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Friday, 4 September 2015



This is my sandwich I made on a google drawaing

Tuesday, 25 August 2015

Mask Making


Today I have been learning about to use a google drawing to make and write question of what you have to do With the Mask.

Thursday, 20 August 2015

How to Reference a book in APA format


Authors name :Louise
Authors last name:Richard
Title:plant products.
Year publish 2002
Placer publish:new New York
publisher: Jordan Hill

Richard,Louise. (2002) Plant Products.Jordan Hill:London



Locating Faces


Today for maths I learnt about how many faces are on a shape. I estimated that the top shape would have 6 triangle faces and 1 hexagon face, also I estimated that the bottom shape would have 4 faces. I was right both times. I also learnt that it is not about the faces you can see because there can be some faces that you can't see. 

Thursday, 6 August 2015

Part Adder make your own hard sums


                                                                  Part Adder,2 digit numbers & tens/ones
I stared 48 and 49 and then i took away 8 from the 48 wich is 40  and then I took away 9 from the 49 wich is 80 then I adder 9+8=17 and then I adder 17 and 80 wich=97.

                                                                     Part Adder,2 digit numbers & tens/ones
 Part Adder,2 digit numbers & tens/one
I started with 48 and 49 then I took away 20 from both numbers wich=40 then I added 28 and 29 to the 40 wich = 97

Thursday, 4 June 2015

Anzac writing information report

ANZAC Biscuit Report

In this google doc I will be telling you some details about Anzac biscuits.

The origin of an Anzac biscuit: The Anzac biscuits were made during the first world war to send to the soldiers who were fighting.

What is an Anzac biscuit?  An Anzac biscuit is a special biscuit that has been made by the woman that stayed back from war.

Why did they make Anzac biscuits? They made the Anzac biscuits because the soldiers were usually hungry.  The biscuits needed to last a long time because they were sent by boat to the other side of the world.

Conclusion: ANZAC biscuits were made for the soldiers by people at home who were worried about them.