speech marks

vasar whakatauki

kiwi sport

I.L at  kiwisport that make sure  the bat on your shoulder legs spread apart and

little knuckles altogether  and eyes on the ball and then swing and then if you

miss

three times you get the  t

And if you do it it’s Ok and you can do it .

Duffy Assemberly

Duffy Assembly

Learning Intention: version coming to tell us about them

The love to read sports because if you want to play

Because if you don’t like to read about  rules

You won’t be able to play the game but if you read

The rules you can  play.

I learned by … listening to what they were saying

lamas

this book is the best to read this book  because it is about limas and the limas are the cutest

thing to hug and they are the coolest pets in the world  to have and they are cool.

motto

Grammar Cop

Directions: For each pair of words in bold red below,
cut the incorrect word and put it in a text box off to the side of the google draw. Look
up the meaning of both words to check you are using it right!

Dear Aliens,

I don’t no/know wether/whether you accept/except
suggestions for whom to abduct, but if you do, please consider
my teacher, Mr Ogilvie. I’m not sure exactly what kind of
stuff aliens are interested in, but I’m certain
Mr Ogilvie could tell you whatever you need/knead to know.

I do have to warn/worn you: Mr Ogilvie  is usually very suite/sweet, but there/their
are a few things that make him mad—
and then it’s/its a hole/whole different story! For one thing,
don’t act bored/board if Mr Ogilvie starts talking about grammar. And
remember, you’re/your not allowed/aloud
to speak unless you raise your/you’re hand. (If aliens don’t
have hands, you might/mite have to raise an antenna.)

Mr Ogilvie has pail/pale skin and is about 6’1”.
During the week/weak you can find him in LS1 of Panmure Bridge
School. One/Won final thing: Could you take Mr
Ogilvie on March 24th? We have a big test scheduled that day, but
I’m sure if Mr Ogilvie were abducted by aliens,
the principal/principle would cancel it. Oh, and here’s/hears the most
important thing of all: Bring him back quickly!
We have lots of sport to prepare for, and we will miss him while/wile he’s gone!

Sincerely,

Students of LS1

Directions: For each pair of words in bold red below, cut the incorrec
t word and put it in a text box off to the side of the google draw.
Look up the meaning of both words to check you are using it right!

Dear Aliens,

I don’t no/know wether/whether you accept/except suggestions
for whom to abduct, but if you do,
please consider my teacher, Mr Ogilvie. I’m not sure exactly
what kind of stuff aliens are interested in,
but I’m certain
Mr Ogilvie could tell you whatever you need/knead to know.

I do have to warn/worn you: Mr Ogilvie  is usually very suite/sweet,
but there/their are a few \
things that make him mad—and then it’s/its a hole/whole different
story! For one thing,
don’t act bored/board if Mr Ogilvie starts talking about grammar.
And remember, you’re/your
not allowed/aloud to speak unless you raise your/you’re hand.
(If aliens don’t have hands,
you might/mite have to raise an antenna.)

Mr Ogilvie has pail/pale skin and is about 6’1”.
During the week/weak you can find him in LS1 of
Panmure Bridge School. One/Won final thing: Could you take Mr Ogilvie
on March 24th? We have a big test scheduled that day, \
but I’m sure if Mr Ogilvie were abducted
by aliens, the principal/principle would cancel it. Oh, and here’s/hears
the most important thing of all:
Bring him back quickly! We have lots of sport to
prepare for, and we will miss him while/wile he’s gone!

Sincerely,

Students of LS1