Today we made a chart and I put in my grades for term 1, term 2, term 3 and term 4 .
Tuesday, 26 November 2019
Thursday, 21 November 2019
Wednesday, 13 November 2019
Cyclone
Cyclone
L.I. - Identify literary device - Simile
Identify some of the similes in the poem
-Trees as tall as the sky tower.
-Thunder loud and scary like an evil demon.
-Scary, like being chased by a lion.
What is the poet describing with these words?
crashing – Hail bouncing like a ball and crashing on the road.
whistling – I can hear the wind whistling like a washing machine.
clicking –Stone clicking against the windows.
Saturday, 9 November 2019
Friday, 8 November 2019
FREE TIME
Today I had free time because I finished all my work and I was proud of my self for finishing my work.
Rhymes
Rhymes
LI – rhyming words, alliteration, simile
Let’s start with jelly.
It’s a wobbly word
that rhymes with belly
and smelly, of course,
and my old Aunt Nellie,
who’s also wobbly
and works in a deli
when she’s not at home
in front of the telly
being wobbly and eating jelly
and thinking of her brother Kelly,
who ran away with a girl named Shelly,
who worked - small world -
in the very same deli
as wobbly, telly-loving
old Aunt Nellie.
Rhymes run around
as light as a feather.
Think of a few
and put them together.
Read the poem
List the words that rhyme with jelly
Telly, smelly, shelly, deli, belly, nellie, kelly
Copy the line that have alliteration
It’s a wobbly word
Identify the simile
As light as a feather
List other things that are light like a feather
Paper, plastic bags, leaves, Popsicle stick and string
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