This is a great activity to involve all your family members. How many parents, siblings and grandparents can you get to watch Professor Garfield with you?Watch this Garfield movie all about keeping safe online. In your comments, tell us:
What is a YAPPY?
Your opinion about sharing our exact locations with our #GRABilly buddies.
As part of our Inquiry into materials, we are thinking about the best materials to use for wrapping up a sandwich. Can you help us with our data collection? Ask a parent or grandparent what they used to wrap their sandwiches when they were young. Leave a comment here to tell us.
Have you noticed something about the story? Is there something you know? Record this in the CLAIM column.
What was it in the story that made you think that? record this in the SUPPORT column. it will help if you put the page number or even the actual words used.
Are you wondering about anything in the story? Is anything bugging you about it? Record it in the QUESTION column. Place it in a new row if it does not yest connect with a CLAIM-SUPPORT.
Today at school we worked together to write some clues about our geographical location for our #GRABilly friends. Read through our clues and guess where we are:
We are in your future! We are 12 hours ahead of you (EST).
We are in the westernmost state of Australia.
The indigenous people of our area say “Kia, Noongar Boodja.”
Our city is the capital of our state.
Our suburb is near Leach Highway and the Kwinana Freeway.
Were are near a train station which has two words in its name.
We are near the Mount Henry Bridge which crosses the Canning River.
Our suburb is named after Henry Bull.
Do us a favour #GRABilly friends. Leave a comment here with some clues about where you live? It’s just like a mystery Skype, but with words only. We will use our think-like-a-geographer skills to work out where you are. Thanks to Mrs Harrison’s class for this great idea.
As part of Inquiry into the history of aviation and the importance of museums in our community, we had the opportunity to create a script for a talkback radio show. Our script had to reflect a point of view about keeping the Aviation Museum.
The scenario: A fire has been lit at the Museum. Someone wanted it to go! The only clue: the guilty person called in to the morning talkback radio show. Good news: someone passing by saw them do it, stopped them and saved the day.
Who did it? Who saved it? Listen to our audio recording to solve the mystery. In your comment, leave the name of the character. Here are some clues:
THE GUILTY PERSON:
likes buses
does not like finding our about war
thinks there should be a bus museum.
THE HERO:
lives in Booragoon
had a son who was a pilot of a Lancaster Bomber in WWII.