Making Predictions

 1. What event is most likely to occur next?

   His bike spilled and he fell off and got hurt.

What evidence from the text supports your prediction? 

Because there was a large oil slick.

2. What event is most likely yo occur next?

Rex is gonna get hurt by 2 dogs.

What evidence from the text supports your prediction?

Because they were making eye contact and they were growling at each other.

3. What event is most likely to occur next?

He failed the test.

What evidence from the text supports your prediction?

Because he stayed up playing games.

4. What event is likely to occur next?

He got in trouble.

What evidence from the text supports your prediction?

Because he spilled grape juice on the carpet.

5. What event is most likely to occur next?

He burned the potatoes then almost burnt his hand.

What evidence from the text supports your prediction?

Because he made a fancy dinner and burnt the potatoes.

Carnivorous plants

 Carnivorous plants

1. Which statement would the author most likely to agree with?

A. There are too many species of carnivorous plants.

2. Which plant traps bugs in its stem and forces them to walk forward?

D. Pitcher plants.

3. What of the following statement is false?

B. Carnivorous plants do not get nutrients from the soil.

4. Which event happens last when a sundew eats a meal?

D. The sundew releases enzymes.

5. Which best expresses the main idea of the third paragraph?

D. Some plants attract bugs by offering them nectar.

     6. Which best defines the word treacherous as it is used it the fourth paragraph?

C. Something that tastes delicious.

7. Which best describes the overall text structure of the second paragraph?

A. Chronological order.

8.Which statement would the author most likely disagree with?

C. Carnivorous plants are tough and can live in any environment.

9. Which best expresses the main idea of the last paragraph?

C. Carnivorous plants are difficult to keep at home, but you should keep trying.

10. Which title best expresses the author's main purpose in writing this text?

A. Watch Out! How to avoid being eaten by carnivorous plants.

1. In what way are carnivorous plants stronger and more resilient then other plants? In what ways are they weaker?

Carnivorous plants are stronger and more resilient because they attract, trap and eat bugs. Most plants get nutrients from their prey. Carnivorous plants live in bogs and places where the soil lacks nutrients.

2. Compare and contrast two types of plants described in this passage. How are they similar? How are they different?

Carnivorous plants are different because they can eat flies and insects once they land on their mouth.

3. Carnivorous plants have some unique and amazing characteristics. What do these characteristics suggest about life and the world that we live in. In other words, what can carnivorous plants teach us about the world.

Carnivorous plants are stronger then normal plants because other plants are more delicate and carnivorous plants are more harsh but still delicate. 

Volume

Volume

Volume is measured in cubic units.

Ex:

 Cubic centimetre = cm³

Cubic metre = m³

Millilitre = ml³

Litre =L³

Three dimensional (3D) shapes have length, width and height.

All 3D shapes have volume.

Volume = L x W x H = answer

Ocean Pollution

 Ocean Pollution

Ocean pollution is really important because it's harmful to the animals that live in the ocean. Another reason why ocean pollution is important because chemicals get thrown into the ocean and the water gets toxic. If the ocean gets polluted the water we drink now will get dirty and we could get sick.

Ocean pollution is harmful to the animals because of the debris of the pollution slowly degrades over many years, it uses oxygen to do so, resulting in less oxygen in the ocean lead to the death of the ocean animals such as penguins, dolphins, whales and sharks. Excess nitrogen and phosphorus in seawater also causes oxygen depletion. Today's sea absorb as much as a quarter of all man-made carbon emissions

If chemicals get thrown into the ocean the increased concentration of the chemicals, such as nitrogen and phosphorus, in the coastal ocean promotes the growth of algal blooms, which can be toxic to wildlife and harmful to humans. The negative effects on health and the environment caused by algal blooms hurt the local fishing and tourism industries. It can also kill wildlife, destroy habitat and contaminate critical resources in the food chain.

The germs and chemicals can get in drinking water at the water's source or in the distribution system after the water already been treated. Harmful germs and chemicals can get in the water from many sources, including fertilizers, pesticides or other chemicals that have been applied to land near the water. Water toxicity in normal circumstances are rare.

