Invisible Script

Ingredients:


Cola drink (diluted)
Honey (diluted)
Lemon, apple or orange juice
Milk
Onion juice
Soap water
Sugar solution
Vinegar

Some inks are developed by heat.

You could use a oven, blow drier or maybe even a fire. If it works it will probably turn brown. Adults need to do the heating!

I predict that none of them will work.



Ms S. put it under a heat thingy and this was the result:

The honey worked the best!
Next was the tea.
Then the coke.
The vinegar and the sugar water didn't work very well.

Homework

1. 20:43

2. 167.24

3. 185,324,003

4. 12

5. 18,093 > 34,068

6. MXLVII, CXCVII, MDCCCLIX

7.

8. 1962

9. 18

10. 141.36





THRASS



rain

rare

raft

reign

respect

rules

reputation

Once there was a rare sort of rain. It only rained this rain when someone's reputation was good. To get their reputation good they had to respect other people. One time when it rained they had to use a raft to float because it rained so much. The person with the good reputation reigned over the city for that whole day but there were rules. You could not tell people to do anything.

Robert Frost

As I went out a Crow
In a low voice said,
"Oh,I was looking for you.
How do you do?
I just came to tell you
To tell Lesley (will you?)
That her little Bluebird
Wanted me to bring word
That the north wind last night
That made the stars bright
And made ice on the trough
Almost made him cough
His tail feathers off.
He just had to fly!
But he sent her Good-by,
And said to be good,
And wear her red hood,
And look for the skunk tracks
In the snow with an ax-
And do everything!
And perhaps in the spring
He would come back and sing."

The poem is about a crow asking someone to tell Lesley that a bluebird, who I think was her friend, has flown south for the winter. Then he tells her to be safe while he is gone and that he will come back when it is spring and it is warm.

Homework

1. 20:43
2. 123.19
3. 85,666,752
4. 12
5. 80,092 > 31,061
6. CMLXXVII, XIX, MMCDLIX
7. 222
8. 1404
9. 16
10. 120.49

THRASS

ice
nice
mice
dice
slice
lice
price

Facts:

• William Shakespeare was born in April 1564.
• He was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire,England.
• William Shakespeare died on 23 April 1616, aged 52.
• He wrote poems and plays.
• He went to Kings New School.
• He married Anne Hathaway when he was 18.

Poem:

Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind

As man's ingratitude;
Thy tooth is not so keen,
Because thou art not seen,
Although thy breath be rude

William Shakespeare

I think that this means that even though you can't see the wind it can still feel really bad.

Goodwill Games

Today we did another Goodwill Games. Today we had a guest for the games. The guest was our teacher's son, Alessandro. He took the spot of the president of Madagascar. Our teacher Ms S didn't want to go outside to do the activities so we did them inside.

The activity was to crab walk to the other side of the classroom and then come back still crab walking and Hi-Five the next person. The gold medal went to Cuba. Then came Iceland and Madagascar.

Greek Architecure

Questions:

1. The Acropolis
2. The Greek Goddess Athena
3. The Persians
4. Zeus
   

Goodwill Games

Today we have started a thing called the Goodwill Games. There are three countries. These three countries are, Cuba, Madagascar and Iceland. There are three presidents of these countries K, A and B. So far we have done two games. These two games were shot put with vortex and What's the time Mr. Wolf.

Each country can win medals. So far the medals are, Cuba and Madagascar have a Gold and a Bronze and Iceland has two Silvers.

Competition

You need to copy the award of the socks below and put it on a post on your blog. If you do it you will get two raffle tickets.

Spelling Words

heap
reap
cheap
weary
wreath
sheath
easy
eager
reason
season

Homework term wk 6

1. 17:21
2. 145.01
3. 92,638,312
4. 9
5. 70 087 > 20 093
6. CDXXIII, XVIII, MMMCCCXXXIV
7.
8. 1638
9. 27
10. 138.38

THRASS

Shark
Sharp
She
Shout
Shower
Shave
Should
Shame
Sheep


Dust of Snow

The way a crow
Shook down on me
The dust of snow
From a hemlock tree
Has given my heart
A change of mood
And saved some part
Of a day I had rued

• Robert Frost was born on March 26 1874 and died on January 26 1963.
• He graduated from a high school in 1892.
• His first poem was My Butterfly: An Elegy
• His Father died in 1855.
• He used to teach at Pinkerton Academy.
• In the years he was teaching he was running a farm.

What I Believe

Honesty, trust I believe in this all
With kindness and courage we can stand very tall
To great plains and oceans
To see the true emotions
We honour friendship with great thought and fun
Together we can face whatever we have done
We live as one with peace and harmony
To see each other without fear or agony
All this makes me proud to be an Australian
With as many good thoughts as the colours as a chameleon

By Slinky Dragon

Homework

• Robert Frost was born on March 26 1874 and died on January 26 1963.
• He graduated from a high school in 1892.
• His first poem was My Butterfly: An Elegy
• His Father died in 1855.
• He used to teach at Pinkerton Academy.
• In the years he was teaching he was running a farm.

A Leaf-Treader

I have been treading on leaves all day until I am autumn-tired.

God knows all the color and form of leaves I have trodden on and mired.

Perhaps I have put forth too much strength and been too fierce from fear.

I have safely trodden underfoot the dead leaves of another year.

I think that he has been walking all over leaves. In the second line I think that he means that he has walked all over so many different coloured leaves. In the third line I think he means that he has walked on them to hard and that they have all been breaking up and losing all their colour.

Maths

The sum of 123 and 985 - 1108

Find the quotient of 63 and 7- 9

How many degrees in a straight angle? - 180 Degrees

Multiply 11 and 53 - 583

How many degrees in a circle -

99 , 995 - 546 =99 , 449

Find the roman Numerals for 19- XIX, 47- XLVII, 93 - XCIII

If I had seven lollies and my friend gave me twice as much as i had how much do I have now? - 21

What is the product of 65 and 78 - 5070

How many degrees in a right angle - 90 degrees

The Mustang

I am a cowboy. One day I was walking along a dark and dusty road when I heard a loud but friendly neigh. I decided to follow this noise to see where it was coming from. I followed the dusty track until I found a Mustang in a pen. I walked up to the dark brown coloured horse and started to pat it. Its neigh now was very loud. The Mustang rearing up and then the strong dark hooves hit the fence.

The fence made a loud crashing noise and the Mustang ran into the distance along the dark and dusty road. A few minutes later I heard a creaky noise. I turned towards the noise, a man with a long black beard. He had a shirt that was the colour of the sky on a hot day with no clouds. The man came closer and then he asked me, “Did you let my horse out?" I turned to the man and nodded.

He asked me that because I let the horse out, could I go and get it. I said that I would. I walked back down that dusty black road until I came to a fork in the dusty road. I listened as hard as I could until I heard a sudden neigh to one of the paths. I ran for that path until I came to a city. I walked slowly towards a man sitting in a large olive coloured chair. I asked the man if he had seen a Mustang run through here. He said that it had headed towards the beautiful orange sunset.

I headed this way until I saw the horse trotting around a pen. It looked like the same dark brown coloured horse as before. I ran at the horse and then it started to run away in the opposite direction. The mustang came to a fence. The mustang stopped so I grabbed him. I walked back along that same dusty road and found the house. I gave the man back his Mustang and walked back towards the sunset.