Animal Talk

Hi there this is my slides of the SLJ and this is about animal and also what they are saying and I really like this task the picture are so cute.

I hope enjoy.

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🌺🌊 Summer Learning Journey🌊🌺

Kia ora blogers

Today I did some Tangram Triangles.

They were made by the chinese, so basicly you would have a square made up of two lage triangles, two small triangles, one parallelogram and a square and a mediem triangle.

so today I made a swan out of the shapes there is pictere below.

have you ever done some Tangram Triangles before?

Blog you later

Freya 🧋

 

 

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My surfer

So I have been told that I have to make a surfing board on the google drawing and I have to do it without paper I really enjoy the activity and I would look forward to Seeing the  next task like this have fun here is the link 

 

 

If you are lazy You can look at the sceenshot

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Intense Tortoise Fighting! SLJ Task.

Kia Ora everyone and welcome back to my blog. Today I did the task of making a script using callouts with animals! We had to make a copy of some slides and choose one to do the script on. I chose slide 4 with the Tortoises because it looked like a fighting scene. Here is my slideshow and a video of me reciting the script. I hope you enjoy it! What is your favourite animal? Goodbye and have a happy new year!

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My coding of snowflake

So I have been told today I would be creating a spreading snowflake on Scratch and today I am gonna share it so you see the green flag at the top of the coding press it to activate the coding so you guys can see it enjoy! here is the Link 

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Tangram Tangles – Step it up!

Today for the Summer Learning Journey I did Tangram Tangles – Step it up! It was really fun making the watermelon, Ice cream and Kite. In the background we could get it from google or any other app. I got my background from google. Thank you very much Vicki Archer for making this task.

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Thank you!

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Tangram Triangle Summer SLJ (Kick Start)

Kia Ora, welcome back to my blog. Today I am going to show you guys my Tangram Triangle representing summer. In this activity I had to create stuff that represents summer like, Boats, ships, sun and many more. So far I have made a sun, 2 boats that are different, a turtle and a sand castle.

Here is my Tangram Triangle

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Tangram Triangles – SLJ

Welcome to my blog! Here is an easy task I have completed. It was a very easy and fun task, I also got to learn about it at the same time! While I was doing this task I turned it into a summer theme! In the instructions I was told so I did!

In a Tan-gram there are 2 large triangles, 2 small triangles, 1 medium triangle, a square and a parallelogram. The Tan-gram Puzzle was invented by China. It was invented around the late 18th century and then was carried over to many countries and sometime later it became very popular for a while, and then again after World War 1. 

Leave positive comments or a question, I am willing to answer some. 

WALT : On the SLJ site you’ll come to this task. As you are reading the instructions you get into what you have been told. For the Kick start you can use a site where you put together a Tangram puzzle. (Tangram Builder!) For the Step up you can choose to make your own tangram Template or use the one SLJ has given you. You have to colour the shapes in and make it to a summer theme. Also put a summer theme background for it. Now that you have done post it on your blog ! 

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My Homemade Snow Globe

Here is my snow globe that I have made out of flower petals and glitter. And by the way, you don’t need glycerin for a snow globe, mine didn’t have it. And it’s doing fine. My favorite part was when I got to go and collect the flower petals. And I found it tricky not to spill glitter everywhere.

How to make a snow globe

  1. Put some glue around the inside of the jars lid.
  2. Fill the jar up with some nice cold water.
  3. Add 1-2 half teaspoons of glitter and stir it.
  4. Add some drops of glycerin
  5. Screw the lid on. You can glue it if you want.
  6. And that’s it! Happy crafting!

Here is my snow globe that I have made.

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Would You Make A Snow Globe?

I tried a task where you make a snowglobe. But unfortunately, I didn’t have the right things to make it (pretty much the glycerin … who has glycerin in the cupboard?). But on the bright side, I do have three snow globes, so that is what I will show you, and some instructions on how to make a snow globe.

How to make a snow globe

  1. Put some glue around the inside of the jars lid.
  2. Fill the jar up with some nice cold water.
  3. Add 1-2 half teaspoons of glitter and stir it.
  4. Add some drops of glycerin
  5. Screw the lid on. You can glue it if you want.
  6. And that’s it! Happy crafting!

Here are my three snow globes that I own! The unicorn snow globe is my favorite!

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Cold snowy hagley oval

Hello today I did the scratch challenge as you can see above. The picture is hagley oval were the cricket is played and I coded the snow flakes to drop onto my favourite summer place. I love watching cricket especially when there is lots of wickets or heaps of boundaries.

 

Whats your favourite summer place?

 

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A New Year’s Eve

“This is not how I had wanted my new year’s eve to be,” I sighed as I sipped the cocktail. I had carefully chalked a perfect plan for the night— a sumptuous dinner cooked by myself, after which I could snuggle in my cosy bed with a cup of hot chai and a perfect movie ( or a rerun of F.R.I.E.N.D.S if nothing worked out).

