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Friday, March 15, 2013

My Retelling on Little Red Riding Hood By Jharda'e






My Little Red Riding Hood Story.

Once upon a time there lived a little girl named Little Red Riding Hood who lived with her mother in a little cottage in the woods.  One day Little Red Riding Hood’s grandmother was very sick and Little Red Riding Hood’s mother baked her some custard tarts to take to grandma’s house.


 Little Red Riding Hood’s mother said “I want you to take these custard tarts to your grandma”.  “Oh certainly I want to go for a walk through the woods” said Little Red Riding Hood. “Remember don’t talk to any strangers and also remember to keep on the path”.  Off went Little Red Riding Hood.


 On her way  to her grandmother’s house, Little Red Riding Hood was skipping and singing la la la la la and she heard something in the bushes. She looked to see if she could see anything but she couldn’t so she just kept on skipping and singing la la la la. She heard that noise again
 She looked back and there was the wolf.  She forgot the rule about not talking anyone. So she talked to the wolf and told him where she was going. The wolf said “Do you want me to tell your grandma that your on your way”? “Oh yes please, thank you very much I would really appreciate that”said Little  Red Riding Hood.
 Off the wolf went.  

On her way she saw a wood cutter and she said “Hi’’.  The wood cutter said “Oh hi’’.  “Where are you going?”  “I’m going to my Grandma’s house, I want to give her some custard tarts to heal her illness”.  “What are you doing”?” asked Little Red Riding Hood.  I’m just cutting some trees.


“Ohh okay I’m going to go now”. “Bye, bye”said the wood cutter. Off she went.  The wolf went to grandma’s house, the wolf was knocking on the door and grandma said “Who is it? "Little Red Riding Hood" the wolf said.  “Ohh come in’’. The wolf came in and gobbled her whole. He changed into grandma’s sleeping hat.  Little Red Riding Hood finally got there and she knocked on the door.  “Come in” said the big bad wolf. Little Red Riding Hood
said “what big ears you have”. Better to hear you with my dear”
but grandma “what big eyes you have better to see you with my dear”. “what a big nose you have”. “Better to smell you with my dear”. “What big teeth you have better”. “Enough to eat you with my dear.  Little Red Riding Hood screamed and the wolf ate her whole.


 The wood cutter heard Little Red Riding Hood screaming and he went to grandma’s house. He looked through the window and saw the wolf. He sprang into the room and cut the wolf open and Grandma and Little Red Riding Hood were in the wolf’s body. The wood cutter got them out.  He said “Are you guys okay?”. They said “yes thank you for helping us”. “Now we can go and eat some custard tarts”. They all lived happily ever after.   THE END




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My Xtra Maths Result By Zeba

                                      'I think I need to work on answering questions faster

Sunday, March 10, 2013

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Maki's Personal Timeline





 This is my personal time line from birth to present.

My Silhouette Painting Reflection By Yvette

Reflecting on my Silhouette Painting




1. Are you pleased with your Silhouette painting? why / why not?

Yes because my painting looks beautiful and is set out correctly.




2. What did you find easy when you created your silhouette painting?

I find that painting was the easiest because it wasn’t so hard.



3. What part did you find tricky when you were creating your Silhouette painting? -think about blending of colours, tracing round your animal and painting within your animal.

Tracing around the animals was really hard because you need to push so hard on your pencil to make it trace.




4. Who / What helped you when you were painting?

A friend helped me to show me what to do and not only did she do that she pushed me along at the hardest parts, also Miss paton helped me blend my colours properly.



5. What would you do differently next time? Think about: blending of colours, animal choice, presentation.

I’d want to blend my colours more precisely.




6. What frustrated you when you created your Silhouette painting?

Tracing over my animal.

My Art Reflection By Linda


Reflecting on my Silhouette Painting


1. Are you pleased with your Silhouette painting? why / why not?

Yes, I felt good when I painted my animal because it looked pretty.

2. What did you find easy when you created your silhouette painting?

Painting the background because you followed the folds in the paper.

3. What part did you find tricky when you were creating your Silhouette painting? -think about blending of colours, tracing round your animal and painting within your animal.

Tracing around my animal because you had to hold the animal paper still .

4. Who / What helped you when you were painting?

My teacher told us what to do, and I listened.

5. What would you do differently next time? Think about: blending of colours, animal choice, presentation.

Change my hippo to be pig because the hippo is too little.

6. What frustrated you when you created your Silhouette painting?

I felt frustrated because I did my hippo small.