Thursday, 6 December 2012
Eid ~ Nicky and Asmah's presentation
This our ( Asmah's and I's ) presentation on Eid, I have learnt so much and you will too, that's if you read this presentation.
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
My comment to Latisha
Hi Latisha,
I love ur bio poem, It's well detailed. One thing u did miss out, is 'daughter of'. U can edit ur post if u want. Other than that ur bio poem is awesome!
Keep up the cool work!
From
A friend...
Nicky
I love ur bio poem, It's well detailed. One thing u did miss out, is 'daughter of'. U can edit ur post if u want. Other than that ur bio poem is awesome!
Keep up the cool work!
From
A friend...
Nicky
My comment to Angel
Hi Angel,
I love ur bio poem! It's probably the best out of our class.
Keep up the wonderful work!
From
A friend...
Nicky
I love ur bio poem! It's probably the best out of our class.
Keep up the wonderful work!
From
A friend...
Nicky
My comment to Asmah
Hi Asmah:
I love ur Netbook reflection, it is well detailed, and very well set out.
Keep up the awesome work!
From:
A friend...
Nicky
I love ur Netbook reflection, it is well detailed, and very well set out.
Keep up the awesome work!
From:
A friend...
Nicky
Nicky's Netbook Reflection 2013
Nicky's Netbook Reflection 2013
These last couple of years I have found using a netbook easy in some ways, and a little difficult in other ways. Continue reading and you’ll find out exactly what I mean.
The Barriers with using my netbook are . . . . . ( The unfortunate parts )
Here’s one bad thing about my netbook, is having to constantly charge the battery, my battery hasn’t actually become empty but it has been really close to that stage, when it gets to that point I would have to charge it for a long time. Another unfortunate part about my netbook is when it loads really slow or doesn't load at all, then I can’t get on to any of my work which really is a bummer. If I have an accident with my netbook, there will be a big consequence by having to pay up to 70 dollars, and that’s a lot of money to pay for an accident..
The awesome parts of having a netbook . . . . . . . .
One amazing thing about having a netbook is that you store a lot of information on it like saving passwords which is really helpful, if I don’t remember my password I would keep thinking and thinking until I remember. Another helpful thing about having a netbook is that you can copy and paste your writing, If you didn’t copy and pastE your writing you would be wasting a lot of time. If you don’t mind me adding, if you make a mistake you can easily right click on the underlined word and it might come up with the word that you could be trying to type. You can make comments on blogs which is really helpful for the person that wrote the post because it’ll give the readers satisfaction.. I think that being able to change mistakes and edit documents is great, otherwise each time I make a mistake I would have to start a new page, plus if you make a mistake you can always undo it.
The interesting parts of having a netbook are . . . . .
I’ve found really interesting about having a netbook can really increase your learning, especially with math sites like Maths Whizz, that has helped me a lot and I think that I have improved with maths. I’ve found something unusual that when I go on the room five site, you can access documents and make a copy of them, if you don’t make a copy of it, whatever you write will appear on that file instead of the copied version.
These last couple of years I have found using a netbook easy in some ways, and a little difficult in other ways. Continue reading and you’ll find out exactly what I mean.
The Barriers with using my netbook are . . . . . ( The unfortunate parts )
Here’s one bad thing about my netbook, is having to constantly charge the battery, my battery hasn’t actually become empty but it has been really close to that stage, when it gets to that point I would have to charge it for a long time. Another unfortunate part about my netbook is when it loads really slow or doesn't load at all, then I can’t get on to any of my work which really is a bummer. If I have an accident with my netbook, there will be a big consequence by having to pay up to 70 dollars, and that’s a lot of money to pay for an accident..
The awesome parts of having a netbook . . . . . . . .
One amazing thing about having a netbook is that you store a lot of information on it like saving passwords which is really helpful, if I don’t remember my password I would keep thinking and thinking until I remember. Another helpful thing about having a netbook is that you can copy and paste your writing, If you didn’t copy and pastE your writing you would be wasting a lot of time. If you don’t mind me adding, if you make a mistake you can easily right click on the underlined word and it might come up with the word that you could be trying to type. You can make comments on blogs which is really helpful for the person that wrote the post because it’ll give the readers satisfaction.. I think that being able to change mistakes and edit documents is great, otherwise each time I make a mistake I would have to start a new page, plus if you make a mistake you can always undo it.
The interesting parts of having a netbook are . . . . .
I’ve found really interesting about having a netbook can really increase your learning, especially with math sites like Maths Whizz, that has helped me a lot and I think that I have improved with maths. I’ve found something unusual that when I go on the room five site, you can access documents and make a copy of them, if you don’t make a copy of it, whatever you write will appear on that file instead of the copied version.
Monday, 3 December 2012
Traffic Light Jelly surprise: Nicky
Traffic Light Jelly surprise:
One delightful morning, our class ( which is room 5 ) was making some jelly. Not jelly that you’re imagining right now, TRAFFIC LIGHT JELLY! I love, love, love, love jelly.
Some time this week our teacher, Miss Paton had bought some jelly packets and brought them to school. The colours were green, orange and red. On Thursday we got down to business. I found out that as soon as you buy jelly you need to tap it hard on a table so it will mush.
Miss Paton split her class into a half, one group to Mrs Kelly, and the other to herself. I was with
Miss Paton. We all had to take turns with stirring, mixing, pouring in water, and mushing. When it was my turn to pour in some jelly into my cup for the second time, I had to aim at the wooden spoon while Mrs Kelly stirred. I thought that would be easy and it was.
On Monday, our class will complete making our jelly, because we haven't made and poured in the red jelly yet. I can’t wait for the jelly to be settled, I bet it’ll taste delicious!
So far, our jelly is looking like this:
This is how it will look when it’s settled:
Tuesday, 27 November 2012
This is my Bio poem: Nicky
Nicky
Is: Thoughtful, creative, caring and helpful
Daughter of: Joanna and Robert
Sister of: Caitlin and Jaccob
Lover of: Volleyball, gymnastics, family, beaches and cooking.
Who feels: Relaxed after a long book, emotional when I leave a lot of my friends from my school, loved by my family.
Who gives: Thoughtful gifts to most of my family and friends when around Christmas or their birthday, believe in God, respect to my friends and family.
Who fears: looking at spiders and bugs, failing tests, when my mum and brother fight.
Who would like to see: Heaven, the Eiffel tower, Christmas in the park.
Who lives: Auckland, New Zealand.
Douglas
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