A Dog Ate My Homework

It all started last Friday. There I was stepping along confidently, Clutching my homework in my hand. I have to say I was pleased with it. I’d spent hours finishing it the night before.

I don’t know what it was doing in my hands because it should’ve been in my bag. But man I was stupid. Once I saw the dog I knew I was already in trouble. It was the town’s most vicious dog. He was one of the biggest dog I’ve seen. He had his mouth open and I saw the sharp yellow teeth drooling with slobber.

I knew I shouldn’t run, but my feet started moving before I could think. It felt like it was second nature. The dog instinctively ran after me. Soon he caught up with me but instead of biting my leg off, he ripped my homework off my hand and ran off. I was left with a slobbery piece of paper. “No! I’m good as dead if Mister finds out that a dog ate my homework,” I thought. “I mean that is the worst reason why I didn’t bring my homework even if it’s true or not,”

Questions For Sound

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Using padlet I have brainstormed questions about sound.

The Amazing Thing About Sound

This is about sound that we are learning for inquiry.

People's Feelings

I am learning to write an explanation.

There are lots of ways to express/show people’s feelings.

When people are happy they show it by smiling. They might be celebrating or jumping for joy when they are really happy. When they speak, they have a positive/cheerful tone. He/she won’t do things half hearted and might be hyped up.

You can tell when people are scared when they scream or start crying. Some people curse and even punch at the thing that frightened them. On a worse case scenario, people can get heart attack/seizures. Sometimes they start shaking and their face turn white.

People show sadness when they cry and want to be alone. This feeling gets triggered when something bad happens like a family member passing away. It can also be triggered when they get bullied. The person will look like they have lots of things on their mind.

The last feeling is anger. People show anger by clenching their fist and their face is all scrunched up. there are two ways to take anger: verbally (like teasing, mocking etc.) and physically (hitting, kicking etc.). This can lead to rivalry and fights. Some people try not to show their anger but some can’t and might end up committing suicide.

There are more feeling and even more ways to show it.

The Amazing Birds

Penguins are birds that are only found in the Southern Hemisphere. There are 17 different types of penguin species alive but one of the most common question asked is why can’t they fly?

They have have lost their ability to fly because where they live there was no need to fly. Their wings have become smaller and has adapted to help them survive in the conditions that their habitats are in. The Penguin’s wings have now turned into fully functional “flippers” meaning that they can swim instead of flying. They use this ability to catch prey and help them to get away from any predators that are threatening them. Their feathers also have adapted, it has grown fluffier to help them keep warm under the conditions of the water.

It’s amazing how the penguins have evolved and adapted to their own habitat.

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The Faithful Nun

Euphrasie Barbier was born in 1829 in Caen , France. She was a humble nun that put others first before herself.

When she was a young nun she was faithful and was determined to be a foreign missionary. She first joined the Sister of Calvary hoping to travel to a new country to teach about God. She left for London but toward the end of 1850s she had to travel back to France. Euphrasie left the Sisters of Calvary.

In 1861 she founded the Mission Sisters. Hearing about New Zealand she left France to teach young European settlers as well as Maori Girls. It was very courageous of her since mostly only male missionaries did this kind of job but her faithfulness and commitment pushed her to be a helpful, loving nun.

Even though she was becoming old Euphrasie still showed her faith and still guided the mission sisters but on January the 18 1893 she died at Sturry, England.

About Me

Kamusta, I have returned from the holidays and I am now 12. This is my last year with

Saint Patrick’s and next I’ll be moving on to college. I’m into most sports especially basketball. Take time looking at my work and please leave a comment.