Ocean pollution is really important so we should take care of the ocean and not pollute the ocean. The ocean is important because we drink it and if the water we drink gets polluted can't drink it anymore and if we don't water we get dehydrated.

Māori

 Māori

Kei te pēhea koe? - How are you?

Kei te pai au - I am good

Kei te koa au - I am happy

Kei te hiamoe au - I am sleepy

Adjectives

Hiamoe - sleepy

Riri - angry

Hiakia - hungry 

Koa - happy

Pai - good

Pōuri - sad

Pronoun

ia,koe,au - he/she,you (singular),I

Nouns

Hoa - friend

Whaea - mother

Tuahine - sister (of a male)

Tungāna - brother (of a female)

Possessive

Tō - your (singular)

Further learning

Kei te pēhea tō whaea? - How is your mum?

Kei te koa ia - she is happy

Kei te pēhea tō hoa? - How is your friend?

Kei te hiakai - S/he is hungry 

Kei te pēhea tō tungāne? - How is your brother?

Kei te pai ia - He is well

Papatūānuku

 Papatūānuku

What is Papatūānuku?

In the stories Papatūānuku is the mother of most of the gods. People say she came from underwater. She is also know as Papa and Nuku. Māori considers that Papatūānuku is sustains all life, and that they are spiritually connected to them.

What makes Papatūānuku?

Something that makes Papatūānuku is land. Some other things are water,trees and birds. One of the others that makes her is mountains. Also soil is another thing that makes Papatūānuku.

Why is water important?

Water is important because it keeps us alive from dehydration. Water is also important because it brings nutrients to our cells. Also water protects our joints and organs. Two other things that water maintains our body temperature and getting rid of waste.

What is pollution?

Pollution is the harmful materials that get thrown in the environment. Pollution is really bad for the Atmosphere because the air quality could change. Also there are different types of pollution, like light pollution, soil pollution, ocean pollution and a lot more.

i am Kathryn

I am Kathryn.

I am 7 years old.

I come from Burma.

My favourite colour is purple.

I love to play with my bro 

I am Kathryn.

I am 7 years old.

I come from Burma.

My favourite colour is purple.

I love to play with my brother.

My favourite thing about school is math`

This week we looked at a pictures 

 Skydiving disaster 

One day two girls called Kelly and Paige went to New York.When Kelly and Paige arrived It was night so they rented a hotel for a 

Week.Next morning the girls went for breakfast they decided to go

Skydiven the next day.

The girls booked to jump off a jet at 10am. They had lunch. Then went on their phones and played games. At dinner they had pasta. Then they went to sleep early.

Next morning Kelly and Paige woke up at 6am. The girls ate

Breakfast.

Then they got ready and got the car keys.Then they went to the paragliding site.At the site they were greeted by the instructors.

The girls were so nervous, especially paige but Kelly was so

Confident because it was her second time. The girls were

Told to put the harness. Paige went with a tanden. When

They jumped off Paige fainted the tanden had to save

Paige. When Paige was saved they landed. But Kelly

Didn’t land yet. When Paige looked up she saw Kelly

Was blowing away. But Kelly was close to the ground so she

Landed.

By Kathryn

Types of conflicts

 Types of conflicts

1. Protagonist : Casey   Antagonist : Casey     

Internal Conflict

2. Protagonist : Kiko   Antagonist : Shan Bhutan

Character vs Character

3. Protagonist : Domino   Antagonist : Robots

Character vs Society

4. Protagonist : Brain   Antagonist : Society

Character vs Society

5. Protagonist : Janie   Antagonist : Bear

Character vs Nature

6. Protagonist : Kristin   Antagonist : Kristin

Internal Conflict

7. Protagonist: Greg   Antagonist : Muckmuck monsters 

Character vs Character 

8. Protagonist : Mae   Antagonist : Society

Character vs Society

9. Protagonist : Jack   Antagonist : Aliens

Character vs Character 

10. Protagonist : Newton   Antagonist : Ronny

Character vs Character