Cellphones - Metals

What metals is a cellphone made out of? A cellphone is made from a variety of metals, with the most common being aluminium alloys, lightweight materials commonly found in the phone case. Lithium cobalt oxide and carbon graphite are used to make the batteries. Elements like gold, copper and silver are used in the wiring of the phone.
What metals are used on a mobile circuit board? Plastics and fibreglass are used to make mobile-phone circuit boards, which are then coated with gold plating. Silver: A soft white precious metal, silver is also used in mobile-phone circuit boards. The metal is primarily produced as a by-product when producing copper, gold, nickel and zinc.

Skellig

In whose interest is this text? It is for young adults because the characters are young adults. Its too inappropriate for children and too childish for adults.

What genre does this text belong to? This text is a combination of mystery, children's literature, magical realism, and fantasy fiction.

Why are we reading this text? We are reading this text to help expand our brain and imagination. 

Essay writing

What have I been learning?
 I learnt how to create excellent paragraph structures using 'GOLDEN'
G: Gathering ideas. Its really good and helpful to brainstorm before you start an essay so if you run out of things to write, you can look at the ideas you have planned.
O: Organise. Organise what ideas you want to put in each paragraph.
L: Link paragraphs. Making sure the order of your paragraphs are correct, its always good to start with your strongest idea.
D: Descriptive words. Including descriptive words in your paragraphs creates a more interesting and effective essay.
E: Example. Show examples or evidence to prove your point
N: Neat and tidy. Correcting your mistakes- for instance, grammar.

Our essay was on the characteristics of Lady Macbeth
Examples
G: For gathering ideas, we put a few characteristics we could write about. Eg. Determination, manipulative, brave, etc.
O: For organising, we narrowed it down to what 3 characteristics we were going to write about. Loving, remorseful, and determination.
L: We decided to do determination first, loving second, and then remorse last.
D: Here is the introduction we created for our essay with our highlighted descriptive words:

"There are many strong formidable female characters in literature, but none can compare to Shakespeare's Lady Macbeth. She had several qualities that the audience can like, dislike, or admire. Admirable qualities that helped us understand the text include her determination, her loving nature towards Macbeth, and her remorse."

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N:

How have I been learning it?
We created a class essay.

Why have I been learning it?
So we can improve paragraph structures in essays.