Some things I learnt about Japan

Hi Everyone,

Yesterday I did a poster about Japan’s wildlife. I researched some facts about my favourite Japanese animals then I drew them and put it together in one big poster. Here’s a picture.

Today I made a special Japanese headband called a Hachimaki which is supposed to help you focus and have physical and spiritual strength. It is also worn in the Summer festival called Natsu-Matsuri in Japan. I did some Japanese writing on it and some drawings. Here’s a picture of me modelling my headband ( I have been wearing it all day).                                                                                                      The writing on the band says Genki which means work hard.

Today I also learnt some words in Japanese here is what I learnt:

  • Hello – konichiwa, 
  • Good bye – Sayōnara
  • My name is – Watashinonamaeha
  • Thank you – Arigatau
  • Please – Onegaishimasu
  • Friends – Furenzu

Sayōnara Furenzu

 

Badminton

Today in my garden we got a badminton net and me and my sisters were playing it. I am rubbish at badminton but I am getting better. First I played my sister Cameron and then my sister Charlotte. When I went to my dads we also played badminton but without the net because I don’t think I’ve got one at my dads. I had a lot of fun outside. That’s all for today’s blog bye. Take care. By Orla.

My week! (That I can remember)

Hey every one! I didn’t really do very much this week or I just can’t remember any way here is the stuff that I can remember from this week

So today I made my penguin a little chef outfit with paper and pens.

 

I also made a stick woman and a little dress for her too.

bye

by Hannah storey

Learning about otters 🦦

Hi team Holywood!!!

Today after doing living things I learned about otters.Did you know?  Otters eat fish, frogs and shellfish. Some of them carry a small stone in their armpit and use it to open the shellfish’s she’ll 🐚. NEVER do a hold your breath competition with an otter because the otter will always win!! Sea otters can hold their breath for 5 minutes and river otters can hold their breath for 8!!!! minutes!

Living Things 🐙🐬🦊🦈🐥🐷🐼🐊🦚

Hello team Holywood how are you all? Hope you are well and enjoying the sunshine! Yesterday was World  Otters Day so today l learned about Otters here are some facts about these fascinating animals!

  • Otters are a member of the Weasel family
  • Some sea otters cover themselves in seaweed when they sleep
  • The largest otter is 1.8 meters and can weigh up to 45 kg
  • The smallest otter is two feet long and weighs 1 kg

North American sea otters are hunted for their fur but there are organisations around the world trying to stop the hunting.

Here is a drawing of my otter. Oriana

Big Thursay 28th May

Hello everyone

Today I have been so hot! I had to go inside after lunch and cool down for abit.  I have got my swimsuit on today ready for the pool.  I did some maths straight after my breakfast, hard takeaway sums and did my reading too. Mum said if I got some work done then when we finished we could get the paddling pool out.

I have started my biscuit tower and will take a photo when it’s finished. I am going to chose my favourite biscuit which is a twix to put on top of it!

Hope everyone is enjoying the lovely sunshine.

Painting


Today is a lovely sunny day so I have been painting outside, I painted a tractor on a canvas, I mixed some colours together to see what they made.   Yellow and red made orange 🍊

I did some maths and clock work this morning and wrote down a few new words.

This afternoon we are going a walk as I want to spot lots of tractors.

Have  a good weekend

Reece

 

 

 

 

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