Tuesday, 5 November 2019

Fair Project

I class we made our fair project our one is fishing tackle. We made a thing so you can use whole bait while fish and it can change the size of your bait.

Wednesday, 23 October 2019

Gratitude Journal

In Class we have got Gratitude Journal. It helps us appreciate stuff in life. You could be grateful for your pets, parents or family.
  This is mine:

Wednesday, 16 October 2019

Hit and Kick

During maths we made shapes in class. Level 1 is you keep it hitting it before it hits the ground, Level 2 is the same but with kicking, Level 3  is you hit it then kick it till it hits the ground.

Chickens



Chickens

Once I stole Chickens
While I was Eeling at Noon,
Mine is called Costco.

Wednesday, 4 September 2019

My Poem

The sky is a fire ball 
shining bright in the sky. 
Its a boiling BBQ 
crisping everyone.

The sun is a sizzling lightbulb
lighting up earth. 
It is burning like a bright ball in space.

Its like a touch shining a path.  
It is the fire cooking up earth.

We did this poem to learn about describing words.

Thursday, 29 August 2019

Marie

On Wednesday our school went on a Marie trip. We were told stories and we were taught a game. After a little while we had morning tea and we got Milo biscuit and scones. Then we played outside. The Year 5 and 6 did a haka.

Thursday, 22 August 2019

How to make an Eel line.


Materials:

Hand caster, line, 4oz sinker, a hook of you choice (works best with small hook), Braid(optional), 2 swivels and 1 clip-on swivel.

Goal:Set up and eel line and catch an eel

In this Procedural writing you will learn how to set up an eel line to catch eels or other fish

Rap your line around the hand caster.

Then tie on a swivel to the line on the hand caster.

Get 35cm of braid or line and cut into 15cm and 20cm.

Tie the 20cm braid or line on the clip on swivel.

Hold the line and slide the the sinker down it.

Tie the lasts swivel on the 15cm and 20cm braid or line.

The tie your hook on the 20cm braid or line.

Clip the clip on swivel to the swivel on the hand caster.

Head to your local creek with your bait and try catching an eel.

Cast the hand line in to water that has no current.


If you catch one release it, use it for bait or eat it.