WALT: use compass points and directions.

    

U-Turn Character Feelings

WALT: Identify points of view that the author shows through characters and how this can lead the reader.



Task Description: We had to read this story and then complete the activity. We had to think about how the character was feeling and justify how they were feeling by looking at the book.

Measurement

WALT: Choose the appropriate units to answer questions.

Three little pigs

WALT: create a descriptive narrative focusing on our setting.

A long long time ago, there were three little pig living with their father in a little castle. Seven years passed and they got so big that their dad told them to move out. So they were getting ready to move out. The first pig made a tree house out of wood and it kind of looked wonky so when a wolf when hunting he shoot the house then the pig fell over and the wolf ate it. The last two pigs built a house out of bricks and cement. Then when the wolf came he couldn't get in because all the doors and windows were locked then the wolf went into the little village and found all the food he needed. Soon he found a wife and the pigs and wolf lived happily ever after.

This week for writing I had to rewrite the story of the three little pigs.

Where's Herbie

WALT: Make inferences about what words mean using things I already know.

This week for reading I had to do a true or false statement.