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Redbands are the classic Kiwi gumboot. Almost every boy, girl, man, woman, and dog has a pair of these out in the country.
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Good Spotting!
Wonderful Water
Walt: Present information in different ways
Instructions:
1. Read your story carefully
- Create this with as much detail as you can
- Remember to add in lots of colour, photos and design.
- Post this onto your blog with 1 paragraph explaining your learning.
Text: Wonderful Water
Year 5 & 6 Camp
Walt: make connections across a wide range of texts.
Instructions:
Follow ALL instructions
1. Read the instructions carefully.
2. Using google search for the Year 5/6 camp at Pt England School
Choose one of the blog posts about the Year 5/6 camp.
Create a new blog post.
Summarise the authors thoughts about camp in their blog post in 1 paragraph.
Write a second paragraph explaining how this might be similar or different to your experiences of camp.
3. Link the authors blog post to your blog post.
4. Give a shout out to the author on your own blog.
5. Leave a comment on the authors blog.
Water Worries
Walt: Present information in different ways
Instructions:
1. Read your story carefully
2. Water Cycle
- Create this with as much detail as you can
- Remember to add in lots of colour, photos and design.
- Post this onto your blog with 1 paragraph explaining your learning.
Text: Water Worries
Omaru Creek
Walt: Find information from a range of sources
Instructions:
1. Read your story carefully
- Create this with as much detail as you can
- Remember to add in lots of colour, photos and design.
- Post this onto your blog with 1 paragraph explaining your learning.
Text: Mt Auckland: GI & Report Card
Testing the North River
Walt: Present information in different ways
Instructions:
1. Read your story carefully
2. Contrast and Compare - Venn Diagram
- Create this with as much detail as you can
- Remember to add in lots of colour, photos and design.
- Post this onto your blog with 1 paragraph explaining your learning.
Text: Testing the North River
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