Reading Activity

WALT: Understand the author's point of view
Make comparisons and contrast of shot put, javelin and discus

The Olympic History

The first Olympics was in the city of  Olympia, With the Olympics started  776 BC, BC stands for Before Christ. It was only for men and women weren't allowed to watch. There was only one event at the Olympics, called the 200 yard sprint. It was held every four years it was because they did the Olympics as honour of their god Zeus.

In 391 AD Rome invaded Greece. Two years latter the Olympic games were abolished in 336 AD. A Frenchman Pierre de Coubertin started the Modern Olympics in 1896.

In the 1900 Olympics the IOC allowed women to compete and watch in the Olympics.

Problem Solving

WALT: Subtract Decimal numbers

We are learning to subtract decimals and we are trying to figure it out. It is very hard but I tried. I hope you like it please leave a comment if anything is wrong or right.

Problem Solving

Walt: subtract decimal numbers

Clocks

WALT: Tell the time

A Real life hero

A hero is a person who cares and helps other when they are in danger, For example when there is a person stuck in a house which is burning down and somebody needs to save her/him a firefighters can put the fire out and can save the day.

My Real life hero is my dad because he helps my family by trying to tell us about how to achieve our goals at school. He also does his best by providing food for us with his money he works for.

I love my dad he is actually a hero to my whole entire family and he knows that we love him. He is the best in our family.

Speech marks

As soon as Tim got his pocket money, he jumped on his bike and raced straight down to the shop. “How can I help you?” asked the shopkeeper.

Tim looked long and hard at all the ice-blocks and finally said, “I'd like a lemonade ice-block please”. “Here's your ice-block”. “That will be one dollar and fifty cents”, said the shopkeeper. Tim put his money on the counter and headed out the door calling, “Thanks very much”, as he went.

“Come back”, called the shopkeeper. “There's fifty cents change”.

“In that case”, said Tim, walking back to the counter, “I'll have a packet of chewing gum as well”. “There you are”. “I hope you enjoy it”, said the shopkeeper. “I will”, said Tim.