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Common NOUN - the name given to a person, place or thing eg pimple, towel, pumpkin

ADJECTIVE - a word which describes a noun eg. blind, prickly, enormous PROPER

NOUN - the name of a particular person, place or thing. Proper nouns have capital letters. eg Kevin Rudd, Canberra, Prime Minister

VERB - an action or a doing word. If you can do it, then it’s a verb eg crawl, tickle, swim

ADVERB - Adds to the verb. Usually ends in ly and usually answers the question “how” something was done. eg. erratically, mercilessly, quickly

PERSONAL PRONOUN - a word which indicates personal onwership eg she, he, they, we, them, their, we,

CONJUNCTION - A word that joins 2 ideas together in a sentence. eg. and, then, so, but. One conjunction, one fullstop. A sentence must only contain one conjunction.

PREPOSITION - A word which indicates the “position” of something, compared to something else eg. the frog in the pond, the turtle under the rocks

in maths we have been do a challenge and the teacher d gave us a checker board thing on paper and we had to find how many squares was on it and then we had to do 2 by 2 and 4 by 4 and so on then we had to have it written on paper and then we had to post a comment on the teachers blog

what are you looking for to?

im looking forward to year 7 cos of all the new subject and the new teachers

is there anything you nervous about? um nothing i can think of

On Sunday, May 11th, Australians celebrate Mothers Day to acknowledge the important role that mothers take in our lives.
I want you to tell me about your Mum, so answer the following questions as a post on your blog:-

1. …. favourite colour..  pink or blue
2. In her spare time, she… cleans the house 
3. Mum’s special interest or hobby… reading
4. Her favourite gadget… computer 
5. Mum likes it when… i get good grades
6. She gets cross when… i get in trouble
7. When I shut my eyes, I see Mum.. in her fav place
8. If I had money I would buy her… a new car

in buddies we had to interview there teddys and ask them things like how old they was

and then we had to bring teddys from home in they got to ask us and then we made cards

i made this story and students from amarica and canada are going to read it and im going to read theres

 bail of skateboard

“Be careful Ashley” mum called out from the kitchen.

I rolled my eyes and called back

“As usual mum-you know me always careful” (wink, wink)

I grabbed my skateboard and headed once again-for the front of the house

I can kick flip but every time I try off the step, I bail. I was determined that this would be the day I succeeded. “I can do this” I said in my head. First try, bailed.

Second try, got it but landed a bit sketchy. I was pumped because I landed it but I could improve it.

I tried again. Yes! Landed it perfectly in surprise. Last try for the day I said to myself. The board flipped nicely around but as I came down to land it, one foot missed the board and my other foot landed on the nose. The board flung up and hit me in the chin, and the blood flowed out like thunder storm. I threw my helmet in pain and ran inside “get a couple of warm face washers” yelled mum.

Mum was texting dad as I was washing my chin. Mum inspected the cut.

“I’m taking you to the Heywood Hospital” said mum concerned. “You may need stitches”.

As I hopped in the car, mum started the engine. She sped out the driveway like someone getting sucked up in a black hole. Heywood hospital couldn’t help us as there were no doctors around. We had to keep driving the extra 30 minutes into Portland.

Later that night I was unable to get to sleep. The spot under my chin where the doctors put the five stitches was really sore.

Mum warns me to not kickflip of the step. I told her I wouldn’t, but I wonder.