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Thursday, 23 April 2020

Tom Moore DLO

LI: to make a DLO about Tom Moore.
For one of my home learning tasks I created a DLO about a person named Tom Moore. Tom Moore is a 99 year old world war veteran, and a person who has raised 15 million pounds in England, the rest of the information is at DLO that you can look at down there.

Anzac Facts

LI: to explain/justify your thinking.
For one of m Anzac tasks I chose to do one where I have to go onto a google slide a find three facts about Anzac and the reasons why I thought that they were interesting. The three facts I chose were, they were all volunteers, there is no town called Gallopoli, the last surviving Anzac died in 2002.

Joining Poster


LI: to make a Joining Poster.
For one of my Anzac tasks I chose to do a tasks where I create a poster as if we needed people to join the navy. For my poster I added the Maori  War cry to bring connection to the Maori side of New Zealand.

Wednesday, 22 April 2020

Photo Montage

LI: to create a photo montage about the Anzac's.
For one of my Anzac tasks I chose to do one anzac task where I make a montage about the Anzac's, but it wasn't me I had a partner helping me with the work also. We put all the photos on a google drawing and attributed them all, we only put five photos onto the google drawing.


Morse Code

LI: to learn how they communicated in the world wars.
For one of my ANZAC activities I chose an activity where I create a dlo about morse code, (e.g how they used it, what it was etc). Morse code was kind of a language where sounds can be turned into dots and dashes and those dots and dashes can be turned into words/letters.


Poppy Animation

LI: to learn about the History of the Anzac's.
For the work I chose this week, I chose to do a task where I create an animation about the time lapse of a poppy growing from a seed to a fully grown poppy. Down below you can watch the animation and see the poppy grow.

Thursday, 16 April 2020

Division in Parts Strategy

LI: To use the strategy 'Division in Parts' with larger numbers. (3 digit numbers divided by 1 digit numbers)

For maths this week the work I did was to learn a strategy called 'Division in Parts' with larger numbers. I made a copy of a slide that had different questions, but I created a DLO about my understanding of the strategy, after that I created a screencastify to show my understanding of the strategy. Down there you can click on the photo in the DLO to take you to the screencastify I created. Link to video.