Thursday, October 29, 2015

RUN,JUMP,THROW.

RUN, JUMP, THROW #1


WALT practice athletic skills and share how to perform them.




Brainstorm words from the video and put in either column (Skills or Attitudes)
“Your attitude determines your altitude.”


Skills
Attitudes
Run
Sportsmanship
Jump
Integrity
Throw
Determination
Shot put
Enjoyment
High jump
Personal best
Pole vault
Respect
Discus
Perseverance
Long jump
Trying
Hurdles
Positive
Triple jump
Endurance


Brainstorm 20 questions from watching the video. Any questions that come to mind.


“There’s no such thing as a stupid question.”


Question
Helpers
Why / How / Where / What / When / Who
is / are / could / would / should / did / may / will / might / shall
1
How long did they train for?
2
How strong do they have to be?
3
When did they first be discovered?
4
What is the average age to start athletics?
5
What goes through their mind when they stand on the podium?
6
How did they become interested in this sport?
7
What motivates them?
8
When did they first realise they wanted to do athletics?
9
Did any of them want to do a different sport than what they already do?
10
What was their greatest achievement?
11
Are they ever worried?
12
How hard do they focus?
13
How much do they enjoy it?
14
Do they get any injuries in a normal day of training?
15
How much does an injury stop them?
16
What is the most common Athletic sport?
17
How many events are you aloud to do?
18
What is the record for Long jump?
19
Where was the first Athletics competition held?
20
What do they use to make all the poles for Pole Vault?
I am proud of my Run, Jump, Throw because I came up with those ideas really quick. We had to fill in the gaps like skills, attitudes, and questions for the people in athletics. My favourite question was
What goes through their mind when they stand on the podium? Because I DO wonder what goes through there mind when they stand on the podium. (Probably REALLY excited.) But how would I know? I'm not them.   

Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Butterfly Scene










Scene Description Nixie

Success Criteria
  • Has strong adjectives
  • Different sentence beginnings
  • Different sentence lengths
  • A simile and/or alliteration
  • Has an introduction, body and conclusion
  • Thoughtful word choices
  • Show examples of single, compound and complex sentences.

As I turn around I see the most amazing thing.It’s so magical.So colorful - it looks like a rainbow.It’s outstanding. I've never seen anything like it .I’ve only seen monarch butterflies before. So delicate. It could almost blend in with the flower it’s on. It’s like being on a colorful island. It’s the most amazing scene.The  rainbow butterfly clutching onto the flower is such a beautiful sight.It has the most magnificent colors. In the back of the scene there is green grass in a blurry distance. A sunny, peaceful, relaxing space. Could this get more colorful? It looks like a rainbow. Well blended. Red,orange,yellow,green,light blue,dark blue,purple,pink,fuchsia,
lavender. It's so precious.


In my learning,we have been doing scene description.We got to pick any image within reason.I chose a butterfly.Next we had to describe the image to the reader.