My Progress

Here is my progress for Week 6 - term 2

Art Alive

This means a lot to me because I like to draw but it doesn't mean how you draw it. Then we had to think how we're going to colour it with pastel. If you colour it slowly and make it tidy it will stand out with Indian ink. After that we started inking we had to go cheerfully on the outline. Indian ink is so strong it would take you four days to take it off then half an hour later I was finished. My art looked great it looked sort of funny too.

Swimming

On Monday Room 16 went to the Glen Innes pools. When we went in it was warm and it smelled like chlorine and then Mr. S told us to go and changed into our togs. Next when we got into our togs we all went for a short shower.

After that we sat on the chairs for a while to wait for our test. Then we got into the pool with an expert swimmer and we learned the breathing position, backstroke and how to swim laps around the pool. Then we got out and got changed into our uniform and then we got into lines of two and walked back to school. It was a great day!

HOLIDAYS

In the holidays I’m going to go to the Youth pride
it going to be so fun. What they do there is first they introduce themselves to us then we introduce us to
Them.

What we do here is play different activity and rotate.
After That we all get together and have lunch.
Next when we are all finished We say goodbye to them.

What wakes you up in the morning

As you go to sleep you sleep deeply. If you hear to much noise, why don't you put cotton in your ears. When you wake up the sun may shine across your face and in your eyes.

Friends

Hi my name is Mikaiah I have friends. They are Zyrin, Lukis, Antonio, Kory Lee, Neo and James. My favorite friends are Neo and James also Zyrin

It’s only a short hop skip and a jump across the Tasman sea to Australia, but there is a world of difference in what you will find there. In Australia it is a multi cultural country. The first people were the Aborigine people. Australia has a popular animal it is a kangaroo and a koala. A male kangaroo is called a buck. On the Australian coat of arms the Emu and the Kangaroo were selected as symbols of Australia to represent the country progress because they are always moving forward and never move backwards. So if you are fortunate enough to make the journey, you will need to allow plenty of time to explore all that Australia has to offer.