Showing posts with label Writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Writing. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 June 2021

Pride | Absrtact Noun Poem

LI. To edit our writing using DRAFT

This week for writing we were learning how to write a absrtact noun poem. First we wrote a abstract noun poem in a group. A abstract noun is something that exists but you can't touch. My group chose failure. Once we finished our group abstract poem we got to write a abstract poem in pairs. Me and my friend acein chose Pride. 

Tuesday, 15 June 2021

Dialouge | Writing

LI. To understand how to use and correctly punctuate dialogue when writing. 




This week for our writing class we have we recapped what a dialogue text is about, and how to use it. 

This is our DLO we have worked on to reflect our understanding of the purpose of dialogue in writing. 

An example of how to use dialogue is:

“Are you new here?” questioned Mahdi.


“Yes, I am new here, can you please take me to room 7?”  replied James


“Sorry I’m actually new here. I was about to ask you if you wanted to be my friend,” awkwardly said Mahdi.


Something I found interesting about dialogue is that theres more different ways to write instead of saying said.

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Wednesday, 2 June 2021

Cinquain Poem | Writing

 LI: To write a cinquain poem to describe a sports star

We have been learning to write cinquain poems to help us strengthen our connections to description. A cinquain poem has 5 lines. Each line has a different purpose. Line 1 is a noun which is a name. Line 2 has 2 adjectives taht describe the noun. Line 3 has 3 verbs that end in ‘ing’ and describe the actions. Line 4 is a noun phrase which is a group of words (not a sentence) that go together to describe the noun. Line 5 is a synonym which is a word with a similar meaning to the noun.

I enjoyed this activity because I get to talk about my favourite sports star and it also helps me describe other words.




Tuesday, 18 May 2021

Moment In Time Poem | Writing

This week for writing I made a moment in time poem. First we made a group moment in time poem about camp. We then made our own indivuidal poem about anything we did. My moment in time poem was about my first rugby game. I had to include what I heard, felt, wondered, and what I saw. 




Wednesday, 9 December 2020

Commanding Conversation | Writing

Commanding conversation is a can-do where people practice writing conversations. We used comanding conversation to get better at using descriptive speech and using punctuation when writing.

I wrote one conversation which is about three kids playing the grass. 

Commanding conversation is a good way for me to practice writing dialogues. 

LI.to write a descriptive conversation




Thursday, 12 November 2020

Screen Play | Writng

Screenplays are scripts that are converted into parts only. The actors line is center aligned under their name. The lines don't need speech marks because it could help what tone to use.

A screenplay scene number should be in all caps. The name also should be in caps and center aligned. If there is any extra information people would put it in brackets under their name.

Screenplays can give some descriptions on how actors should speak and it can also give more detail.

Knowing how to write a screenplay is importaint because actors understand how to say their lines and what their lines are.

LI:To convert a story into a screenplay/script

Thursday, 15 October 2020

Informal and Formal Language | Writing

Formality tells people when to use formal or informal language. 


Formal langage and situations are when times when rules and politeness need to be followed.

For example: "Greetings" is a propper way for saying hello to someone.


Informal language situations are when times when rules and politeness don’t have to be followed.

For example: "Bro sup gee" is an informal way for saying hello.


Formal and informal language can be helpful to people when they go to use the correct word in a formal or informal situiation.


LI: to identify formal and informal language.


Here are some examples of informal and formal language:













Friday, 25 September 2020

Daily Routine | Writing

LI: to write a recount on one of the days of the week

This week we wrote a recount of our daily routine.

First, I chose a day of the week to write a recount on. I chose Saturday. Then we wrote down key phrases and words that relates to our daily routine such as - having a shower or getting dressed

Then we used the the ideas in our plan to make a recount of routines we do on a day.

Next, we proof read our work to make sure our recount includes the title, a reveal, events, and an ending. There should be four paragraphs for the events, each paragraph telling what happened before school, at school, after school and after dinner.

I enjoyed this activity, and found it a bit hard to revise my daily Saturday routine because on a Saturday for me it is pretty busy. One thing I think I could work on when writing recounts is making it more interesting to read instead of giving simple sentences.


Friday, 18 September 2020

Rewrite | Writing

LI. re write a narrative 
A rewrite is when you change parts of a story. I rewrited the story gruffalo.

To rewrite I changed the setting, charatcer, where the charcter meet the mouse and when the mouse describes the gruffalo's favoruite food inculding the chracters in it.

The change I made was changing the fox to a panther. The panthers setting is a oak wood house. I also changed the gruffalo favouite food from roasted fox to panthercotta. 




Friday, 11 September 2020

Setting Descrpition | Writing

LI.To write a setting description
A setting description is created by a picture of what a characters place looks like, smells like, feels like and sounds like. 

To describe what it looks like use adjectives like camofluage, small and other adjectives. 

