cat themed STOP AND THINK

ANZAC life

some time ago, the class and I writ about what it will be like living in the trenches some rats grew big as domestic cats, the conditions were harsh and in the trenches were dirt, mud, sand bags and no electricity.what I found challenging is that you had to find out what was actruly was in the war and figure out what it was like in there first.What I found easy is getting all the knowledge that I need and write it down on my book.what I found fun is reading how good it was when it was over and done with.    

 

My foot stamp

Today for Manaiakalani the class and I made a digital footprint.

What I found fun was you got to choose what image you want to put on your footprint and going on line to search up what you want,what I also found fun is it looked really cool when your done and you'll be proud of yourself.

what I found challenging is you had to type up what you wanted and try to find the perfect one to fit on you footprint.

what I found easy is copying and pasting it onto my footprint because I'm good at that and overlapping.

Public or private

Public or private

We are learning what is public and what is private and to keep personal with your family and relatives and what to share out with the world.
what I think I could Reflect on my piece of learning is double check with my family and see if their names want to be out in the public world.
I found this learning fun because we all got to go on a device and write down what is public and what is not.

My dogs ages(maths)

We have been learning about maths and how to get 15 with 3 numbers and then try to get 45.
The dog question is easy and challenging at the same time I worked out 1+9+5=15 1x9=9x5=45.
What I found easy is multiplying all the number like 9,1 and 5 together and plussing them together and what I found challenging is working out in my head all the numbers ad adding them all up to get 45.What I think that will make it easier and less challenging is to work it out in my book first or make Garth and add up all the dogs ages.