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The __miniature__ computer mouse caused such an __astonishment__ everyone started the __degeneration__ process immediately
The __furtive chandelier__ was guilty of falling on someone's head.

Palindromic Numbers (to the right, how to make palindromic dates) 1. a.11/11/11 b.6/11/6 c.01/11/10 d.(The month is first in this one) 3/03/33 2. a.11/11/11 b.6/11/6 c.01/11/10 d.(The month is first in this one)1/10/11 3. a.4/1/14 (The rest have their months are in front) b.5/20/25 c.7/10/17 d.9/2/29 4. a.X.X.X (The rest have their months are in front) b.XI.XX.IX c.VI.V.IV d.IX.V.XI

My crossword

ANZAC day ANZAC day is most remembered for the fight at Gallipoli. The ANZACs were soliders in 'World War 1'. Today we celebrate ANZAC day to remember the lives lost in the war. We also wear poppies because they grew on the fields that the ANZACs fought on. If you were an ANZAC, you would be in treches about all the time with the fear of being bombed; you may loose a close friend; you may get a very bad meal; you may get a limb cut off. It sounds quite bad but that's not all! In the trenches, you may be really cold, so cold that there is ice. If you loose a friend, you would feel really bad. You would cry. It's not very nice. Your meal maybe not-so-good the meal maybe bullybeef, what if you didn't like that? What if you got sick of it? Now what if you had to get a limb cut off and their were no painkillers? That would really hurt. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!

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The jingle: Remember to press back. it doesn't open in a new window

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Problem solving
5_2-_ _4=68 There was a pattern
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 * 7) 562-494
 * 8) 572-504
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Nrich problem solving
Take 3 from 5 I find it imposible to find five number positve numbers than choose 3 that aren't divisible by 3. At first, I did it randomly. That didn't work so I did it using a brain. all my tries were useless. I write this because I don't think there is any answer. I tried toying with small numbers but the computer always outdid me. If only you could use negatives and decimals!

Crossword with no clues! I'm in the extension group

Haiku
The colony wakes The sun red and sad from blood A day lies waiting

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 * 1) phobia: The phobia cure was not working but cused the person to get phobia of needles.
 * 2) feasible: The old fesible battle strategy was not going as planned.
 * 3) flexiblility: "To test the flexibility of something, you must hold bothends and bring your hands together." explained the tutor to his bad student.
 * 4) efficient: It is very energy efficient to get the Embertec smart switches.
 * 5) confidential: The confidential letter had an iPad in it.
 * 6) fascinate: The man said that he will fascinate everone by filling his pocket with their money.
 * 7) difficulty: The difficulty of robbing everyone blindwas very heavy

=Aliteration London 2012= Timing will tell the truth Time is always on target Tricking tryers Time will tell Time of trying is coming The timely will arrive

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Ancient Olympics
The ancient olympics was in Greece. It started in Olympia, at the temple of the god Zeus which housed a statue of him. The statue was 12 metres high. Women weren't alowed to even watch the games. There were a few events to be done before the winner is decided. The winner is rewarded wtih a wreath of wild olives leaves from the sacred olive tree near the temple of Zeus. They also become very well known. After each olympics, there is a period of rest of 4 years called an olympiad before the olympics start again. The olypiad was often named after the winner. All types of training is needed (and being picked by the judges) before being able to enter the olympics. The olympics started at around 776 BC and ended when the romans Theodosius I in AD 393 or his grandson Theodosius II stopped the games.

1. Who was awarded with a wild olive leaf wreath? 1. The winner.

2.What was the period of rest between 2 olympics called? 2. The olympiad.

3. Why were winner awarded with an olive leaf wreath? 3. The olive tree is sacred which makes it special.

4. When were athletes able to enter the olympics? 4. Athletes were allowed to enter when they have went through training and have been picked by judges.

5.How high was the staue of Zeus? 5. The staue is 12 high.





=Reading Strategies=

The Summer Olympic Games are the largest sporting event in the world and often simply referred to as the Olympics or Olympic Games. The summer games have a long history with many notable aspects that might be particularly fascinating to children.

