Work Book - Word Problems

This week we have been working on word problems.  Word problems are this we come across in everyday life. It is a good skill to have. Here is my work book.

Blog-X Dance #1

Kia Ora Blog X dancers! My Name is Iris and I dance with 3 different Dance school, Danzfit, Crossroads, and Feet Beats.
Danzfit it a jazz school in Greymouth and Springfeild. Our teacher is Lisa, Natarsh, and Debbie-Ann. Danzfit is a school which has recently moved to Greymouth after some of the competition squad is from there. Danzfit specialises in Jazz, Lyrical, Contemporary, and Broadway. In Danzfit I have 1 Duo with Mia, one Trio with Mia and Phoenix, 4 Teams, and 4 Solos.
Crossroads is a Ballet, Lyrical, and Contemporary school. I only do the Ballet side. Gaye is my teacher helped by Catherine. In Crossroads I have 2 Solos.
Feet Beats is a new tap school. Our teacher is Calin. I have 1 Duo with Tavis (My brother), 1 Trio with Mia and Phoenix, 1 Team, and 2 Solos.
In all of these schools are Mia Phoenix and I.
I started dancing when I was three, so this is my ninth year. I am a competitive dancer and at the moment I have 5 trophies.
Today I am off to Auckland for a dance convention called Kairos. Kairos is a two day convention where you do Jazz, Lyrical, Urban, Street dance, Ballet, Contemporary, and musical theatre. During the two days you learns little dances and you show them at the end show. There are also auditions that you can do where you can earn scholarships and awards.

Writing - Scaffold For A Exposition

For the next few weeks we will be writing expositions. Expositions are when you have a argument or opinion. We had to make a Scaffold for an exposition. Here is it!

Work Book - Interpreting Timetables #2

For the past few weeks we have been working on interpreting timetables. Here is my work sheet for the week.

Work Book - Interpreting Timetables

This week we are working on Timetables. We need this skill for everyday life. Here it is!

Myth Writing

For the past few weeks, we have been writing myths. My myth was about the floss fluorescents, and how Tangaroa cries for his love. Here it is!

Floss Fluorescents

Once when New Zealand was first founded, The great god of  the sea Tangaroa, was feeling all alone, he wanted someone to keep him company, so he set out to find a beautiful woman and make her his wife. He called out for women in many different tribes, large and small, women came to him, but Tangaroa declined them all. He couldn’t find anyone he liked. So Tangaroa looked up to find a beautiful woman called Rangi. Tangaroa fell desperately in love with Rangi, and made her his wife.

Rangi was always close. But one day Tangaroa fell into a very bad mood when some local fishermen took to many fish for themselves. Tangaroa made the waves crash, and the sea grey. Rangi tried to calm him with a lite, cool, gentle breeze, but Tangaroa got angry with her and made the waves go up, up, up and crash into her, pushing  her up, up, so that he could not touch, talk, or hear her.

When Tangaroa calmed down, he realised what he had done.

During the day, the waves fly up to try reach her, but falls down with lost strength. During the night, his tears slowly reaches the shore, and glow a soft blue colour, that is know to be known as floss fluorescents.