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Duffy Assembly

Posted by Anonymous on March 31, 2016

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At Duffy Assembly I saw Rebecca and she waved at me. the man said that he hurt his arm and could not drive a digger so he wrote a story called Doug the Digger.

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🎒Practical learning🎒

🎒Practical learning🎒 For practical learning last term we made headphone bag 🎒 I chose these patterns because it was getting close to Halloween so I chose the candy material. The part I found trickiest was the letters because sewing it was challenging. The part I enjoyed the most was putting the thread through the needle. I am proud of my headphone bag!!!!

why do penguins waddle ?

We got to choose our own topic to explain. We had to make sure we used the right structure. Why do penguins waddle? A penguins is a flightless bird that swim and waddle. A penguins waddle because they have short legs and waddling is the easiest way to get around. A penguins also waddles because it uses less energy.

How are volcanoes formed?

L.I. Can I use the correct structure to fit the type of writing I'm doing? How are volcanoes formed? A volcano is a hill or a mountain that has a crater at the top. Lava, rock, gas and ashes come out of the crater. A volcano is formed when one of the tectonic plates pushes down and it makes a weak spot in the Earths crust. A volcano has a magma chamber and the magma goes up the main vent and out of the crater and turns into lava. When the lava cools down it turns into rock. When the volcano keeps erupting it gets bigger and bigger.

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