History of the Modern Summer Olympic Games The modern Summer Olympics take place every eight years in a different city every time. The flag of the Olympic Games was designed in 1913 and 1914, and is made up of five joined rings colored black, blue, yellow, green and red on a white background. The five rings represent the five continents that were brought together by the games -- North America and South America are combined. The Summer Olympics were not held on a number of occasions since they started in 1896: The 1916, 1940 and 1944 games were canceled because of the World Wars. The Olympic Medals Gold, silver and bronze medals are awarded for first, second and third place in the Olympics, but the gold medal contains only 6 g of gold, while both the silver and bronze medals are made of pure silver. Larisa Latynina holds the record for most medals won at the Olympics, with 18 from the games of 1956, 1960 and 1964. Michael Phelps of the United States holds the record for most medals won by a single man at the Olympics, winning 16 in swimming events at the 2004 and 2008 Summer Olympic Games. The youngest Olympic medal winner was Dimitrios Loundrasm, who was 10 years and 218 days old when he won third place on the parallel bars in the 1896 Olympics. The youngest female to win an Olympic medal also was a gymnast at the 1896 Olympics; she was 11 years and 302 days old when she placed third in the team gymnastic event. The Olympic Torch The Olympic Games begin when the Olympic fire is lit in the host city by the Olympic Torch, which is lit in Athens, Greece, a few weeks before the games. It is then carried around the world by athletes until it finally reaches the host city on the night that the Olympics begin. The torch is traditionally carried by runners, but it also has been carried by an athlete while rowing a boat, by a man riding a camel, on an airplane and even by laser beam.

Summarise The Summer Olympic Games are the largest sporting event in the world. The modern Summer Olympics take place every eight years in a different city every time. The Olympic flag was created in 1913 and 1914. The flag has five ring on a white background. The rings are coulored black, blue, yellow, green and red. The games were canceled in 1916, 1940 and 1944 because of the World Wars. The Olympic medals are gold (highest honour) silver and bronze (hounor level going down). The Gold is made of 6 grams of gold while the silver and bronze are pure silver. Before the real Olympic Games start, there is the Olymic fire. The Olympic fire is lit in the host city by the Olympic Torch(es). A fire is lit in Athens, Greece, a few weeks before the game. It is then carried around the world by atheltes until it finally reaches the host city. The usual way of carrying the torch is with runners. Now, there are more modern ways of doing it.

=Fractions= Equivelent Death to Decimals game is quite cool. I have to admit it. It is sometimes annoying because of the 7/something thing. I can't devide 7 by 100. I stuffed up there. The name is very convincing and the guy, fraction man, has a funny name. This makes the game fun. The graphics are quite cool making the game extremely enjoyable.

Multiplying I love that game. Multiplication is easy and it also teaches you a new skill. Maybe two! I like it how it is fair unlike Mathletics where you must have the answer simplified. In this game, if you do not have to simplfy it, you just get one point instead of two. I almost thought the game was endless until I got 20/20 points. That has to be the most fairest game in the world.



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=//j, g, ge, dge//= The judgement between demolishing or keeping the people depended on the king and queen. The 50% of the king and queen's jewellery are rubies. The boy hated geography. The king and queen had an emergency with their vaccum cleaner. The king and queen's thrones were adjacent. A rechargeable battery exploded inside the wii controller. An exaggeration from the king was considered rude. The king and queen had a mortgage for their palace. An the king and queen lived in an imaginary palace. The boy fledged the wrong side of the arrow.

=//z, zz, ze, s, se//= It was very surprising to find a fish floating in the air. The lonley fish felt resentment to the fish opposite it's tank because the other tank had lots of fish in it. The shop owner used a razor to trim his eye brows. An advisory machine told the shop owner to feed his fish everyday. The shop owner had to minimise the food given to the lonley fish. One day, the lonley fish was holding a pair of scissors. The fish had embezzled it from the counter. The fish wanted to have citizenship. Only employees were allowed citizenship. You may think a bit of mud is hazardless but someone broke his bone by running through some.



World Record || 9.58 || seconds || Men's 50 km Walking race || 10 || mph || 2008 Olympics winner's time || 01:51:52 || hr:min:sec || 2008 Olympics winner's time || 21.3 || seconds || Women's Marathon World Record || 02:15:25 || hr:min:sec || 2008 Olympics winner's time || 01:48:53 || hr:min:sec || =My bedroom=
 * Usain Bolt's 100 metres
 * Women's Long JumpWorld Record || 7.52 || metres ||
 * Men's High Jump World Record || 2.45 || metres ||
 * Basketball hoop diameter || 18 || inches ||
 * Basketball hoop height || 10 || feet ||
 * Mass of Women's Discus || 1 || kg ||
 * Women's Discus World Record || 76.8 || metres ||
 * Diameter of Archery target || 122 || cm ||
 * Archers’ distance from the target || 70 || metres ||
 * Average speed of World Record
 * Men's Shot put World Record || 23.12 || metres ||
 * Height of Diving platform || 8.59 || metres ||
 * Men's 10km Swimming
 * Men's 50m Swimming
 * Paula Radcliffe's
 * Triathlon Swim (distance) || 1500 || metres ||
 * Triathlon Bicycle ride (distance) || 40 || km ||
 * Triathlon Run (distance) || 10 km ||
 * Men's Triathlon
 * Men's Pole Vault World Record || 6.14 || metres ||

