Materials: small coin
Step 1: Place the coins in your left hand fingertips.
Step 2: Place your right hand over thumb under the coin.
Step 3: Open left fingers and let the coin fall onto your palm.
Step 4: Close both hands forming fists.
Step 5: Open the hand with no coin. Tada!!!
In the beginning I had to find a photo of me. I downloaded it and inserted it into my All About Me poster.
Then I had to write about all the things I like doing at school.
Finally I made a new blog post and added my poster. It is cool.
Jesus went up to Heaven to be with his father on Ascension Sunday. This is why we celebrate Ascencion Sunday. Jesus told His disciples to go back to Jerusalem and wait there He said, “do not be afraid. I go before you”. Your mission is to go to all nations and baptising them in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.
Anzac day is observed on April the 25th to commemorate those men who died in wars. It is also celebrated with special cookies made from the women from New Zealand and Australia. ANZAC stands for Australia New Zealand Army Corps and the soldiers fought together a long way from home. Some men died and didn’t come back and that is why we remember them.
I also made a poppy sun catcher which I like looking at on our classroom window. It was fun to do. Lest we Forget.
In Cybersmart last week we created Polyline Portraits. I really enjoyed drawing the diffrent shapes .
Have you used Poly lines before ?
I have been counting using counters. Everyday I am getting better. Here is my recording from today.
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