My Gladiator

A gladiator is a man trained to fight with weapons against other men or wild animals in the arena called the colosseum. Gladiators are men who were onces slaves who were hand picked because of there strength and how strong they are some even offered to take part willingly.

 this is my drawing of my gladiator.

Friday week2 maths at home

 

My Colosseum

The colosseum was used for gladiatorial contest and battles
when it first open the emperor titus would hold one hundred days of gladiatorial games. all Emperors traditionally attend the games.
The colosseum is open almost everyday of the year the only day it's close is on the 1st of January and 25th of December. 

Here is my drawing of the Colosseum.

Thursday week2 maths at home

 

Would you rather !

would you rather be rich and have no friends or have little money and have lots of friends.

I would rather have little money and lots of friend because it is easy making friends that I can hung out with all the time we can eat lots of food and play heaps of games. It's better having fun with friends then it is having fun with no friends .

 

wednesday week2 maths at home

 

Willoughbys story writing

Tuesday week2 maths at home

 

Contraction Sentences

Contraction Sentences

1: I don't understand what you mean 

 I do not understand what you mean.
2: she'll come over tomorrow  

she will come over tomorrow.
3: I could've gone to the football game.

I could have gone to the football game.
4: you shouldn't talk with your mouth full 

you should not talk with your mouth full
5: haven't you seen the movie yet ? 

 have not you seen the movie yet?
6: I'll be going on a plane. 

I Will be going on a plane.
7: Sorry. I can't answer the phone right now. 

Sorry. I can not answer the phone right now.

Contractions

Contraction 1

1: don't - do not

2: can't - can not

3: won't - will not

4: we'll - we will

5: haven't - have not

6: he's - he is 

7: isn't - is not

8: she'll - she will

9: I'm - I am

10: you're - you are

11: I'd - I had

12: you'll - you all

Contraction 2

12: did not - didn't

13: they would - they'd

14: they will - they'll

15: he would - he'd

16: were not - weren't

17: had not - hadn't

18: has not - hasn't

19: she is - she's

20: I have - I've

21: we have -we've

22: he will - he'll

23: they had - they'd

week2 Monday maths at home

 

maths at home pt4

 

The Castle

My Castle has 

Four large, round towers are connected by huge, thin walls made of grey stone. 

Tall wide windows are scattered around the walls symmetrical patterns. 

In half of the windows you will see archers .

A huge gate with massive metal doors and a moat with sharks guard the castle.

The castle is next to a quiet city that sits beside an old volcano.

Pine trees grow close to the castle gates.

The Sky Tower

The sky tower is the tallest iconic building in New Zealand. It stands at 1076 feet or 328 metres tall.

The sky tower was built in the year 1995 this took 2 years 9 months for workers to complete this building. this is one of the first places tourist would want to see because of the views the sky tower is one of the only places in Auckland you can go to if you want to get a beautiful view . At night the sky tower changes colours it represents  many things that have happen in our world/country.

Here is my drawing of my sky tower and where it stands in the city.

The Colossuem

 

Would you rather.

would you rather have 1 wish granted today or 3 wishes granted 5 years from now ?

I would want to be granted 1 wish today . I would use this to wish for infinite wishes that will always come true as I want them to be .

maths at home pt3

 

adding speech marks

 

maths at home pt2

 

maths at home pt1

 

scrambled words

number of the week

 

pattern of adding

 

The Mummy

 The Mummy

Once upon a time there was a 1000 year old eyptian mummy who was woken from his tomb. He was onces a rich and noble pharaoh.

He lived in the pyramid of khufu in Egypt.

He woke to find that a group of thieves had broken into the pyramid and dug up his gold he had buried alongside him. The mummy had to push open his tomb door and set off looking for his stolen gold. The mummy came across a big bag full of gold hidden in a pile of sand that had been left there by the thieves. He dug it up and took it back to his tomb with him and made sure it was never to leave his side again.

By Jadakiss

take away 10s using 100 board

 

Subtracting by counting back

 

The island picnic

Lock in

pattern of adding ones and tens