Student Work - Diffusion
Student Work - Open Arrays
Mr Tuli did a virtual lesson for us at bubble School during Level 3.
He taught us how to use open arrays to solve two digit multiplication problem. And we loved it
Student Work - Creating my Pepeha
Student Work - Improve these sentences
As I walked to school I looked at my dusty feet.
Tired, bored and exhausted I strolled to school and noticed my dusty feet dirtier than a pigsty. - Gurmannat
Although the narrow path makes me anxious, this is the only way to school. - Prisha
I was so happy.
On a bright sunny day I felt satisfied. - Adeline
On a bright sunny day satisfaction filled my body as I achieved a great grade in maths. - Prisha
I think I’m going to be late.
Beep, beep I can hear the impatient horns of the cars I know that I might be late to get to work today. - Gurmannat
Rewrite: Although the traffic to work this morning was bad, I still made it to work just on time. - Prisha
Bang, whizz the fireworks exploded.
Bang, whizz the fireworks exploded upwards into the beautiful twinkling night sky - Shahliha
Loud, colourful explosions filled the starry night sky. - Sophie
The fireworks at midnight symbolized the start of a great new year. - Prisha
Student Work - Bake some cookies
Something delicious from Room 5 - I hope to try the next batch!
Student Work - Create some art
Beautiful work from Gurmannat in Room 7
Student Work - Super sentences
We used the image as inspiration and the challenge word was “rustic”
As I was driving by I saw a rustic, witchy looking house.
The Holidays are here. We’re going out to the countryside to stay for two weeks. Mum says it's a rustic house. When I saw the house my brain went to anger mode.
As I drove along the countryside I came across a rustic little cottage surrounded by a colourful garden.
I stepped out of the forest and saw a beautiful but rustic enchanted looking cottage.
Student Work - Create your Pepeha
Great work from Charlotte in Room 3
Student Work - Showing our thinking in maths
Look at this clear visual with excellent explaining of mathematical thinking - Whoop Whoop!