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We are learning what Ambassador are, and what they do.
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We are learning what Ambassador are, and what they do.
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we are learning to add idioms we know goes well with an antagonist
This week we were given a task to find idioms that go with an antagonist. If you’re wondering what an antagonist is, an antagonist is a bad guy. But on the other hand is the protagonist, a protagonist is someone who stops the antagonist from hurting people, and the antagonist goals is to stop the protagonist from achieving his goals.
Idiom’s (Antagonist) by Exodus Galovale, Johfritz Francis
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We are learning to create and find different types of cyber smart challenges.
This week we were given new cyber smart challenges, This challenge was to give us a hint about what it is, who can see it and what our digital footprint says about us. We were given images that we could copy and paste on to the next slide, but adjusting it so it would realistically create footprints. This challenge was fun because I liked it because when I switch side it looked like an actual person walked through. I wish I could of added more but these were the only image I could choose.
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this week room 9 are learning to find new idioms
For this week’s, weekly choice board we had the option to choose whether we wanted to start off with prefixes or idioms. I started off with the idioms because I would take some of the ideas, and add it to the suffixes. The idioms were fun and confusing because some of the idioms I just didn’t understand, like seventh heaven. but my favourite one was Don’t cry over spilt milk, because it mean you shouldn’t be sad about something that is in the past, or something that you can’t do anything about it. I really liked this weeks idioms, lots of new and interesting idioms that I had learnt.
What was your favourite idiom?
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This week for reading we have been given a self assessment. We were given a doc shared by our teacher. It was a doc were we would have to highlight a sentence one to four. I think I’ve done well reading this but I know I could have done better. I think I have been improving a lots because I felt a lot more confident while reading this.
Kia Ora
this week, we went outside for P.E to play a game called end ball. Its a sport similar to net ball. End ball is all about being, positive, using teamwork, being smart, moving out to spaces, and showing positive communication. The game is to pass the balls five times, but to five different people each time. Once you have passed the ball five times you have to get the ball to the person at the other end. If you have completed that and given the ball to your teammate on the other side that is one point. But make sure you don’t drop the ball or get the ball taken off you. Because you would have to start again and pass to five others again.
Have you played end ball?
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This week for math, our DLO was choosing compatible numbers. Choosing compatible numbers was, if the equation given to you was too hard to sum all together, you had to put two of the numbers that will equal a whole number together and plus them together to get an answer (buy remember they have to be compatible). Then put the other number together and again you will get your answer. Sum up both of the numbers calculate them together and you will get you answer
For example:
280+360+140+20, 280 would go with 20 so the total would add up to 300
then do the same with 140 and 360=400, then go 400+300=700
Ngā mihi
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this week we had been given more idioms, Idioms that I have known for ages, Idioms that I don’t know. But as you can see 2 of the idioms are highlighted yellow and blue. The idiom that is highlighted in yellow is the idiom I know, and the idiom highlighted in blue is the idiom I didn’t know. But my favourite one was the one highlighted in green is my favourite one, (wasn’t an option) because it reminds me of when I am calmed and relaxed.
Which one was your favourite?
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This week we have been doing prefixes, this week’s prefixes are mono. Where we have to match the meaning with the word. this week I have learnt some new prefixes and had fun looking for the actual meaning. I think that This was one of my favourite prefixes because I actually knew most of it, and didn’t have to search it up.
Have you heard any of these prefixes?
Which one?
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