Metres
Dimensions or room:3.22x4.88=15.7136m2

Centimetres
Bed:106x211=22366cm2 Table155x82=12710cm2 Boxes:62x62=3844cm2 Bedside Table:47x48=2256cm2 Book shelf: 240x44=10560cm2 Wardrobe: 317x67=21239cm2 Lighting: 122x32=3904cm2 Two Pane Window Width:130

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Our Solar sytem The solar system consists of 8 planets. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune. Our solar system also has an Asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. It has another made of ice and rock, called the Kuiper belt, which is on the outer edge of the solar system. Further, is the Oort cloud. This it thought to be where all the rocks that don't have names comes from. We also have orbiting comets, dwarf planets and of course, our own machines. Everything in the solar system orbits the sun. Of course the solar system has boundaries!

Literal
 * 1) What are the two belts of asteroids called?
 * 2) What are the 8 planets?

Inferential
 * 1) How many rocks are there in the Oort cloud?
 * 2) What does orbit mean? (You should be able to figure this out even if you don't know what it means)
 * 3) Where are the solar system's boundaries?

My day on 1/09/2012 0600:Wake up 0600-0800:Work 0800-0830:Breakfast 0830-0900:Rest 0900-1100:Random Stuff/work 1100-1130:Prepare to go to basketball 1145-1220:Start/End basketball game 1230:Arrive home 1230-1300:Lunch time start/end 1300-1500:Random stuff 1500-1530:Prepare and go to maths tutor 1530-1830:Start/end maths tutor 1900-2000:Start/end dinner 2000-2100:Random stuff/work 2100:Sleep

Spelling game rules
= = =Fractions Practise= I think the quia on was very fun. It was basic. You had to know a fair bit about the fractions but you can still guess. You don't have chances or anything so you are not even a bit under pressure. I like it that way.
 * 1) Write you words on a piece of paper one hour before playing the game
 * 2) Make sure you have forgotten how to spell the words
 * 3) Get a mirror and face it so that you can see your reflection
 * 4) Pick a random piece of paper and face it into the mirror
 * 5) Stare at it for 2 seconds get someone to time you
 * 6) Get someone to tell you the word
 * 7) Try and remeber how to spell the word and spell it out on some paper
 * 8) Check if you are correct

Soccer shootout has nice graphics and quite a dramatic effect but it is one of those complex type games. It is like doing matheltics but you are under pressure because I think that there is a time limit.

Problem solving
I first added all the boxes together. Box 2 and 3 were both 28 but box 1 was 41. After a bit of fumbling about. I made the numbers in box 1 equal 28. Box 1 = (10+4+9)+([7+8]/3)
 * Box 1 || 28 ||
 * Box 2 || 28 ||
 * Box 3 || 28 ||

=Reading Strategies=
 * 1) Predicting what lies ahead.
 * 2) Figuring out what a word means from the passage.
 * 3) Taking away the words that you do'n't understand and replacing it with a word that you do understand.
 * 4) Using your imagination to see how the character feels.
 * 5) Rereading.
 * 6) Reading slowly.
 * 7) Remembering some words from past experiences and evaluating

Why do I think these strategies are important for reading and how do you use them?

 * 1) Predicting what lies ahead makes you think. What's the point of reading if you don't predict? Take a moment and sum it all up.
 * 2) Sometimes, you don't know what words mean so you can just read a passage and you may understand it.
 * 3) Some things you just can't read on without clarifying the word for youself. So, replace the word with a word that you understand.
 * 4) If you don't know how a character feels, you can't put yourself in the action. Your like making a movie and you don't want the audience to see the boring bits. Make it cool with your imagination!
 * 5) This helps you understand stuff. You may need to do this quite a few times with one passage.
 * 6) This also helps you understand stuff. Digest each word carefully.
 * 7) Remebering words from the past that are unusual. You will need this skill in books written from true englishmen. The words are sometimes unusual. These words will stick in you mind (I hope).

**My** meanings spelling

 * 1) Bicentenary: 200th anniversary.
 * 2) Thirsty: You don't have enough water in your body so you feel this way.
 * 3) Personnel: A person that works for a company are often called personnel.
 * 4) Mystify: Confuse someone
 * 5) Manufacturer: A manufacturer is a company factory that makes solid things that we can't eat.
 * 6) Purchases: Purchases are things that you have bought from the shop. A purchases is buying more than one thing.
 * 7) Defy: You disobey someon of a higher rank than you who is commanding you.
 * 8) Circulation: Often refered to as blood cirsulation, circulation means a gas or liquid is moving around inside something.
 * 9) Squirm: Wriggling about, trying to get out of a grip.
 * 10) Farsighted: You can see long distances or recognise small objects in the distance with your naked eyes.


