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Friday, 29 June 2018

Shape Poem


This is my shape poem I created about the season Summer.

Invention Key: Word Search



WALT: Invent a game for others to play on the moon!

Who is your target audience?  What will your game be named?  What outfit will players be wearing?  What equipment will you need to play?  What are the rules?

The challenge for me was to find out words to use for my word search.

Thursday, 28 June 2018

Question Key: The Sun

WALT: The answer is: The Sun

Write 24 questions that would give this answer.

What looks like a hydrogen bomb in space? 
What looks like a huge fireball in space?
What is an object that looks like a enormous glowing sphere of gas in space?
What is a Solar Star?
What is 149.6 million km away from the Earth?
What is in the center of the solar system?
What is almost a perfect sphere of hot plasma?
What does Magnetically Driven Star stand for?
What is the brightest star by apparent visual magnitude?
What is our local star in space?
What is looks like a gigantic yellowish and orangish ball in space?
What is another word for Solar?
What could fit one million Earths in it?
What gives Earth just the right amount of heat?
What do we need to help grow plants and vegetables?
Why do we need to wear sunscreen on sunny days?
Why do we wear sun hats in Summer?
What does all the eight planets orbit?
Where does the force come from that makes all the planets orbit the Sun?
What makes the water hot?
What creates heat on Earth?
Where do light rays come from?
What makes rainbow form?
What is in the middle of the whole Solar System?
What does not orbit anything?

The challenge for me was to try and find answers that answer the Sun.






































What if? Key: Moon


WALT: What if we started building houses on the moon?  Who would live there?  What might the consequences of this be?  Do you agree to do this?

What would happen if we started building houses on the Moon?
If we started building houses on the Moon the houses might get wreck and the houses might even get wrecked while making them. 

Who would live there?
If someone lived on the moon I think it would be astronauts only.

What might the consequences of this be?
The consequences of this could be that whoever lives on the Moon their houses might wrecked.

Do you agree to do this?
I do not agree to do this because it will be dangerous and I wouldn’t want  to take any risks.

The challenge for me was to think of things to answer all these questions.

Picture Key: Narrative - Monkey

WALT: What could be happening in these pictures?  Come up with a thoughtful and creative story for each picture.

The Monkey that flew to space

 There once was a monkey named Albert he wanted to fly into space.

 Once upon a time there was a monkey named Albert who wanted to fly into space, so he made a plan to sneak out one day and fly to space, he started building a rocket that he could use to fly into space. After waiting for weeks and days to past the day he had been waiting for came, he waited until night time to sneak out he was so excited to experience what it would feel and look like in space.

 Albert sneaked out the garage silently so his owner would not hear him, of he went into his homemade rocket. After 17 minutes he got his rocket set up and ready to go into space he was so excited that he even made himself a space suit only for monkeys because in his times there were only suits just for humans. As he listened to his guider he put on his suit so when he got into space he could fly around but not just in a rocket in the outer space, he was so hyped that he even flew around in the rocket and forgot about what his guider told him to do if he went offline. A few minutes after Albert made into space, he and his guider searched for somewhere to park they flew to the moon and parked on it . Albert got out and connected his suit to the rocket so he wouldn't get lost in space, as he started exploring around in space he thought his owner would go to him but he wasn't there Albert didn't really want his owner to be worried about him so he just explored space for one hour then went back. As he went back his guider was online for about 7 minutes but went offline.

Albert was so worried he was panicking a lot but luckily he remembered that he put a poster saying "if your guider has went offline read these instructions to take you back home". He so happy that  he put that poster there, so he read the instructions very carefully and did as it said. When he made it back home he ran to his bed very quickly os his owner wouldn't notice that he was gone. His owner came and checked on him then left to go and sleep.

Albert learnt that he shouldn't do things without permission because things can go wrong.



The challenge for me was to think of a story related to this picture.





Picture Key: Narrative - Cat and Pizzas

WALT: What could be happening in these pictures?  Come up with a thoughtful and creative story for each picture.

The two Cats and Moving Pizzas in space

There once was a cat that wanted explore space.

Long long long ago, was a cat named Josephine who wanted to explore space she always planned of going with her cat friend Aliana who also wanted to explore space because they had been learning about the Solar System, they waited for days to past until they could sneak out quickly. Soon came the right day to sneak out because both their owners went on a double date and left Josephine with Aliana at home to rest. They sneaked out very quickly because they didn’t know when their owners would return home.

About 20 minutes later they made it to the rocket, they were so excited to see what it feels like to be in actual space. They listened very carefully to their guider so they wouldn't do anything wrong, as the rocket zoomed high up into space the cats were meowing loudly and happily. When they got into space they searched for somewhere to park their rocket, after they parked the rocket on a colourful planet they jumped out and started to explore the it. The colourful planet was kind of a mystery planet to them but Aliana wanted to go and explore the pizza planets so she left but Josephine stayed, after a few moments later they met each back at the rocket but there was a problem as their guider was taking them back home something bad happened their guider got cut of line because they were in space for too long.

They started panicking luckily Josephine found a book in the rocket the title was "How to fly a rocket back to Earth" they were glad that Josephine found the book so Josephine read the book to Aliana as she listened and did as it said in it. Two hours later they made it back home safely, they made it just in time they ran their fastest to bed so their owners wouldn't know where they went.

The two of them learnt how to fly a rocket back to planet Earth.


The challenge for me was to write down a story about this made up picture.




Wednesday, 27 June 2018

Interview Key: 13 Questions for Sun

WALT: Imagine you are going to interview the Sun.  Write 13 questions that you would ask.
Use a range of question starters and open/closed questions.

Extension:  Write what you imagine the Sun would say to answer each of your questions!

Why do planets orbit the Sun?  Because of the Sun's magnetic fields.

What is another word for the Sun?  A Magnetically driven star or Solar.

How far is the Sun from Mercury? 57.91 million km away.

Who is the fastest spinning planet in the Solar System?  Jupiter is the fastest spinning planet in the Solar System.

Since Solar means Sun what is another way to say Solar System? Another way is Sun System.

How many planets are in the Solar System? There are 9 planets in the Solar System.

What is the closest planet to the Sun? Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun.

Which planet is not a terrestrial planet in the Solar System? Saturn is the only

planet in the Solar System that is not a terrestrial planet.

Which planet is a densest planet? Earth is a densest planet.

Where is the main asteroid belt in the Solar System? Between Mars and Jupiter.

Which is shorter, Mercury's day or year? Mercury’s year is shorter.

How long is Mercury's day? 176 Earth Days.

What is the Great Red Spot on Jupiter? A storm that lasted over 100 years.

The challenge for me was to think of questions to write down.