Work-Reading

Here is my picture and what I had to do-Link.

Here are some puns I thought of.

Name-Benny, Eats beans a lot
That's all.

The problem was that dogs hated cats so most of the dogs hated Romeow and didn't want him near Drooliet.

Yes, the problem is solved because at the end everyone cheers for the both of them and I think they are all friends now! :)

That's it!

My work/Math game.

Today I had to play on a game called KS2 Math Invaders. It is a math game.

I had to push play, push addition. And push A7, A8, A9, A10, A11, A12 and A13.

Then I play all the levels.

That is all I did for my math today.
:)

Some more work- Reading.

 Hello, here is my work for reading. Click me to see what my work is. My work is on slide 10!
Here is what I did.

Questions(only answers)

1. Imaginary.

2. No.

3. No.

4. Yes.

5. Yes. He tried to teach you that it's best not to let other people do work for you.

6.Yes, to not let other's do work for you.

That is all :)

New work!

 I have to describe this photo using Where, When, Who, What, Why!

Here is my work that I did!


On a wood that could sink! " Spspssh"
Last Monday on a Sunny morning.
My crazy friends and I who were basically trying to fall off."Haha!"
On the way to School "Splish, Splash, SPOOSH!"
To have a Student Leader meeting! "Only Student member's only" 

More work @ home.

Here is what I had to do- Click me. What I had to do is on slide 6.

Here are my photos of what I had to do.

There is my work! :)

My work that I did at home today

For my work I had to describe a photo by answering these questions. Where? When? Who? What? Why?

Here is the photo.


Here are my answers( I used my imagination)

On a bridge that could break any moment!"Creek"
Last Thursday on a sunny afternoon. "Tweet tweet"
My moaning friends and I who were whining loudly about having to walk home! "Ugh this is so boring!"
Walking out of school grounds leaving all of my loud friends with the teacher. "Bye" "byee"
Walking out of the school gate towards home because of COVID 19. "Click"