Haiku poems!!!

Haiku poem-                      

Wind whipping my hair

I run towards the finish

my foot cross the line...

                                                                          

Silently waiting

measuring the perfect run

and I blast off…

I break the surface

my feet submerged in the sand

slowly lean forward...

First Draft -Winter

Winter

I jump out of bed put my coat and gloves on because I just can’t wait to get outside . As I walk out the door the frozen brees wipes me in the face. As I Take a a few  more steps onto the deck as I do every morning one foot goes up and next minute I’m done on the ground flat on my bottom.I get back up acting like I didn't even fall. I carfly walk of the deck and on to the grass.The grass was frozen hard I could feel the  grass snapping  under my feet as I walk along…

Libby

Hide and Seek

Hide and Seek

Level 1. Literal Meaning (we find evidence in the text)

the person hid in the tool shed. he hide under sacks. The floor was cold.

Level 2. Inferential Meaning (we read between the lines to infer what the writer has implied)

the sacks have had seaweed or beachwood in them at some stage. They gave up after a while. they find him but tell him and leave him there.

Level 3. Applied Meaning (we decide what the author might think from what has been said)

sometimes children are mean when playing hide and seek The boy who hide  under the sacks won

Snap guide-How to plate hair?

Check out How to Plate Hair by Libby .B on Snapguide.

End of Term ICT Review.

I loved learning how to: Create your own blog  on Blogger.

I can now confidently use:

1. Padlet.
2. Goggle drive.
3. Blogger.
4. Little bird tales.
5. Blabber.
6. Story bird.
7. Comic life .
8. Insert a video.
9. Blog.
10. Wordle. 

wimp-yourself.

wimp-yourself.

About Me

Like able.

Including .

Beautiful.

Beats  you at everything.

Yards are for playing in.

    

Blue ,Blueberry's.

overjoyed.

Lovely.

Libby.

Awesome. 

Nice.

Different. 

                          

Festival of Colors 

Clouds of neon-colored powder enveloped villages across northern India last week as the spring Holi Festival began, coating people in a multitude of colors as in this photo submitted to National Geographic's Your Shot community on March 26.

With March 27 marking the beginning of the annual celebration—also known as the Festival of Colors—Hindu devotees of the god Krishna, an earthly manifestation of the god Vishnu, descended on Vrindavan (map) in the Uttar Pradesh region of India.

"Holi celebrates triumph over divisiveness and negativity," said Sheetal Shah, senior director of the Hindu American Foundation.

Celebrated on the day after the full moon in the month of Phalguna—which usually falls in early March—the major Hindu festival also marks the beginning of spring.

During the evening of the full moon, bonfires are lit to ward off spirits and to celebrate the victory of good over evil. The following day, people pile into the streets for the beginning of the central Holi ritual—the throwing of colored powders and water.

What's your favourite type of onesie?

Onesies

Whats your favourite type of onesie?

Please tell what your favourite is  ....
                               

                                               

If you want to tell me yours pleas leave a comment telling me your favourite and why!!!

And pleas leave your name.

Week 12 wordstudy

Monday 17th April

Walt: identify parts of  speech.

1

Pleasant:Adj

2

weapon:noun

3

deafening:Adj

4

many:Adj

5

Heavier:Adj

6

Thread :noun

7

Any:Adj

8

anywere :adverb

9

Weather;noun

10

Breakfast :noun

http://dictionary.reference.com/