In week 7 we are learning to write instructions. Instructions tell the reader how to do something such as build a model, make a cake or put a bookshelf together. We will be writing instructions for how to make the Christmas gifts we are making this week.
This BBC game helps you learn some of the features of instructions!
Click here to try this quiz and see how much you know about writing instructions.
Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts
Friday, 21 November 2014
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
Grammar Videos
We made videos on what we have been learning in grammar. Let us know your thoughts!
Wednesday, 6 August 2014
Our Writing Blog
Room 34 has a new writing blog!
Check out some of our writing by looking under 'Other Blogs' on the right and clicking on 'Room 34's writing blog'.
Check out some of our writing by looking under 'Other Blogs' on the right and clicking on 'Room 34's writing blog'.
Monday, 9 June 2014
Week 6 Writing- Trash and Treasure
We are Learning To write descriptions
We are describing junk yards and dumps. Watch this clip called "Treasure" and answer some of the questions below as a comment to this post. As you watch it think about some things you might want to include in your own writing.
Treasure - Ringling Thesis 2011 from Chelsea Bartlett on Vimeo.
Is she happy? How can we tell?
We are describing junk yards and dumps. Watch this clip called "Treasure" and answer some of the questions below as a comment to this post. As you watch it think about some things you might want to include in your own writing.
Treasure - Ringling Thesis 2011 from Chelsea Bartlett on Vimeo.
Key
Questions
·
Who is
the old lady in the Junk Yard?
·
Where has
she come from?
·
Why is
she collecting things?
·
How does
she decide what to keep?
·
How is
she feeling throughout the film? Beginning/end?
·
Why does
shed create a face out of the junk?
· Is this
lady greedy?
Monday, 5 May 2014
Super Paragraphs!
We Are Learning To: Organise similar ideas into paragraphs
We are going to create our own super heroes and write descriptions of them using some super paragraphing!
To design your own superhero click here! Make sure you print it to go with your writing.
What would your super power be? Comment on this post.
Saturday, 5 April 2014
Poetry poetry poetry!
It's poetry week in room 34!
We are reading and writing some poetry in order to understand and appreciate poetry.This is a fantastic website with poems, games and rhyming dictionaries- all for kids!- Poetry for kids
This website has Classic poems for children by well known authors- Story it.com
Blog Comment
Do you have a favourite Poem? I have a few- I really like 'In Flanders Fields' and know it all by heart! I also like 'I'd pick more daisies'. Comment on this post about a favourite poem of yours. Get Mum, Dad or Grandma to tell you about their favourite poem- they may even want to comment here!
Reading this week
For reading this week have a go at one of the poetry quizzes!
You can also read some of the poems on the websites above.
Monday, 10 March 2014
Shreks Menu
Check out the fantastic descriptive language in these delectable dishes at Shrek's restaurant!
Shrek’s Restaurant
Caterpillar salad
This meal is served with
rotting cabbage leaves. It will surprise you with wild mushrooms. The
caterpillars are stuffed with syrupy boogers.
Naomi
Toad Mash
This divine, original dish
is cooked to perfection. Spectacular mushed toad legs with the grated eyeballs
sprinkled on top. Extra mashed bodies and sensational arms plus some sour baked
frog and toad hair. Served steaming with a strong texture.
Joel
Wormy spaghetti with mudballs
Gooey wriggling red, steaming
with a touch of goo salt. Brown with green goo.
Suzie
Spicy chicken and frog legs
Spicy chicken and frog legs
is flavoured with a vinegar that is the most popular soup and most loved. It is
served with crunchy frog legs to dip in lumpy swamp water. It comes with earwax
and saltwater as a drink. You won’t be able to get enough!
Lilly
Burnt Toast with Eyeballs
The toast is brown with a
strike of madness in the middle. All the eyeballs are slimy with slime drizzled
down the sides of the burnt toast. It is lumpy and rainbow coloured. All our
eyeballs are free range. This is a sensational dish. If you don’t like it it’s
a miss-mistake. The eyeballs are steaming hot.
Lucy
Here we have a speciality of
dried mudballs. They have one big nut in the middle. On the outside is
chocolate. Enjoy this taste sensation.
Bethany
Eat scrummy soft worms with
soft, chewy eyeballs. Served boiling hot with extra eyeballs.
Izzy
Glow worms covered in pig
snot ice-cream sunk in a toadstool sauce. It’s cold, sour taste will make you
addicted. It’s a one of a kind, freshening dish with its gross, snotty taste of
gummy, syrupy surprises.
Alex
Mud eyeball pie
A gooey, sloppy dish with
colourful eyeballs floating on dark, thick mud. Made with a spicy, lumpy rat
sauce.
