Friday 29 October 2021
Halloween Art
Today for my team 5 electives I pick art because art is my favourite. Today some students from Pt England School were doing Halloween art with Miss Hall. It Was Fun.
Thursday 28 October 2021
Wednesday 27 October 2021
Tuesday 26 October 2021
Friday 22 October 2021
Creative Writing
Creative Writing -
Recount
Spending time with friends is one of the things I’ve missed the most about lockdown. It’s made Mr Hughes think about all of the fun times I have had with my friends over the years; the trips we’ve taken, the birthdays, the adventures we’ve been on,
and the trouble we got in to.
These memories are ones I will treasure forever.
Your task today is to write a recount of your favourite memory
you have with your friends.
Start by choosing a topic that you would like to write about.
Literacy Task
Reading Quiz - Planning
Name of Story: Three Bears
Author: Diana Noonan
Instructions:
Read through the story you have chosen.
Write your own comprehension questions to be used in your DLO.
Record the answers for the questions you have written.
Record the page that contains the evidence for the questions you have written.
Question 1: Where did Ms Meadowcorft tell Lochie and his group to perform the play at?
Answer: At the special assembly
Page: 28
Question 2: What did Lochie’s mum put in his Friday night bag?
Answer: His soccer gear.
Page: 28
Question 3: Why did Lochie turn over on the special assembly on his play?
Answer: Because his stomach hurted.
Page: 30
Question 4: Why was Lochie sad at the special assembly?
Answer: because his mum and dad weren't there.
Page: 30
Question 5: Why did dad look surprised?
Answer: Because of Lochie’s play.
Page: 32
Question 6: What did Lochie call him and his parents?
Answer: The three bears.
Page: 32
Thursday 21 October 2021
Literacy.
Reading Quiz - Planning
Name of Story: Three Bears
Author: Diana Noonan
Instructions:
Read through the story you have chosen.
Write your own comprehension questions to be used in your DLO.
Record the answers for the questions you have written.
Record the page that contains the evidence for the questions you have written.
Question 1: Where did Ms Meadowcorft tell Lochie and his group to perform the play at?
Answer: At the special assembly
Page: 28
Question 2: What did Lochie’s mum put in his Friday night bag?
Answer: His soccer gear.
Page: 28
Question 3: Why did Lochie turn over on the special assembly on his play?
Answer: Because his stomach hurted.
Page: 30
Question 4: Why was Lochie sad at the special assembly?
Answer: because his mum and dad weren't there.
Page: 30
Question 5: Why did dad look surprised?
Answer: Because of Lochie’s play.
Page: 32
Question 6: What did Lochie call him and his parents?
Answer: The three bears.
Page: 32
Wednesday 20 October 2021
Tuesday 19 October 2021
Monday 18 October 2021
Week 1 Spelling List.
Week 1 Spelling List:
Task: Put the words from your list into alphabetical order:
Thursday 14 October 2021
Wednesday 13 October 2021
Tuesday 12 October 2021
Monday 11 October 2021
Friday 8 October 2021
Friday 1 October 2021
Article: MEMES
Memes
Information sourced from digitaltrends.com
What is a meme?
An evolutionary biologist (Richard Dawkins in 1976) blended the ancient Greek word ‘mimeme’—meaning something imitated—with the English word ‘gene’, to set the stage for LOLcats, Success Kid, Rickrolling, and so, so much more.
Essential Meaning of meme:
1 - an idea, behavior, style, or usage that spreads from one person to another in a culture
2 - an amusing or interesting picture, video, etc., that is spread widely through the Internet e.g. a funny picture of a cat that quickly became an Internet meme
Memes change all the time. Nobody knows or understands every single meme that exists. There are simply too many, and they can often be too personal to the individuals creating and sharing them. Still, there are some common elements that can help you understand them.
What makes a meme a meme?
Even if memes seem impossible to understand, chances are you’ve come across at least one over the years that’s made sense to you. Whether you took part in the Ice Bucket Challenge, have a “Keep Calm” mug at home, or have ever used the words “Fail” or “Winning,” then you’ve participated in a meme.
You found out about it through word of mouth, you understood it, you changed its context, and you took it for your own use. And these are the key components (parts) of what makes a meme a meme.
Context can have a huge impact on what a meme means as well or how relevant it is to the recipient (person receiving it). Memes can also impart significantly more information than simple text alone.
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Response To Text: MEMES
Response to text:
Memes
Highlight the correct answer or write down the appropriate response.
1. The word ‘meme’ comes from these two words mixed together
a) mimeme and joke b) mimeme and gene
c) theme and gene d) mini me and genius
2. The ancient Greek word ‘mimeme’ means
a) something irritated b) something amazing
c) something imitated d) something Greek
3. Explain why people don’t always know or understand what every single meme is about
Memes change all the time. Nobody knows or understands every single meme that existsThere are simply too many, and they can often be too personal to the individuals creating and sharing them.
4. True or False: a meme can be a funny or interesting picture that can go viral on the internet
a) True b) False
5. The word ‘meme’ was created by Richard Dawkins in
a) 1986 b) 1975
c) 2006 d) 1976
6. Which one is NOT a key component (part) of what makes a meme a meme
a) You heard about it from others b) It’s just a photo of something
c) It goes viral d) You understood what it was about
7. This can have a huge impact on what a meme means
a) Context b) Pictures of monkeys
c) Nothing d) Your genes
8. Explain why you like or dislike memes
I like memes because it’s funny and because people add so much work into it so people get happy.
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