Author: Mena

Dark with small, bright lights,                                                                                                        Lots of this is stretched out far,                                                                                                        Nobody is there.

Diamonds are raining,                                                                                                                              No thing is able to live,                                                                                                                              Blue mist covers it.     

On big Thursday, in computer science, we went onto a website called hour of code and we played a game called compute it. Compute it is a coding game where you go through different levels trying to work out the python code. You have to use the up, down, left and right keys to solve the grid puzzle. There are sixty tow levels and the levels get harder the higher up you go. Me and my partner Miller got to level forty-eight and at home I completed all the levels without any help from the app. Afterwards it gave you an online certificate to either print out or screenshot. I screenshotted it and I was very chuffed with myself, so was my mum, dad and sister.

 

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Hi Anneliese and Mena here, 

Today we will tell you about our topic about the body. We have learned about the skeleton and muscles and now we are learning about the digestive system. There are 6 parts to the system, The mouth –  it chews the food and saliva help dissolve food so it can go down your oesophagus. Your oesophagus – it’s a muscle that helps push food down to your stomach. Stomach – It produces an acid called enzyme which helps break down your food to push it into your small intestines. Small intestines – absorbs the liquid from the pulp and dissolves it even more.

 

 

Hi Mrs Jardine, 

This is Mena and I just wanted to say that for the photography competition the judges did have a tough decision and last Thursday Mr Walker came in to tell us the results… In the junior section Miller came first place and in the intermediate section I came first place as well!!! I was so surprised when Mr Walker said my name and I was actually shaking with nervousness and happiness. Here is my photo…

I hope you like it. I’ll catch up to you soon

Bye Mena

Have a guess about what my blog will be about. Yes, you guessed it, the human body! Duhhhhh. We have just started this topic today and we are starting off with the skeleton. A Kahoot testing our knowledge about the skeleton started off the class. There are 207 bones in your body and 7 bones in your neck. Your toes and feet bones are the strongest bones in your body and the collarbone in the bone that is most easiest bone to break.  

 

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Dear Mrs Jardine,

Let me tell you about what we have been doing this term. So last week on Wednesday Mr Walker came in to tell us about a photography competition that we entered. The theme is wonderful water. Here is my picture…

Do you like it? It is of the top of a chunk of ice and I edited it a little bit.

I’ll update you on more next week.

Bye Mena

Welcome back, I hope you have all had a nice holiday.                                                      Today I’m going to tell you about my holiday. For Christmas I got loads of lovely things like PJ’s, a gel nail set, a box, pencils, books, clothes, shower gel, perfume dupes, nail varnishes, a mini printer, slippers and a hair brush.

 

           

 

      Then on new years day I went for a walk with my family up Ridding hill. It was lovely but very cold and frosty although when we got to the top it was a stunning view. When we got back me and my sister had a nice hot chocolate and a mince pie. I hope to hear about your lovely holiday too.

Bye M

 

Hello there,

So basically I’m going to have my piano exam grade 3 next Tuesday which means I won’t be here to tell you about it next Tuesday so I’ll tell you about it today. It is in the Baptist church in Georgetown. Let me tell you how it works, First the examiner reads out some scales for me and then I need to play them. She/he will give me a mark for how well I play them then I need to play three pieces/songs to the examiner and then she/he gives me a sight reading piece for me to play, I have 30sec to read through the piece and to play silently on the keys then I have to play it as best as I can. Last but not least, I have the aural test where the examiner plays a pieced and I have to clap in time and then tell them if it is in 2,3 or 4 time/beats. then they play 3 short 5 or 6 notes and I have to sing them back as echos. And the last aural test is a long piece that the examiner plays and then she/he asks me questions about the piece. Then I walk out and get a slice of cake with my mum and then go home.

Thank you for reading

Bye Mena

School bus, human machine, mirror game, funny, very exiting drama.

Dear Mrs Jardine,

I’m going to tell you about my learning. We have been doing food technology for our topic and it is really fun. We have cooked nachos and made salsa and grated cheese to put our nachos in the oven. Then we wrote a recipe of what we done and then designed a front cover for our recipe book to put all of our recipes in and to use at home. This week we have been learning about the journey of food and what processes it has gone through to get to our local supermarket and on to our plate. The website we used was called food a fact of life. I can’t wait for you to come back so that I can tell you even more about my learning. I will update you more about school next week.

Bye M