This week we have been working on describing and we have been focusing on show not tell. Our teacher gave us a picture of a scared cat and then we had to describe it with out telling that the cat was frightened or scared. I kind of liked the activity because you got to write paragraphs and I like writing paragraphs. We had to use our senses, simile or metaphor and precise nouns, verbs and adjectives to describe. Can you find my simile?
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Friday, 7 September 2018
Show not Tell
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Friday, 3 August 2018
My Treasure
WALT: Use conjunctions to join our ideas together.
WALT: Include descriptive detail.
This week we had to describe a personal treasure. What we did was we had to use at least a couple of fanboys on our paragraphs in our slides. I think that this task was interesting and fun and made me think more on description. I think I was ok at this task although I think I could do better at it. I think what I could do better next time is that I could describe my object even more and do bigger paragraphs. My precious/treasure item is my teddy bear as you probably saw in the slide.
Comment below what your treasure/precious item is.
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Friday, 2 March 2018
Descriptive Sentence Writing Week 2
This week we have been looking at nikau palm trees and started writing about them. We wrote about the trunk, the leaves and the seeds. We also did a topic sentence and a concluding sentence for our paragraph. For our blog we picked two of the sentences we did and here are mine:
The nikau palm tree is native to the New Zealand. It has a lumpy trunk, green and spiky leaves and little brown seeds.
Nikau palm trees have tiny little brown seeds. They are brown and look like acorns and nuts.
The nikau palm tree is native to the New Zealand. It has a lumpy trunk, green and spiky leaves and little brown seeds.
Nikau palm trees have tiny little brown seeds. They are brown and look like acorns and nuts.
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