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Wednesday, 8 May 2013

X-tra Maths Scores

This is my X-tra Maths score on addition, The green represents what I got right and the orange means I took more than 3 seconds to answer and the blue is the ones that I got wrong.

Tuesday, 7 May 2013

Conflict Information report


   THE VIETNAM WAR
In the Vietnam war the youngest soldier killed was a 16 year old. The American dads married Vietnamese women and their kids would have two cultures that were in the vietnam war.
The war started in 1957 and ended in 1975.
North Vietnam wanted South Vietnam to have the same rules and became communists. Some people in South Vietnam wanted that to happen, they were known as the Viet Cong. North Vietnam  and  the Viet Cong were known as the Coalition Forces. They fought against the Allied Troops of South Vietnam, South Korea, USA, Australia, and NZ.


During the war the communists from the Soviet Union and China were trying to spread Communism throughout the world. Because both countries are in close proximity to Vietnam, they decided that they should invade to spread their form of government. They used guns, tanks and Agent Orange to kill the 6,00,000 people who died in the Vietnam War.
In 1974 America  packed up and left because it was a War they couldn’t win. All of the soldiers were sent home and those knew  in death were also sent home. There are heaps of  soldiers still missing for.
After the war ended in April of 1975 an independent Vietnam finally unified - people began to write their histories of the war.

The oldest man killed was 62 years old and the youngest killed was 16 yrs old.


Thursday, 11 April 2013

Maths


This is a screenshot of my 6x's

Maths


I have been learning about addition from millions.

Study ladder



I have been learning multiplication, and I beat Hector.

Tuesday, 9 April 2013

Vietnam War Presentation


My Comic Life presentation shows when this conflict took place, who was involved and what the consequences of the fighting were.

Monday, 8 April 2013

Eastern Beach Recount: Roswell


                 EASTERN BEACH


One blazing cloudless summers day Panmure bridge school had a field trip to Eastern beach, the beach that our school goes to every year. We travelled in four buses. I was in the bus with my class, Mrs anderson and Room 6. Mrs Anderson was taking pictures and people were posing and saying not to take a picture of them, but everyone could tell they really they wanted a picture.

We arrived at our destination and removed ourselves from the buses.
“Thank you,” I hear people saying to the bus driver.
We walked to our area and suddenly I see this man in a wetsuit with sunscreen on his face. It looked as if he was our principal Mr Johnston, was trying to disguise himself. There were teachers and  parents everywhere that were guiding us to where we sat. We were told to sit down in front of Mr Johnston to listen to the instructions. He was speaking really loudly because his microphone wasn’t working.

Group One went kayaking first, while the rest of us ate our morning tea and played around. I didn't get to swim because my nana didn’t give me permission  to swim because I was misbehaving the week before.

It was time for Group Two to go kayaking.  
“OHHHH!” I moaned. My friends were in that group and we were in the middle of a game. Luckily it didn’t really matter because I started playing with someone else. After a while it was  Group Three’s turn to go kayaking.
Finally my friends were back. They got dry and we carried on our game.

I had fun at the beach because my friends were there and we all had fun. I hope I go again.