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This week we have been learning about the prefix, e. The prefix e means to get out of or from like the word eject.
Elephants are the largest land mammals on Earth.
She enjoys reading books under the shade of the tree.
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
Eject means to get out.
Evict means Forced out
Enter means to go inside
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This week in room 10 been learning about E, you might be thinking the letter E but no, its like words that start with E like Exit, Evade and other more, this is called prefix, E means out of from and other one is Ex there’s lots of words that have Ex’s but there’s different meanings for these words, phom means I or me its like talking about yourself and prefix means a letter or group of letter added to the begging of a word like un, re, mis, and other more. but I hoped you liked my Blog
This week room 10 has been working on a prefix that started with (e) and that can give you a powerful clue for reading, spelling and vocabulary.
3 sentences with (e)
A fire in a school (exit) out of your school.
To (explain) how I got 1st place in swimming.
I (explore) the world and learn new things around the world.
Kia Ora reader
This is my blog about Phom practice which we’ve been doing since week one
This weeks Prefix is about the letter E we have been learning about Prefix to help our reading, spelling and vocabulary.
My class was learning about the word Phom which is about prefixes. Prefixes is when you put a group of letters at the start of a word, which changes the word and its whole meaning. For example, the word change means to make or become different, or to exchange one thing for another.
Kia Ora, Talofa reader !
Recently starting this term, we have been paying attention to “phOM practice.” PhOM practice is breaking words down into their component parts. Specifically prefixes, root/Base words, and suffixes.
In this blog, I will be using the prefix “e.” If you do not understand what a prefix is. It is a letter or a group of letters placed in front of a word to create a new word and change the meaning of words. The type of sound it makes is “eee” The prefix “e” has been used in words such as ” emerge” or “evade.” The prefix “e” usually means out of or from as a prefix.
Three sentences with the prefix “e”:
Emerge : I saw a frog emerge from the pond.
Erase : I had to erase everything I wrote in my notebook.
Erupt : There are low chances of seeing a volcano erupt.
Thats my phOM practice, see ya later alligator !
Kia Ora
This Term we have been learning what prefixes are or what does the letter e stand for in words, for example the word eject the letter e stands for out or out of or the word Extract the letter e stands for out or out away.
the letter e symbolises a prefix, a prefix is a group of letters added to a begging to a root word to change its meaning, create a new word or make a negative. for example, un to happy makes unhappy which meaning not happy.
A elephant eats every egg.
every eagle enjoys early exercise.
Eight engines enter each event .
Hello readers! This is our second week of the term. we’ve been learning biographies about our family and PAT questions; But the main topic about this blog is, PHOM PRACTICE!!!
“But Kas! What is PHOM Practice!?” I’ll tell you what me and my class have begun learning. The word PHOM is about prefixes and suffixes. We started with prefixes and are still learning about them; which was when you put a group of letters at the start of a word, which changes the word and its whole meaning. For example, the word Vict, comes from a word meaning to conquer or overcome. Now if we add the letter E to it at the beginning it turns into Evict; which means to force someone out of a place. So then you’d now get a whole new word.
Here are some more examples of words with the prefix E:
Rupt + E = Erupt
Old Meaning: Rupt means to break.
New Meaning: Erupt means to break out of something suddenly.
Sentence: The volcano may erupt and shoot lava out of the top.
Vade + E = Evade
Old Meaning: Vade comes from a word meaning to go or walk.
New Meaning: Evade means to get away from something or avoid being caught.
Sentence: The speedy player tried to evade the defender.
Rase + E = Erase
Old Meaning: Rase comes from a word meaning to scrape or wipe.
New Meaning: Erase means to wipe out or remove something.
Sentence:I had to erase the mistake in my school project.
If you’ve fully read this blog thank you! I will now be seeing myself out!
Kind Regards,
Kasaina.
Kia Ora Reader
this week we have been learning about (e) and its prefix
The prefix (e) means out of or from and how to use (e) is getting a word that has (e) at the start and changing it with something else like Evict and Erupt and changing the meaning of the word and seeing which group of letters is the prefix like intercept and the prefix would be inter and we had to write our own sentence and use the word eject and the sentence I used was (The USB will eject when you press the button.)
and here are 3 words that emerge erode and erase
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This week I have just moved to Room 10 with Memphis and Gian! So this is my first blog in Room 10.
In Room 10 we have been learning about the prefix ‘e’. Prefixes are a group of letters or a letter that goes before a base word to make a new meaning! An example of a prefix being used in a word is, for example, if you take the word ‘approve’ and add the prefix ‘dis’ you will get the word ‘disapprove’! Cool, right? It completely changed that word. Anyways, the prefix ‘e’ means to go out of or from something. Here are some examples of words with the prefix ‘e’ in just 3 sentences:
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This week room 10 has been doing PHOM practice. PHOM practice is where we learn about different prefixes and suffixes. We have been focusing on the letter e and what words we can make with this prefix. e a lot like ex means out of or from helping to make words like erupt and emit.
3 Sentences with (e) words
The fast player tried to (evade) the defender.
The little penguins (emerged) from their nest in the sunset.
The volcano is about to (erupt) and shoot lava out.
