Monday, September 12, 2011
Homework week 9 and 10
1. Establish when and where their journey took place.
2. Mark their journey on a map of Australia
3. Using the BOM site research the weather at the time of their expedition
4. Research - low and high temp, rain fall, humidity etc
5. Graph the reults of your data collection
6. Decide if the weather affected the success or failure of the expedition
A booklet to complete and display your answers will be handed out in class.
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Emma Marshall wins Aussie of the Month
Homework Week 8 Term 3 2011
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Homework week 1 - 5 Term 3

Construct a Diorama of an early Australian Settlement.
The diorama could include the following items:
1. Houses
2. People
3. Animals
4. Flora and fauna
5. Machinery
6. Transportation
The diorama is to built to scale and replicate the materials used in period construction.
You will also need to include a brief description of your diorama detailing where and when it is set.
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Class Aussie of the month nomination

Joel Hansen
He is confident in circus activities
Has neat handwriting and has received his pen licence
He is a kind and respectful friend who has good manners in all class activities
He is a good learner and works hard in all class activities
He has good listening skills
He makes people laugh
He is a good citizen
He is confident in all class activities
He is helpful and kind to others
He is loyal and enthusiastic
He is persistent and kind hearted
He is good at trying new things
He is a great and cooperative member of our class team
Monday, June 13, 2011
Homework week 8 and 9 Term 2
Read for 20 minutes each night and record the name of the book and the page numbers read each morning / night in your diary.
Maths
Practice the 12 times tables for times table challenge on Friday.
Data collection and graphing
Watch television and record the length of time for each ad break over 1 hour, 4 times in the next 2 weeks. Also mesure the length of each ad and how many ads occur in each ad break.
a. Produce a chart that records all the information that you collected
b. Produce a bar or line graph that displays your information. You may produce 1 graph that displays all the collected data or 1 graph for each question.
Writing – Poetry
Write an acrostic alliteration poem for your name. Each line must have a minimum of 5 words.
Spelling
Practice your words for a spelling test on Friday.
Friday, June 3, 2011
Homework week 7 term 2
Reading
Read for 20 minutes each night and record the name of the book and the page numbers read each morning / night in your diary.
Maths
Practice the 11 times tables for times table challenge on Friday.
Data collection and graphing
Interview members of your family and friends and find answers to the following questions:
1. What is their favourite colour
2. What is their favourite band or singer
3. What is their favourite holiday destination
4. What is their month of the year
5. What is their favourite movie
a. Produce a chart that records all the information that you collected
b. Produce a bar or line graph that displays your information. You may produce 1 graph that displays all the collected data or 1 graph for each question.
Writing – Procedure
Read the following poem.
Steve the Superhero
| I'm Steve the Superhero and you simply won't believe the superpowers I possess by merely being Steve.
My smile can crack a mirror and my breath can make you faint. And when I take my socks off it's been known to peel the paint.
The power in my underarms can make a grown man cry. A single burp can make you want to crawl away and die.
The bad guys know it's hopeless, so they all get up and leave whenever they get wind of me-- the superhero Steve. |
--Kenn Nesbitt
Create a poem that follows the above style about how you could be a super hero and powers that you would have.
Spelling
Practice your words for a spelling test on Friday.