Alex
Wild toad bolognaise
This one of a kind, hand
crafted dish is served with spicy eyeballs on the side. The gummy toads legs
are still frolicking and this dish is as gooey as glue. Drizzled with dragon
juice, you will be dumbfounded if you swallow this steaming hot bolognaise.
Eve
Tangy toad soup
Chilled toad with a side of
mushed caterpillar. Smelly socks on grated eyeballs, crispy and tangy toad
dipped in booger soup. Comes with a side of crushed butterflies on toast.
Halle
Rat meat salad with boogy-snot sauce with pupils and a
sprinkle of rat poop
The rat meat is served nice
and sticky. The booger-snot sauce is nice and gooey and as runny as wee. The
rat poop is served dry, rotten and crunchy. The bread is mouldy and green.
Enjoy the unique taste of this spectacular dish.
Rosa
With swamp mayonnaise and
oranges stuffed with spicy turkey. Comes in any colour. We keep it in the
fridge for 69 years before we serve it. It is also specially served with
bananas that have been licked by dogs and covered with zest and vinegar.
Zara
Slime Pasta
It has freshly crafted
mudzerella with exquisite rotten tomato sauce. With the slimy life changing
vine spaghetti with grated eyeballs. If you get thirsty we have a cup of
swampacola freshly here from the five star swamp.
Nathan
Five hundred thousand legged chicken with one metre rat
Disgustingly delicious for a
family of ten. With a toxic chicken. Five dollars for takeaway. A crunchy rat
has one dollar in its body. Extremely spicy! Try if you dare.
Joseph
Eye ball stew
This is one of the kinds of
the dish for you because it comes out hot and tasty with a big steam on top of
it. Also it comes out with a cold slimy smoothie with lumps on the top with a straw and hot cheese
around the gooey tasty straw .
Harrison
The glass souffle is the
sharpest souffle ever invented. It will cut and polish. Use the poop mayonnaise
and put a little bit of slime on it on it. It will slice and dice. The best way
to eat it is smash it to pieces!
Preston
Eye ball soup
Eye ball soup is very hot
and spicy. It come with toed still’s. it is crunchy. It tastes like lollies.
Greer
Wild pixie casserole
Wild pixie casserole is
amazing. It is served with snot trapped in worms, inside pixie wings. Now with
a side of swamp weed juice. This is very rare and for a limited time only.
Mitchell
This unique ear covered
brownie has a strong taste of crunchy lady bird wings and silky hair complete
with a sprinkle of baby ears. If you get thirsty the drink is zombie blood.
Emily
Rat marshmallows
Swam marshmallows with nose
blasting stinky rat head and tail dangling off the side comes with ogre dip.
You will be astounded by the gross taste.
Alex
Cooked worm tails with eyeballs
The taste is very disgusting
and will make you turn bright green. Watch out for the eyeballs, they are very
hot. They will make your lungs so tight that you won’t be able to talk. The
worm tails are very long. They will make you puke.
Ben
Slug eyeballs
Yummy slug eyeball dish with
slimy skinny and fat frogs. It’s rotten like a compost bin the eyeball are new
and fresh. Eat up.
Sivan
Spaghetti and eyeballs
This is served with mature noodles
and eyeballs and dead ants. It comes with a rotten smoothie with cockroaches
and a bowl of peas and snot and worms. It smells so bad that all visitors
fainted.
Blake
Toad soup
It’s one of a kind. It’s
spicy and sweet if you want we can put crunchy toad eye balls in. It is
slithered with slimy toad saliva.
Oskar
Eyeball
stew and ice cream
This delicious deep fried
eyeball stew has a spectacular taste of chewy eyeballs and a tip of tomato relish.
Teisha
Eyeball soup
You should try our one of a
kind delicious lovely soup. It comes
with rainbow eye balls with poo on the inside coated with toenail juice. It has
a spicy spectacular taste. It has
chocolate flavoured poo. It also comes with 3 choices of other spectacular
foods. It is one of a kind.
Zac
Eyeball
Soup
Is on
special it is like a crunchy human. Comes with a side of lava
bones it is a spectacular dish.
Sam
Monday, 24 February 2014
Thursday, 20 February 2014
Beach Descriptions
We Are Learning To Describe.
Check out our beach descriptions using similes, personification and interesting adjectives. We tried to use our senses to help paint a picture for the reader.
Check out our beach descriptions using similes, personification and interesting adjectives. We tried to use our senses to help paint a picture for the reader.
At the Beach
At the beach me and my dad were surfing. The waves were
crashing on me like lava. The waves felt very warm. I leapt into the water. Woosh!
The waves splashed on me and I fell off my boogie board. I got up and got back
on my boogie board. I could smell the salty sea on my skin. I like the beach!
By Ben
At the Beach
At the beach it was as cold as Green Land. The water was
frozen like an Ice rink. The trees were full of snow. In the sky across the
ocean you could hear a blizzard on its way. It smelled crisp and cold.
By Blake
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