R-E-S-P-E-C-T by Anna

We are learning to discover the true meaning of respect. I know that I have learned this lesson when I can tell people what respect means. This is a picture of a brainstorm my group came up with of what we think respect means. 

Tippy Tap by Folau

In room 5 we have been learning to make a tippy tap to show Africa how to wash their hands so they
don't spread germs to other people. This is a picture of the tippy tap it works like this. You get 4 long hard sticks then make a x on both side. Then you get a container but first put a stick on the cross then you get the container and tie it on the stick. Then get the soap put a thin rope but make a whole through the soap in the middle then tie the rope on the stick. When you finish put the stick on the ground then get the soap rub it on your hands remember on your whole hands after that wash your hands by sanding on the stick.

A non standard unit of measure by Vine

WALT use  non-standard measures to find the area of a shape

I know that I can do this because the photos show my group finding out the area of our shape.

In this photo we made a shape and made an estimation of how many people could fit sitting inside the shape. We were trying to find out the area of our shape using our body. This is a non standard unit of measure. A non standard unit of measure is your body.

 

In this photo we lay down inside the shape

and see how much people who can fit inside the shape. In my group we decided if the

shape could fit 5 people but we were wrong it was 7 people.   

Too Many Books by Kevin

WALT create our own estimation, measure them, then compare them.

I know I have learned this by making an estimation and checking how many books lay flat on the the ground, also putting a picture. My digital object how many books fit in the area on the mat.

This picture shows how many book lay on the mat?

Market Men

Today Room Five had some amazing visitors. Ethan and Simon from Silo Markets came in to tell us all about their experience in the market industry. The information they gave us is going to help us create the best market stall at Mission Day. They were so cool and answered all our questions, even though some of them were really tricky. They told us a little bit about their market. It sounds awesome. It is a market in summer where you can watch a movie... Outside! How cool! The Silo Markets start in December so make sure you go and check it out!

Healthy vegetables, fruits and foods by Avishek

We are learning about healthy foods for our body because God created us in his image and we have to take care of our bodies. I know I have learnt this when I have created a food pyramid with healthy vegetables, fruits and foods that we should sometimes have.This is a picture of my food pyramid.

Food Pyramid by Greska

We are learning about our bodies and how we can look after it. I know I can know learned about our bodies by making a food pyramid to know what is healthy to eat and what is not. This is me and my group's food pyramid:

On the top of the pyramid are the fats, sweets and oils. The food that are inside is a piece of cake, pancakes, fudge, a cookie, chocolate, fries, and a lollipop.

Below the fats and oils are the Dairy and the Meats. In the Dairy section, there is butter, cheese, ice cream  cottage cheese, milk, and yogurt. In the Meats section, there are fish, steak, sausage/hot-dog, and chicken.

Below the Dairy and the Meats are the Fruit and Veges. In the Fruit section there are strawberries, watermelon, a apple, rock-melon, a orange, peaches, a pear, a pineapple, grapes, and a banana.  In the Veges section, there are tomatoes, cabbage, lettuce, squash, carrots, corn, potato, broccoli, beets, a pumpkin, and a onion.

Below all of those sections is the Grains. Inside the Grains are donuts, a muffin, bologna, nuts, bread and cereal, brown rice, macaroni, spaghetti, egg, a cupcake, and a pretzel.