The Evil Shoe Maker

WALT analyse and create a character description.

Hello today i'm going to tell you about the Evil Shoe Maker.

Some people might not say he's evil but here's my description about the evil shoe maker.

The evil shoe maker is skinny he looks really rich.

He has a black suit a tea shirt under neath and a red bow tie.

He has a walking stick and a shoe stand to put up his shoes for sale.

The evil shoe maker has a alien looking head and a alien looking neck.
He has no friends he is very competitive.
He has ginger hair white gloves and looks like a magician.
He has got a V-neck on his white shirt.
He has a big pointy nose with a top hat on his head.
He is tall and lives in Paris.
He is a business man and he has small eyes.
And that`s my description about The Evil Shoe Maker

My Term 2 Goals

Gratitude

This week in room 2 we have been learning to remember what we are grateful for these are the things i'm thankful for.

Eye-catching blog posts include something to look at or listen to!

Here are some ideas to help you use what you are learning to create something to look at or listen to for your blog posts and capture the attention of your blog readers. Click the blog link under each DLO idea to see an example on a blog.

Photograph your Art

Blog Post by Alilia @ Ruapotaka School

If you like to draw or paint create your picture by hand using pencils, pens or crayons.

Take a photo using your webcam and insert in your blog post.

Freehand Draw

Blog Post by Sapapalii @ Glen Innes School

Use Sumo Paint to draw your own picture.

How do I set up Sumo Paint?

Tip: Create your image with a transparent background and layer on a background image in Google Draw or Google Slides.

Here's a screencast to show you how.

Google Draw

Blog Post by Ahou @ Glen Innes School

Use Google Draw to draw your own picture using shapes and lines.

Download your drawing as a png and insert in a blog post.

Here's a screencast to show you how.

Eye-catching blog posts include something to look at or listen to!

Here are some ideas to help you use what you are learning to create something to look at or listen to for your blog posts and capture the attention of your blog readers. Click the blog link under each DLO idea to see an example on a blog.

Photograph your Art

Blog Post by Alilia @ Ruapotaka School

If you like to draw or paint create your picture by hand using pencils, pens or crayons.

Take a photo using your webcam and insert in your blog post.

Freehand Draw

Blog Post by Sapapalii @ Glen Innes School

Use Sumo Paint to draw your own picture.

How do I set up Sumo Paint?

Tip: Create your image with a transparent background and layer on a background image in Google Draw or Google Slides.

Here's a screencast to show you how.

Google Draw

Blog Post by Ahou @ Glen Innes School

Use Google Draw to draw your own picture using shapes and lines.

Download your drawing as a png and insert in a blog post.

Here's a screencast to show you how.

Date:21.05	I am grateful for...birthday
Date: 22.05	I am grateful for..birth of Jesus
Date: 25.05	I am grateful for…nature
Date: 26.05	I am grateful for..go to school

how to make a lego animation!

WALT. how to make a animation.

Step 1 get something to start your lego animation like a phone, tablet or computer.

Step 2 get something to put your screen on likea stander or a rock. (tablet and phone).

Step 3 make a setup on a lego plat form and put bricks at the back of the lego plat form and put blue tac at the botem of the lego plat form.

Step 4 get a character and wright the story on a peice of paper then setup the story.

Step 5 download a animation sight and start taking pictures but slowly move the character one frame at a time.

And thats how you make a lego animation please send me a photo if you do this because i want to see your creations.

Creating a fire.

WALT. creat a fire.

Hello everybody today im going to tell you how to make a fire.

Step 1. find a place in your backyard were it has dirt or sand you should never put a fire next to grass or else the grass will burn and it might burn down your backyard.

Do not put it next to plants, trees or bushesor or else they might not grow or catch on fire.

Step 2 dig out a circle shaped hole about 20 inches.

Step 3 put big rocks around the fire so its not able to catch anything like near by wood, grass, leaves or a kind of paper.

Step 4 put wood in i think the best way of putting wood in is put one peice of wood from two sides of the circle then put the wood on top of the wood so when lite it the wood should get very hot and soon catch on fire then put wood around the wood and on top of it cind`a like a bonfire.

Step 5 put carboard, news paper or paper i think the best for a fire is news paper then put that down befor put wood on top.

I will not be suprised if you are confused just rea read it a couple of times then it might make sense.

I hope you liked todays blog post if you did please give me a comment and i will promise you i will respond.

please take a picture of your fire making and send it to me because that will make me very happy.

Anyway hoped you liked reading todays blog postand I will speak to you in the next blog post bye!

Invasion Guinea pigs! 0:

WALT. guinea pigs

I think I have to many guinea pigs.
I have black guinea pigs, orange colored guinea pigs, brown guinea pigs, white guinea pigs, beige guinea pigs and chocolate brown guinea pigs its a whole variety of guinea pigs. I have 19 guinea pigs.I have 7 baby`s, 3 mothers, 4 girls and 5 boys.
The guinea pigs cages take 2-3 weeks till there cage is dirty and they take up allot of room in the house and outside.
The oldest guinea pig in the family is george washington she is a girl guinea pig she is very cute
And the youngest guinea pig in the family is smith a baby guinea pig, smith is my guinea pig
He is to young for us to find out if he is a boy or a girl and he is still getting milk from smith`s mum.
My favourite guinea pig in the family is charlie a boy but very cute guinea pig.
He has black and brown fur.
Is smith boy or girl what do you think?
thank`s for reading.

- this is smith