To describe what it smells like use adjectives like revolting, mold and other adjectives. 

To describe what it feels like use adjectives like damp, constricted and other adjectives. 

To describe what it sounds like use adjectives like quiet, echo and other adjectives. 

The 4 senses can help people build connections with what is being described.


Wednesday, 5 August 2020

Similies | Writing

Similes are a comparison of two things using “like” or “as … as”. 

When similes have adjectives people use the word "as". 
For example: 'The man is as smart as Steven Hawking'.

When similes have verbs people use the word "like".  For example: 'He acts like a idiot'.

Similes help compare two things using "like" or  "as...as"

LI: To describe things by simile. 

Thursday, 30 July 2020

Punctuation | Writing

The overall task was to identfiy and use punctuation in sentences.

The first task was idenfiying punctuation. I moved the correct symbols and sentences that match the punctuation.

The second task was trying to use all of the punctutaion in as few sentences as we could. I had five sentences using all of the punctuation.

I found this task very intresting becuase now I know how to use all punctuation when im writing.

LI. To identfiy the correct use of different punctuation.


Thursday, 23 July 2020

Procedural Writing

For Writing I learnt how to write a procedure. Procedures are the series of actions to make something or finish a task. 

Frist I wrote the most important verb to start each step. 
Example: Spread butter over the two slices of bread 

Then I created a list of materials to make the sandwich.

After I finshed writing the steps  to make the sandwich.

Finally I found matching pictures for each step.

I enjoyed doing this task becuase I can now write procedures in my own time. 


Friday, 3 July 2020

Adverbs

Adverbs are used to describe verbs, adjectives and other adverbs. Most adverbs end ly, e.g. quickly, sadly, happily and many more. Adverbs often help answer the questions when, where and how and to what extent. 

Adverbs that often tell how an action happens are, e.g. The girl was quickly running. 

Adverbs that often tell when something happens are, Tommorow or now.
For example: Tommorow Jake will be snekaing out of the house to go to a concert. 

Some adverbs that tell where something happened are outside or inside. 
For example: The kids were playing inside. 

The words barely, almost, very and extremely can describe verbs like almost finished and can modify adjectives like extremely angry, e.g. Leon was almost finished his koru art.

Adverbs help make a more detailed sentence or question.


Friday, 26 June 2020

Tenses

Tenses are a form of verb that tell three things about an action either from the past, the present or the future. There are 12 types of tenses.

Time tenses. The means something that happened before the time of speaking. The present means something that is happening in the time of speaking. The future means something that you think is going to happen in the future. 

Continuance tenses.  

Continuous simple means Something that happens in the one point of time. Continuous means an event or celebration that started but hasn't finished. 

Completion tenses. 
Completion tenses means an action is completed. An action be acted in the past but not completed in the future. 


Tuesday, 9 June 2020

Verbs | Writing

Verbs are action words. There are three types verbs called phyiscal verbs, mental verbs and state of being verbs.  

Physical verbs are action words that are to do with movement, e.g. pull. Verbs use the orignial word by its self and also uses no cpaitals becuase they are not propper nouns.

Mental verbs are thinking words that are related with thinking, e.g. dream. This is a thinking word becuase you are thinking of something when you are dreaming. 

There is only one verb to show state of being, but it has many different forms. The verb is be, but some of its other forms are: is, are, were, will be etc.

Verbs specify what a person is doing or thinking.



Wednesday, 3 June 2020

Plurals | Writing

Plurals are nouns that show there is more than one thing.

Most plurals have the letter s at the end of the word to make it a plural, e.g. lions. There is a letter s in front because there is more than one lion.

If the object ends with a y it changes the y to a i, e.g. bunny changes to bunnies because there is more than one bunny. 


Friday, 29 May 2020

Adjectives

Adjectives are used to describe objects. Adjectives describe objects and people by feelings, apperanaces,conditions and many others. There are 3 types of adjectives: absolute, comparative and superlative. 

Absoulte means the orginal word, e.g. happy. 

Comparative means to compare something to another, e.g. happier. 

Superlative adjectives say that something is the highest level in a quality, e.g. happiest.


Tuesday, 25 February 2020

Descrpitive language

LI: to describe using interesting language features.
The "Descriptive Writing " activity is used for practising using descriptive language.
The comments fuction is used to describe any of the gathered photos.
There is a list of language features to help create descriptions.
The objective of the Descrptive writing activity is to improve describtive language abilities.


Tuesday, 11 February 2020

About me 2020

Kia Ora
My name is Kruse. I am Samoan, Maori and German. My favouite colour is green.
I am in LS1 at Panmure Bridge School. I enjoy Maths my favourite thing in Maths is times tables.
In my speare time I play Need For Speed Carbon and Rugby league live 3.
At home I also watch rugby league. My favourite teams are the Warriors and the North Queensland Cowboys.