Kia Ora Reader
this week we have been learning about (e) and its prefix
The prefix (e) means out of or from and how to use (e) is getting a word that has (e) at the start and changing it with something else like Evict and Erupt and changing the meaning of the word and seeing which group of letters is the prefix like intercept and the prefix would be inter and we had to write our own sentence and use the word eject and the sentence I used was (The USB will eject when you press the button.)
and here are 3 words emerge erode and erase
Hello! I’m Memphis and today i’m gonna talk about what Room 10 has done for PHOM practice this week. That’s right, we learnt about the prefix, e! First, we learnt what it meant and what changes it makes to words. The meaning of e is “out of or from”, and a prefix is a group of letters that are put in front of a base/root word. Here are three sentences with e words:
Kamusta readers,
We are learning about an amazing topic. What the prefix e means! Did you know, that the letter e actually has a meaning in words? The prefix e means out of or from. Cool right? Many examples show that e impacts the word a lot. For example, evict. Evict means to force someone out of place. Without e, it would be completely a new word. Here are many examples with the prefix e. First off, “Erase”. It can be used in a sentence like “I erased the mistakes off of my paper.” Another, can be used with “Evade”. Evade can be used as “I evaded my classmates due to my shyness.” The last one that can be used is “Emit”. “When a lamp is turned on, it can emit a ray of light across the room.” In conclusion, the letter e can be used in many words.
Intro?
This week we are talking about Sir Edmund Hillary, who is he and why is he famous.
Sir Edmund Hillary was the guy who climbed mount Everest his pal was Tenzing they climbed together to the top and then Sir Edmund Hillary was known as the guy on the New Zealand five dollar note.
Why did Sir Edmund Hillary climb Mount Everest?
Because he wanted to be the first person to climb it and also wanted to achieve a goal when he was a little kid since that day he could not stop believing in himself. When Edmund Hillary was born he was born on the 20th of July 1919.
What was Sir Edmund Hillary’s favorite thing to do as a kid?
As a kid Sir Edmund Hillary wanted to read books and fulfill an adventure and as sir Edmund Hillary got older he mostly wrote about climbing and then at 33 years old he started to climb Mount Everest and then after climbing Mount Everest he thought to himself that he fulfilled a long adventure dream.
Sir Edmund Hillary was a quiet and shy nature with deep passion in climbing mountains.
He also loved reading about adventure. Sir Edmund Hilary did not like secondary school because he felt lonely and was felt out because of his physical appearance and he also got tired every day commute
What was Sir Edmund Hillary’s life before
His life before climbing mount Everest it was like a lonely one where he had now one now friends
He got bullied for his small size and also had no one at secondary school.
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Price A. 14/10/26
Kia ora, in this piece of writing I will be explaining who Edmund Hillary was and how he became famous.
Sir Edmund Percival Hillary was born on 20th of July 1919. He was a New Zealand mountain climber and also philanthropist. On 29 May 1953, he and Tenzing Norgay became the first climbers to reach the summit of Mount Everest. They were part of the ninth British expedition to Everest which was led by John Hut from 1985 to 1988.
Edmund Hillary served as New Zealand’s high administrator. Edmund Hillary had 3 loving children known as Shara, Peter and Belinda Hillary. Edmund Hillary was born and raised in Tuakau in South Auckland. Sir Edmund Hillary’s dad was Percival Augustus Hillary, a first world war veteran who published the Tuakau district news and ran a beekeeping business.
Sir Edmund Hillary attended Grammar School as a shy, quiet youth who traveled daily by train from Taukau and he also liked reading adventure books. His life turned around during a school trip where he encountered snow for the first time on Mount Ruapehu . After completing two years at Auckland University College, he followed his father to becoming a beekeeper and began serious climbing in the Southern Alps before his historic climb of Mount Everest.
Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay went through a lot during the climb to the peak of Mount Everest . They had to go through things like 8,000 meter drops, freezing winds and sub-zero cold and also Tenzing experienced a terrifying life or death because his oxygen mask froze, making it hard for him to breath and had a severe choking and hallucinations.
Kamusta
MATHS
This week for Maths, we have learnt about Division. We have learnt the bus stop method for short
Division. We also used beads to understand the split method for dividing. We also practised our
multiples.
CYBER SMART
We had to Insert a screenshot of the blog comment and reply to Smart relationship and the helpful way
Malo e lele Greetings
This week year 5s have been learning about balancing numbers and that also means equal. and when we were doing maths we had to balanced them and make them the same like 5 + something = 6 + 5 = 11 and then the number 5 + something is equal to 11 yeah its really easy you should try it in math to and also we done a oxford and we done some balancing numbers on there and I got a 92 out of 100 and thats it.
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We have been learning about recycling banana skins and rubbish
for this we had to read the book banana skins we had to do writing in the slides
Kia ora all readers this week we are learning about K.F.O. and K stands for knowing the info. F stands for find out what matters . O stands for operations like + – x
We are also learning about balancing question which was in our K.F.O document in our drive
and this is what we did
And my favourite part was the balancing questions.
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This week room 1 and room 2 have been doing blog comments replies and we had to go to any blog and grab one of the comments and put it on our slides they have to be thoughtful respectful kind and something else there was lots of thought ful comments on my blog. anyway take a look and see.
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