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Tuesday, 5 March 2013

First Post for 2013

Hello, my name is Ashton. I am so excited to be back on my blog. Keeep on checking out my blog to see all the amazing work that I am doing.

Friday, 7 December 2012

Netbook Reflection



WALT record what learning on our netbooks this year has been like, what we have enjoyed, what has been difficult, what has been interesting


At the start of the year Room 6 was very lucky to get black, shiny, brand new netbooks! I felt really happy when I opened the box that my netbook was in. All I saw was a little black laptop, I felt really happy. All of the class was happy and excited as well.

I have really liked my netbook because of all the fun things that we can do on it. We can search things on the internet. You can learn where to put your full stops and speech marks. I like my netbook because we get to have our own blog.

Some small problems have been when the internet connection doesn’t work and sometimes my mouse freezing. Also when the battery dies out.

Friday, 26 October 2012

How Does Coal Make Energy



Renewable (will not run out) energy source:
solar, wind, hydropower, geothermal, biomass.

Non-renewable (will run out) energy source:
natural gas, coal, petroleum.


This is how coal is used to generate (make) power:

Coal is made from the trees. The trees and plants stay underground for over a million of years.

Wednesday, 19 September 2012

Number Fractions

In Maths this term we have been learning about FRACTIONS


I can find fractions of whole numbers like:

½ of 12 = 6                      ⅓ of 9= 3                1/10 of 20= 2

⅔ of 12= 8                       ⅘ of 10= 8              

I can recognise when a  fraction is greater than 1:

½ + ½ + ½ = 1 1/2

⅓ + ⅓ + ⅓ + ⅓ = 1 1/3

7/4 = 1 3/4



Thursday, 6 September 2012

Garden Day Reflection



This document is a reflection on the purpose, process and outcomes of our Garden Day Activities.

NAME:  Ashton

ACTIVITY:
 Ko

MATERIALS:

  • wood and shells, knife

PURPOSE:
  • to use to dig in the kai garden

PROCESS:
  • take off all the bark on it.
  • smoothen it
  • and sharpen the end of the ko

WHAT WORKED WELL:
  • smoothing it and chipping it

WHAT DIDN’T WORK WELL:
  • All the shells breaking and not finishing on time.

WHAT THINGS DID YOU LEARN ?
  • How to make a ko
  • So you can make one at home
  • Where to get the wood from.