Welcome back to another great term which is jam- packed with exciting things to do and learn about!

It’s been a while since I’ve updated our blog and there are a lot of things to post. Some of you are still asking about the ‘Wacky Wednesday’ narratives we did on the dusty day last term. They will (eventually) be published on here, I just have to find a good spare hour or two ( or three) to do it! It might actually be a better idea to choose people from class to publish their work during the literacy session.

This Saturday is the school fete. 4G are running the sponge- throwing stall, three throws for $1. I will be sending home a note to ask for your help and whether or not you are willing to have a sponge thrown at your face to raise some money. Goggles will be supplied of course!

Remember to bring along with you to school all of the important and essential things you need to do quality work. We have a bit of a shortage of glue, rulers and scissors in the classroom. Please bring in your own glue, ruler and pair of scissors so we eliminate time spent looking for resources.

Keep checking as I will be adding more information about the term as soon as I can.

Adios,

Miss Gearing

I am blown away by how creative everyone’s narratives are about the dusty Wednesday that has just passed. I am currently looking through them and will have to choose a few of them to publish on here.

Just how am I going to choose though, they’re all very good!

Hmm- eenie, meenie, miney, mo?

Miss Gearing

 How to make an invisibility cloak- by Shaun

Ingredients:

Rope

1 blanket

2 cups of magic dust

Tiger’s fur

Lion’s claws- 2cm long

Superglue

Cable

1 back up jet

Method:

1. Firstly, make your cloak out of rope.

2. Then, put your balnket over the rope and super glue it down.

3. Put the tiger’s fur over the blanket and tie it down with a cable.

4. Gently pour on 2 cups of magic dust.

5. Put the lion’s claws on the front. (Just in case, connect the back up jet for safety).

6. Lastly, tie it on and you will disappear and fly like an airforce jet!

How to make an invisibility cloak - by Matt

Ingredients:

1/2 cup of magic powder

1/4 cup of pixie dust

1/4 cup of griffin blood

2 owl feathers1 unicorn hair

2 womping willow leaves

1 cape

1 wand

1 cauldron

Method:

1. Gently sprinkle the magic powder into the cauldron.

2. Tip in the pixie dust.

3. Gently pour the griffin blood into the cauldron.

4. Place the own feathers into the cauldron carefully.

5. Gently sprinkle in the unicorn hair.

6. Drop in the womping willow leaves.

7. Gently place the cape in the cauldron.

8. Grab your wand and say “Stubafide!”

Now you should see your cape disappear and when you put it on, you will also disappear!

Recipe for friendship- by Isabelle

Ingredients:

Kindness

Respect

Politeness

Manners

People

Patience

Sharing

Caring

Time

1. Put the people in the blender.

2. Pour some kindness and respect into a mixing bowl and mix together gently.

3. Pour the people into the kindness and respect.

4. Pour the remaining ingredients into the mixing bowl and stir vigorously.

5. Bake the mixture in the oven for 10 minutes.

7. Take out of the oven and enjoy your new friend!

Recipe for friendship- by Jessica

Ingredients:

1 cup of kindness

A handful of manners

1 teaspoon of sharing

1 cup of respect

2 cups of politeness

1 person

1 teaspoon of caring

1 cup of respect

1 cup of patience

Time

Mixing bowl

Method:

1. Get your cup of kindness, politeness, respect, manners and patience and genbtly place these into a mixing bowl.

2. Carefully add the teaspoon of sharing, caring and time and mix together until yellow.

3. Put the mixture onto the stove and boil until slightly green.

4. Get the person to drink the mixture in a cup.

Now you have a successful friendship!

I am going to put on our blog some of our brilliant procedures we have been writing. There are some outstanding writing pieces that I can’t wait to share… stay tuned!

Miss Gearing

I found this picture incidently while I was doing some research for our COGs unit and thought I’d share it with you:

How cute!

Miss Gearing

For something different, you could download the homework sheet, type your answers onto the sheet then print it off and paste it into your book!

Term 3 week 9

It’s been over 2 weeks since I’ve updated our blog so there’s lots to post!

Firstly, here is this week’s joke:

What do you call a sailor with no arms or legs?

Reply back if you know the answer

Here is this week’s homework:

Term 3 week 7

Miss Gearing

Ok, here it is:

What is the best hand to write with?

Reply back with your answer if you know it!

Miss Gearing