Time Graphs

This graph shows the weight-building programme by Emily where the weight is going up and going down every month.

This graph shows that Adam and his group is finding the amount of rainfall in each of the days.

Walht: create graphs using a spreadsheet and to analyse data in those displays.

Spelling test - Term 3

Walht: Use a spreadsheet to enter a display data.

Walht: Analyse and discuss data display.

The data shows that this student began with a score of 20 scores out of 20 words in our spelling test. The next day, this student got 17 correct words out of 18 words. This graph/data tells me about the student's scores and the number of words in the spelling test they did. It shows the weeks and scores the student have with their spelling test.

The Feast of the Assumption

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For R.E., Room 8 were learning about 'The Feast of the Assumption of Mary', they created a drawing or Prezi to present their finished presentation.

Compost

How to make Apple Crumble

Today, Ingrid and Ella made Apple Crumble. I tasted some of it with my classmates and our teacher, Mrs. Dines. The recipe below is the things you will need and how to make Apple Crumble.

How to make Apple Crumble

Ingredients:

-for the apple

• 4 apples
• 2 tablespoons sugar
• Water (enough water to cover bottom of pot
• Cinnamon(Tablespoon-optional)

-for the crumble

• ½ cup of flour
• ¼ cup of sugar
• ¼ teaspoon baking powder
• 3 tablespoon butter

Materials:

• Pot
• Peeler and Knife
• Chopping board
• Hand blender
• Bowl
• Round pyrex dish
• Microwave

Procedure

-for the crumble

1. Blend butter and flour together
2. Mix in baking powder and sugar into the flour

-for the apple

1. Peel, core and chop apple. Add to pot with water
2. Put on stove, on high until it boils. Take off heat, add sugar and cinnamon
3. Put back on heat. Stir and let it cook until soft
4. Scoop into pyrex dish. Sprinkle crumble over
5. Put in microwave, cook for 6-7 minutes.

Informations about Spiders

Wahlt - Identify key ideas and use them to write an information report.

 

Informations about Spiders

Spiders have eight legs and chelicerae with fangs that inject venom, they are air-breathing arthropods. There are over 45,700 spider species and have 114 families. Unlike any other insects, spiders don’t have antennae. When spiders hunt for food, they inject their venom into their prey.

They mostly eat insects and other spiders, large species eat millipedes, woodlice, small lizards, frogs and birds. Spiders can be seen worldwide except in Antarctica. Female spiders can lay up to 3,000 eggs but unfortunately, there’s a chance that they will die after that. The smallest spider was the ‘Patu Digua’ that can reach up to 0.37 mm but the largest and heaviest spider are tarantulas that can reach up to 90 mm, there are small and big spiders.

Some spider species are Tarantulas, Black Widows, Funnel-web spiders, Wolf spiders, Camel spiders and more. But when you are bitten by a spider, you could be sick or have a fever and the wound where you have been bitten, it could rot or it would make it worse. There are also spiders that are very dangerou to other people.

Wordfind - Puzzle Maker

In this word find, I used puzzlemaker to create and complete this word find. the words have come from our spelling set 8 in list 12.