Hugh getting off to a great start with his home reading on day #1 of isolation. Keep it up!!!
Esme had a great home learning day 1. We did the number of the day working things out with lego pieces. It will be great to do that every day and see if she can start to get more confident with it.
Esme also did a cuboid challenge that was given to her year 9 sister (guess which diagram will make a box shape then cut them out to see if you were right) She nailed it! I'll attach it here in case you want to give it to the other kids, it was fun!
We also had a buddy reading session with my friend's 14 year old daughter. Alex read to Esme over a what's app video call. Esme was delighted and it went really well!
Nam also had a busy day yesterday. He started off with some maths, where he even went on to do the extra for experts. You are a great Mathematician Nam. I love to way you have recorded your work so carefully.
Alex did his first Zoom guitar lesson this week with Gareth. He also did some baking yesterday - he made Anzac biscuits for the family. Super yummy!
You look so happy Alex, I bet the cookies tasted delicious!! What a great start to Home Learning you are having, keep it up!!!
Good one Hugh! Looks like a fun read..!
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Nice Hugh! Good to see you kick the day off with some reading. Is it a good book?
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Delete"Yes, it's very funny"
DeleteGreat stuff Hugh! Looks like an interesting book. Don't forget to tell Mum and Dad what happens in it. ;-)
ReplyDeleteYeah, Hugh! Looks like a really engaging story.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you reading, Hugh! What are you reading and what is your story about?
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Hi Joanna, it's Dogman - it's the 4th book. It's about dogman - half dog half man. It's about him fighting crime and saving the world from evil villians.
DeleteHey Hugh, I recognise that book....someone in my class reads something similar....what is it.. the title/series?
ReplyDeleteIt's Dogman, Brawl of the Wild
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ReplyDeleteGreat effort, Esme! It's nice to know that you have a buddy to ready with too!
ReplyDeleteWow Esme - what a day you had! Well done for working on your older sister's maths challenge too!
ReplyDeleteEsme, what a creative day! Thanks for sharing. I love the idea of reading to each other over WhatsApp. Manipulatives like Lego (or any other small things you have handy like pebbles, twigs, or leaves!) are such an effective way to do maths and develop number sense.
ReplyDeleteGood job Alex, Nam is wishing to make some biscuits as well. We will do that soon :)
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