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Wednesday, 3 June 2015

Actions speak louder than words

WALT: use conjunctions to extend sentences.
SC: use conjunctions to add more detail to an idea.

You need to persuade the reader, explaining to them whether you agree or disagree with this statement

Give examples and explain why

Actions speak louder than words.


Begin here…

Actions can hurt you more then words can because your words can’t hurt people, it can only affect them but actions shows a lot more of your feelings.

Actions speak better than words because if you were to say something kind with a bad attitude, it shows that actions speak a lot more than words do.

Actions speak better than words because if you promise someone that you are going to bring them something (E.g Ice Cream) and then don’t bring it, their actions are better than what they say.



Poles of Respect

Property: By picking up a piece of rubbish I can stop the world’s pollution and save animals from dying.  If my teacher were to tell me to pick up a piece of rubbish, I would do it straight away. By doing this, it shows that my actions speak louder than my words

Others: If someone is injured and they ask me to help them, I help them straight away, by doing that, I know that my actions are louder than my words. This shows that my actions are speaking louder than my words.
Learning: If my teacher told me to finish my mathematics in 10 minutes, I would probably finish it a minute early. By finishing it a minute earlier, it definitely means that my actions are speaking louder than my words.

Environment: If my teacher told me to pick up a piece of rubbish from outside, I would pick it up straight away and put it in the bin. My putting the rubbish in the bin, I could stop the word from pollution and animals dying.

Self: If my mum told me to stay hydrated and stay healthy, I would stay healthy. By staying healthy, this shows that my words are speaking louder than my words.







Thursday, 5 March 2015

The amazing brain



Your Amazing Brain from National Geographic Kids


  1. Name and describe the cells in your brain which give it power.
100 billion
  1. How fast can your brain make messages travel around the body?
150 miles(241 kilometres)per hour
  1. Explain why your brain is like a super computer.
Your brain in like a super computer because when you see something a message from the eyes to the brain seconds.
  1. How does learning change your brain?
Learning changes your brain because when you just learn something it changes your brain because you never knew how to do something but now you do.
  1. What effect does exercise have on your brain?
The effect that learning does to your brain  is actually making you smarter. It makes you smarter because the body produces a chemical which makes your brain more receptive.

Complete this quiz take a screenshot of your results and post it to blog. 

In this quiz I had to answer so questions about the brain, some of them I already knew and some of them were had too.