Friday, October 28, 2016
Natural disasters
Mount Tarawera Eruption
Mount Tarawera is currently a sleeping volcano situated in the north island in Rotorua.
Mountains or hills typically conical having a crater or vent through which lava,rock fragments,hot vapour and gas are or have been erupted from the earth's crust
The Mount Tarawera eruption lasted six hours and caused massive destruction.several villages were destroyed along with the most famous silica hot springs known as the Pink and White Terraces. Approximately 120 people, nearly all Māori, lost their lives.Early hours of June 10th 1886 people awoke from their slumber to the sound of lightning,earthquakes and fountains of molten rock.
Cloud of smoke and ash up to 10 km high people as far as blenheim heard the terrifying noise of the mount Tarawera eruption some thought it was a attack by an Russian warship which had recently visited Wellington.A 17-km-long rift split Mount Tarawera and extended as far south as Waimangu. The land was covered with millions of tonnes of ash and remains of rubbish and bodies.lakes were transformed and bushes were flattened.The eruption ended at dawn the ash made the day as dark as night.
The pink and white terraces were destroyed Rotorua’s tourist attraction was destroyed people were killed and badly injured citizens of Rotorua were devastated of what had happened.
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
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Thursday, August 25, 2016
My rainbow cake about cross country
Make a copy and name it ‘Analysing my writing T3’ and file in writing. Delete this when you are done.
Week 4 Writing: Cross Country Race
WALT: analyse my writing using the rubrics to assess and score my writing
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
I know I will be successful when I can
- Know what level I will use
- identify the different elements and show what they are in my writing by highlighting these examples
- comment on what I have achieved
- comment on my next learning
Indicators
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My Writing - Cross Country
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My thoughts
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Ideas
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4
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Cross Country
As my breathing got heavier I was feeling light headed. Only footsteps away from Konrad. Huffing and puffing as I got to the hill I struggled to get up every step I took it got harder every breath got heavier as my throat got dryer as the seconds go past. Sweat dripped into my eyes stinging with salt. The struggle was real, I felt the excruciating pain go right through my body. Finally reaching the top then WOOSH I bolted down the hill like a bullet.
Then I went through the puddle SPLISH SPLASH keeping my pace with Konrad still footsteps away Adults and kids cheering for us “GO GO GO” I pick up my pace trying my hardest to get in front of Konrad but his pace is too quick for me then ZOOM he leaves dust in my eyes.Then my second attempt to run up the hill but it had no faze on me .
I passed the finish line 2 laps down 1 more to go I tried my hardest to catch up to Konrad but he sprints ahead of me like a blink of an eye I still carry on not giving up I was on my last lap jogging my fastest. I fly past people like the speed of a cheetah WOOSH I sprint up the hill my fastest then I go ZOOMING down the hill I could already hear children yelling “KONRAD!- KONRAD”!
Then I came around the corner sprinting my hardest and I saw Konrad past the finish line coming in first place then I hear “AREKA! AREKA!” I carried on to the finish line coming in second congratulating Konrad for his win.
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Ive put in two ideas and I have elaborated my ideas
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Structure and Language
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5
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I have elaborated on parts on my writing by showing an dnot telling
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Organisation
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4
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I have organised my writing well and it has good flow
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Vocabulary
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3
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I have only used 1 good word in my but I can use more
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Sentence Structure
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5
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My sentence structure is good it makes my writing flow
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Punctuation
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5
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I have used plenty of punctuation in my writing
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Spelling
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4
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I have spelt all my words correct in my writing
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List 3 things that you think you did well in this text. (not punctuation or capital letters or spelling)
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1.my sentence structure
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2.structure and language
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3.my ideas I used in my writing
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What do you need to work on to improve your writing?
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How to analyse my writing
Ingredients:
- My Cross Country writing
- A copy of the matrix
- The Read Write tool
- The Writing Rubric
- A copy of the rainbow cake ( to refer to only)
- A reliable person (who knows how to use the rubric) to help and support me
Method:
Turn my thinking cap on to (200 degrees) focus on. Make a copy of the writing matrix. Name it and file it in my writing.
When I have finished my writing make a copy and add it to my matrix under My Writing.
Read through my writing to make sure it is clear in my head. Click and open the writing rubric in the Indicator box.
With my partner, I read the ideas indicator in level 4 , 5, and 6 and talk with my partner to say whether my writing is a level 4 , 5, or a 6 and why. I can say ( I think it is this because……..) and I highlight what these may look like in my writing. I then can copy the indicator into the far right box where it says ideas. I can decide to use all or those that is relevant to my writing. Check that our thinking cap is still in focus.
I work through all the other indicators with my partner until I have completed all parts of the rainbow cake. CHECK WITH ME!
Add the icing, by writing comments about three things you did well in your writing, what your next learning steps will be
And place your cake on your blog. DO NOT ADD THIS RECIPE. COPY ONLY THE WALT & THE SC, THE MATRIX AND THE COMMENTS.
Thursday, August 4, 2016
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