My Goals

My Goals for this year is to always listen and always use Punctuation in my sentences and also I want to Write properly and read properly like a real year 6 student.

Reading Interview

Tane Me Te Whanau Marama.

I did this activity in reading today and wanted to share it with you.
WALT - think about the author's message
 
Highlight the sentences in green that says what the passage says in the story,The may be worded differently but they should mean the same thing.

The story is about a man with a mission.

The story is about Tane Me Te Whanau Marama.

The story is about a taniwha who lived down the road.

Highlight the sentence you think are true in green from what he story says:

Tane wanted to have a party up in the dark sky.

Tane wanted Tangotango tamariki to the light up the world.

Tane wanted to all of Tangotango and wainuis children to all himself.

Highlight the sentences in green if you think the author agreed with.

Tane had put Tangotango children up in the sky for decorations.

Tane had put Tangotango and Wainui children in the sky because it the too dark.

Tane put Tangotango and Wainui children up in the sky to guide the Waka across the seas.

Fill In Speech Marks.

1. “Hibernates,” said the fox again. It means that he goes to sleep for the whole winter.

2. “Sleeps for the whole winter!” I said.

3. “That’s incredible. He must be the laziest creature alive.” said the hare.

4. “I am tired” the hare said and then drifted off to sleep.

5. “Is that what you were after?” asked Sally.

6. “Hello,” said Tony.

Mauis Moa.

This is Mauis Moa but made out of paper like a Mask and it is a bad moa it lives down a cliff near the sea and it is Dangerous.

Warning Sign.

This is my warning sign of Mauis Moa.

Fill In The Speech Marks.

WALT - use speech marks to show direct speaking.

I watched carefully as the teacher did the example. “Now have a go at doing it yourself” she said. I still wasn’t sure so I asked her to go through it again.

“I don’t know” replied Dan “I might be a pilot.”

“What’s the time?” asked Mark. “It’s 9 o’clock”  replied

Tom.