As I ruminate the predicament I was stuck in, I was able to make out the words of the DJ over the blaring noise, stating that the dance was about to begin. I checked my watch and found that it was only 10 PM which meant I had to be locked up for a minimum of two more hours.

I decided to take a stroll on the lawn outside and as I stepped out, I couldn’t help but admire the beauty of the venue. With the commencement of the dance, people had crowded the dance floor and the bar was visibly empty.

The bartender was juggling the glasses and mixing the drinks in a smooth and swift motion. I was amazed by his skills and easy composure. Without taking my eyes off his actions, I walked closer to observe him.

He had finished serving and as I lifted my head I caught him staring at me. That was when I realised that I had been gawking at him for a long time. He whispered something to his coworker and walked towards me.

“Oh my god! I’m screwed. How do I get out of this?” I wondered.

“Hi, do I know you?” he asked.

“Hi. Umm. No,” I replied. “Umm. You were wonderful with the glasses,” I added quickly.

“Oh, that…er… Thank you,” he smiled.

I relaxed a little and spoke, “Sorry, I didn’t mean to stare at you. It was just I was mesmerised by the ease with which you handled them. You are definitely a pro.”

He smiled wider. “I am flattered. Thank you again. Would you like to get some drinks?”

“Nah! Drinks are not my forte. I just came out for some fresh air,” I replied.

“You must be kidding,” he said and noticed my grave look . “Are you telling me that you are here all alone on New Year’s Eve?” he asked, surprised.

“Ahh… Unfortunately, yes, I am.”

“That’s sad.”

“Yes, I wish I was at home, enjoying solitude as I welcomed the new year,” I shrugged nonchalantly.

He motioned me to move aside as people were walking towards the bar. “Shall we go for a walk?”

“Yeah,” I replied and we started to walk in the direction of the shore.

“So, if you hate this party so much, why are you here?” he asked.

“I am the marketing head of the advertising firm that is sponsoring this event. I had planned to go home and spend the new year with my family which got cancelled due to work schedule. But today afternoon, I had almost completed my work and planned a quiet evening for myself.

Our CEO was to attend this event, but he had some last-minute programs,” I rolled my eyes and noticed him listening with rapt attention. “The event organisers requested someone from our office to be present.

With everyone else going for a vacation, my boss convinced me and my colleague and that is how I ended up here. However, my colleague seems to be enjoying the event. She is on the dance floor now.”

“Oh that is bad,” he shook his head. We were silent for a moment when I asked, “I have been talking about myself. So tell me about you. Though I have to admit you are too good looking for a barkeeper,” I blushed as I asked.

He cocked an eyebrow as he asked, “Are you mocking me?”

“What? No…No,” I protested.

“Alright. I am an engineer by profession and quit my job exactly a year ago. I fulfilled my dream of travelling to all the states of India and this is my last stop.”

“That is awesome. Have you been travelling alone?” I asked curiously.

“Yes. I have not only been travelling but also trying my hand at odd jobs — from a dabbawala to selling local goods to bartending. Every job has given me a new experience that I will cherish all my life.

I have met people from all walks of life and learned life lessons. This journey has been an amazing one, but I still feel something amiss,” he paused.

We had reached the shore and the music from the dance floor was distant and the only sound we heard was the soft crashing of waves.

“But, why did you leave your job?”

“In pursuit of happiness. No. Not the movie. I was growing restless with my office job. Hence, I decided to go in search of my true calling.”

“Haven’t you been home? Don’t your parents miss you?”

“They do. But, they are currently shuttling between countries to look after grandchildren. They also know how determined I can be,” he said.

“Oh.”

“But, what plagues me is I have not found an answer yet,” he spoke softly.

“Maybe, you are searching in the wrong place,” I replied.

“What?”

“Happiness is a state of mind and not of the surroundings. It differs from person to person. For a child, getting a toy is happiness whereas for our grandparents spending time with us is happiness. You are searching for it elsewhere, but I think you should seek it within yourselves. Happiness can be found in the darkest of times…”

“Only if one remembers to turn on the light,” he completed.

I was glad he was a potterhead too. Both of us spoke for a while.

“Thank you. I needed to hear this. You have opened up a new perspective for me.”

I smiled, “My pleasure. And do meet your parents. They may not tell you, but they will be missing you.”

“Yes, I am leaving home tomorrow,” he grinned wide, his smile reaching his eyes and a dimple forming on his right cheek.

Precisely at that moment, fireworks went off in the sky.

“Happy New Year,” we spoke at the same time.

“I should thank your boss for sending you to this event,” he said as we walked back.

“Yeah, I guess it did not end up bad. I will find my friend and head back home.”

I took the lead towards the makeshift stage.

“Hey what’s your name?” he called out.

I turned back and smiled and continued walking.

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