WALT:understand how to use FORREST to persuade.

Today we created a DLO based on the acronym FORREST. FORREST stands for Facts Opinion Rhetorical Question Repetition Emotive Language Statistics Three (groups of) We explained the meaning to each subject with an example. We found this task very easy because we were working as a team and as we finished off the work we had a better understanding of FORREST. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to leave a comment down below.

Reliability

WALT:Evaluate the reliability of a site.

We did reliability on sites to know which sites have correct information. It is important to follow these steps because it keeps you from getting wrong information. Thank you for viewing my blog.

Collaborative Mystery Solving

WALT:  work collaboratively to solve a mystery

Today me and my friends did a Collaborative Mystery solving.  We found this not easy but not hard so in the middle. We worked well together and found out the clues for 3 people to choose. We created this DLO to show what we found. Thank you visiting my blog. Link to DLO and Work sheet.

Our Quarterback is missing?

WALT:  work collaboratively to solve a mystery  

This collaborative problem solving is our Quarterback is missing. Where the famous quarterback went missing and two children or people went looking for clues. Our witness had there cules lying everywhere. We came up with 3 people who was innocent and one guilty. Here is the link to our Google Doc

Rags to Riches

Today we did a game called Rags to Riches were we answer questions and if we get it right we get more money. I really enjoyed this game because it was really intense if you got one wrong you would have to start again. There are 15 questions and I got all of them right. Next time I hope we can play a game just like this.

🎇 Diwali and Easter 🎇

Word of the day: Logical

📝 Word of the day: Clarity 📝

Vocabulary: Prefix

Prefix	Meaning	3 words	Images
non	from, down, away reverse, opposite.	Decode, decrease, deduce	decrease
mis	Wrong, incorrect, false.	Mistrust, Mistaken, Mislead.	Mistaken
in	Individual	Incorrect, Independent, Inside.	Independent.
pre	Gift.	Present, Prefix	Present
pro	Profess, Publish, Declare	Proclaim, Pronoun, Protest.	Proclaim
il	Sickness, Disease	Illegal, illegible, illness.	illness
non	Rubbish, Gibberish	nonfiction, nonstop,nonsense	Nonsense
ex	Greater, Quantity, Number	Exit, Exceed, Exhale	Exceed
re	Play Back, Repeat.	Rewrite, Reword, Replay	Play Back

📄 Diwali and Chinese new year 📄

Six

📉 Line Graph 📉

Walht: Reflect on Line graph

The Bubblegum Machine

Activity 1 Discuss the choice of character names chosen by the author. Ms Goo - I think it goes with her she loves the gobbledy goo machine that oozed and made gum. Lucy - I think that lucy is a okay name but I would like something like Emma or maybe even Olivia. Mr Chew - This is a  good name also because he also works at the bubble gum shop. Ms Blewitt - I don’t know if it really goes with style and everything else I would call her Emily.

Activity 4 The figurative language from the text is in green on the vocab slide. Choose 1 to draw a picture to explain the literal meaning. Use the words in a sentences or explain the figurative meaning.

Today I have chose these two activities because I could make my own decision on the names and see what went with the character the most. I want to learn about sayings just like bite of more than I can chew things like that I can improve my vocab which leads to acceleration.