These are pictures of our dog taken last week! I went into the laundry to do the washing and found her asleep in the washing basket! Isn't she cute?
G'day all
It's been a week of celebrations this week! On Tuesday, I celebrated St. Patrick's Day and shared that with you! I'm pleased you all liked the brown bread. I promised you the recipe and I'll post it on the blog later!
You all worked hard on the Wordle sentence and mostly got it right! Maybe some of you remembered that it was from the article on Supermarket shopping in Australia! Did any of you try to create your own wordle???
On Thursday, you went to the conference room to celebrate Harmony Day. I hope you enjoyed the speeches and singing! Take a look at the video of the morning! In your blog write a recount about the event.
It's great to see so many of you up to date with your blogs! I enjoy reading them! If your name is not on my list, please make sure you give me your blog address today!
Today, ask me how to put links on your blog and how to upload photos. We'll try to register you on Bubbleshare. Bring in some photos next week so we can upload them!
Next Saturday, the 28th March, Australia will celebrate Earth Hour. Do you know anything about this? What do you think it means? Have a look at the following link and read about the event. Then click on the question What will you be doing? and read the suggestions offered. In your blog, write what YOU will do for Earth Hour and add any other suggestions you can think of!
Have a look at this YouTube video at home to get an idea of how important Earth Hour has become!
If you still have time left you can log on to Time4English and do the listening exercises on Traditional roles (in Intermediate, Countries & Culture 2) This is something we will be looking at with Opal Crazy and men's' and women's' work!
Have a good week and happy blogging!
3 comments:
I love your dog is so cute cute !!! and spoil too he knows he can sleep anywhere in the house and no one is going to complaint that is so lovely =)!!
Earth Hour has been transformed into the world’s first global election, between Earth and global warming.
Earth Hour is by simply switching off your lights for one hour. We all have a vote, and every single vote counts. Together we can take control of the future of our planet, for future generations.
Hi Marion.That's the first time to leave my comment on your blog. Today is my first day come to your class. I hope that I can blend into the whole class A.S.A.P. and make friends with each other.
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