Memoir

As I walked through the tall dark gates I could smell the sunflower bushes and hear the bees buzzing in my ears. There were flowers everywhere, the carpet was so soft and squishy. The sunshine was gleaming through the classroom windows.

We had an abundant amount of learning except it was mostly playing games. Honestly, it's nowhere near as my thoughts of kindy. Well, actually i don't really know how i thought of it. I just couldn't wait for break time.

I looked up glaring at the tall shady playground, my first thought i got really anxious because i thought when i ascend the ladder i might fall. I was very nervous when it came to heights but i was desperate to go on the slide! The trees were swaying side to side creating a heavy gust of wind. I decided to climb back down and pass for today. Then i saw this amusing swing. These 2 girls were on it and i was scared to ask them for a turn but i decided to go for it. “Can i have a turn?” I said in a quiet squeaky voice. “No! You can have a turn tomorrow but I'm on it all day today”. I could tell they didn’t like me that much. She was wearing a pink striped long sleeve fluffy looking shirt with blue jeans and she had many freckles below her eyes. Her hair was long, brown and tied up. She was taller than me and that’s why i was so worried to come over. I felt isolated after she told me to leave. I then went inside and felt a bit…. Off? It was a weird feeling but after those words, i feel like i don't fit in.

Then a miracle happened. This little girl that looked like a mini young grandma came over. She had cute eyes like an angel. “Do you want to make a fort with me?”. "Okay, thank you". I spoke in a quiet pitch voice. We skipped over to the blocks. She had glasses that made her eyes look big and gorgeous freckles under her eyes. We ended up becoming really close for that year.

At the end of the day, it was time to go home. I wanted to leave but i didn't really mind staying. Either way, i couldn't wait for tomorrow

M&M's Graph

Today we were learning about how to sort out graphs, tequniques, and shortcuts with M&M's.

Three Statements
Group 1 had one extra M&M than group 2.

Orange was the most common colour in group 1.
Green is the most uncommon colour overall.

I learnt how to find the sum, average, maximum, and minimum  of each group.
This was really fun and a very unique thing i've ever done in maths.

We Are Hornby // Assessment

LO 1: Explain how Hornby High School is a community
Success Criteria:

• Describe the roles and responsibilities of people at Hornby High School.

LO 2: Explain the values of Hornby High School.

Success Criteria:

• Can state the four values of Hornby High School.
• Can give examples of how these values are shown throughout the school.
• Can explain how these values are needed to maintain community.

LO 3: Independent Learning Skills:

Success Criteria:

• Can work at a murmur level.
• Can make sensible decision about where and with whom to work.
• Can remain on task and complete work.

LO 4: Demonstrate the values of Hornby High School

Success Criteria:

• Shows commitment by arriving to class on time with the equipment needed.
• Shows achievement by completing tasks to our personal best.
• Shows resilience by trying new things and persisting when tasks are difficult.
• Shows respect by treating others, property and our environment considerately.

What are we learning?

We are learning how to explain the values of HHS and how we are a community.

How i think this work shows my learning?

I reckon this demonstrates our learning because we explained what 'WE' think about our C.A.R.R values and what they mean to us. For example Jordan was playing with Willow and she saw rubbish and then stopped and picked it up.

If i did this task again what would i do differently?

Maybe i would put a little bit more detail into our explanations and explain more about our community because it is important that we know how special we are to be in a community.

Something i was wondering or a question i have from completing this work?

How we can improve our values.