Awards

  Hi, today, on Friday, we received prizes. They are: badges (for librarians), wrist bands (for people who has 50 thank you tickets), lock-down learner award (for people who come to home-learning hangouts), and last but not least: The HERO awards. If you want to check out some of these more clearly you could look in:  https://sites.google.com/view/shsraupo2020/home#h.p_u43_v6UugeLS.
 And here is the images that I copied 😊:

     Hi, today in reading I managed to finish the treasure map that I was working on (it is fake, of course). And we did it based on a story called The Pirates' Plunder, it is a nice short story about pirates' finding their treasure. Here is the map that I made based on the story 😀:

At School Again

    Hi everyone, I'm back at school again. It feels great. I could see my friends and hangout with them once more. But we still have to keep distance/social distancing, sanitize and wash our hands to keep safe.

    I still prefer normal school though 😊. But I am still REALLY glad that I'm back, because when I was in Lock-down I missed it really much.  😉

Writing - The Box

The Box

        In an old house, there lived an old man and a mouse. They weren’t

friends, of course, but they did no harm to each other. The mouse

always thinks that the old man bugs his business. And the old-man

thinks that the mouse always steals his food.

     So, one day, the old man set a trap for the mouse. And, the mouse

walked right into it as he predicted. But the old man didn’t plan to do

anything after that. So he had the idea to set it free. But as he was

about to do that he heard the neighbors cat. (and you know what cats

do to mouse right?)

     After that, the old man had no other choice but to let it live with

him. Then, he decided that the best way to live with the mouse, is

to make friends with it. (that’s the best way to live with someone/thing

that you think is annoying)

    So, he went into the house, put the box on a table, and started to

poke holes on the box to let the mouse breathe. After that he fed the

mouse some bread crusts but it threw the bread crust out straight

away (it was still angry). 

    So he opened the box and let the mouse see him eating the bread

crusts. So the mouse got hungry and ate some. Soon, after that, the

mouse and the old man became good friends.

                    The End

Writing - Soar

One day, there was a teenage girl named Alice who had a dream to make

aeroplanes . Alice was testing one of her planes to see if it could fly, but, like all the

other ones it fell down.

      Alice had felt as though she would never be successful with planes.

Then as she was sobbing she heard a noise like a broken air-craft.

As she looked to the direction of the sound. She saw a tiny little

hot-air balloon crash down on the bench nearby. 

      She went to the little hot-air balloon and saw a little person in it,

named Anita. When Anita saw Alice she immediately grabbed a pencil

near her and pointed it at Alice frightenedly. Alice knew the position

Anita was in so she greeted her with a smile.

      Anita then ran down to flip her tiny hot-air balloon and Alice saw

what had happened. So then, she saw some pencils and tried to fix it

but it didn’t work. Then Anita looked up to the sky and Alice looked,

but she definitely didn’t expect to see the fleet of air-crafts which

she saw.

     Then Alice REALLY wanted to help Anita so she tried everything

she could. But they failed nearly every time. After that, they were

about to quit but then Alice held her map and the wind blew it,

then it flew. So Alice had a great idea to connect her plan with

the hot-air balloon. AND IT WORKED.

Hi, today is the LAST DAY IN HOME-LEARNING and it is very exiting. In reading today we finished the reading slide about Harry Potter that we have been working on for 3-days. So it is a REALLY long slide. And here it is 😁:

Maths - 24 hour time

Hi, today in Maths with Miss McLeod we learned more about 24 hour time. It is a fun subject. And now, Miss McLeod put clues so we could fill grids each time. It is really, really fun (though a bit hard), but it is a nice exercise.