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Showing posts with label Paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paper. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 June 2014

Whoosh! Goes The Raging Kite!

WALT write a procedure writing by putting the steps in order.
I know this when I put the steps in order.

Things you will need:
* 2 bamboo sticks
* A3 paper
* Stickers
* Colored strips of paper
* String


Steps:
1. Draw a big diamond on the A3 piece of paper and cut out the four edges properly.
2. Tie a cross using the sticks, make sure you do a double knot.
3. Pierce 4 holes in the diamond shape in each corner.
4. Tie a string from the left to the right side across the horizontal stick.
5. Tie on four strips of paper in every corner.
6. Find a breeze or light wind to fly your kite.
Does it fly high?

Saturday, 17 May 2014

Do You Want To Make Some For Your Garden?



Things You Will Need:
  • Odd shaped stones the look like animals.
  • Paint brush
  • Paint
  • One pipe cleaner
  • 1 A4 paper
  • 2 tiny buttons
  • Water

Steps:
1. Clean the stone with water and dry it with a paper towel.
2. Paint the stone with the color that you like.
3. Wait for 10 minutes or until the paint is dry.
4. Glue the pipe cleaner on the the stone if you need it.
5. Cut out ears using paper and stick them on.
6. Glue the tiny buttons on for the eyes.
7. Last, but not least spray hair spray on your stone pet to make it glossy.


What kind of animal have you made? If you are pleased with it then you have done a good job!

Wednesday, 14 May 2014

Are You Bored? Well If You Are, Here Is The Cure!

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We Are learning to write a procedural writing using the correct structure.

I know this when I write the title, ingredients and the steps in order.

Things:
  • A 3 paper
  • Kitchen paper
  • Paint
  • Bowls to press the vegetables in


Vegetables:
  • Celery
  • Broccoli
  • Mushroom
  • Any kind of vegetables


Steps:
1. Cut up the vegetables and dry them using kitchen paper. Then press the surface that is cut onto a good, inky stamp pad.


2. Press the vegetables onto an A 3 sized sheet of paper.


3. Use different stamp pads and colors for printing on the A 3 paper.


Once its done and looks good and colorful that means you've done it right.