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Angle games
The star gazing angle game was easy. You could only guess angles that are multiples of 5. When you have a protractor, it is really easy. When you don't have the protracter, it's just the a little bit harder. You are not under pressure because it takes for ever for day light to come. You also don't have chances. If you get 10 answers incorrect, nothing happens. I like these types of games but the simplicity and babyness of it just puts me off. 3/3

I loved the 'shoot down the alien' game! It didn't have a timer and the way it treated you, you felt totally relaxed. 3 chances to shoot the alien or it gets you is a good idea. For me, 3 chances is just enough If the alien gets you, you just continue. Thats nice. 10/10

Idioms quiz
To do quizes, you need previous knowledge. The idiom quiz was bad because you needed to know idioms off by heart. Sometimes, the idiom it self gave you a clue. I liked the picture at the top. I found the quiz quite enjoyable playing but not the 'lets play it all day' way. 8/12

Poem
The sun will shoot a column of flame, With a whoosh that would sound lame, Space shows no kindness to noise, Scares it with its freaky new poise.

Space is a place where you would go boom, Might as well go straight to my tomb, The Sun, way too hot, Afraid I might go pop.

A knock on my door, I might have a chore, I need some timeout, Space gives me more.

The Sun will warm me up, I will bring my favourite cup, With lots of hot chocolate, I’ll enjoy it like a certificate.

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Easier
I think that one was already quite hard. I knew the answers to most except some question I never asked myself. I also didn't know that orbits are elliptic. This strikes me most. I also learnt that there are really crazy mesures called astrnomical units. An astronomical unit is one light year. I also think they no longer use that 'unit'. I didn't know venus was more closer to Earth and Earth isn't a Greek/Roman mythology name. The game was very simple and made me think. I like it because I like astronomy.

Harder
This very hard. I don't like the question because you didn't even know the answers. I don't remember every aspect of the universe. I haven't learnt anything because I can't remember all the numbers

First website
I learnt that a polygon only has straight sides. I liked how it was like a revision in a fun way. It was just like a game. The way things would move band stuff like that. It was very nice playing it. The fact that it taught you the different types of polygons is very useful.

Second website
I think this website was very fun. It thaught you a little bit about angles and 2D shapes but no 3D shapes. The other game taught you different types of polygons which would be very useful. In this game, you must be quite good at maths. I didn't learn anything in this game really.

Moon Phases
New Moon A new moon is when the moon is reflecting no light.

Waxing Crescent This is when the moon has moved a little further accross the sky. This causes it to reflect a little bit of light creating a crescent shape.

First Quarter This is called first quarter because it is 1/4 the whole process, which is 8 phases. The moon has moved a little more further so now it is reflecting a semi-circle shape.

Waxing Gibbous If you haven't noticed a pattern, waxing means getting bigger. As you can see, the moon has almost becaome a full moon now. Due to moving.

Full Moon The moon is now seen as a circle. The moving has caused it to move into the path of light coming to you, allowing you to see the full moon

Waning Gibbous Oh no! The moon is now moving out of the direct path of light. It causes the moon to look like someone has taken a chunk out of it.

Last Quarter This is called last quarter because it is 3/4 of the whole process. The moon has moved a little further out of the direct beam of light so now you see half the moon.

Waning Gibbous If you haven't noticed a pattern, waning means getting smaller. As you can see, the moon has almost become a new moon again.

Eventually... The moon will keep on doing this in a continuous circle.

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Holiday Snapshot
RainForeStation (RFS) at Kuranda At RFS, I saw a bird with rainbow coloured legs. It was a small black ground bird. It had a bright red face and a bright yellow beak. It’s legs, had a blue, yellow, red, green colour on it. It was also a bit faded but the colours were still quite vivid. I exclaimed OMG quietly so not to embarrass myself. I chased it for about 1.5 metres until it got through a wire fence (horizontal wires). I also caught the bird on film! The bird was about the size of a small rubber ball, just that it’s head would poke out.

A moment is 1-3 minutes

Symmetry
Yes, it does change. Even though some are just the mini version of the capital, the l has now become symmetrical thanks to lower casing.

psst, forgot the z



Silly Sentences
The debonaire was sent to jail for being elegant. My cave is in disrepair. It's the millionaire caveman! How does a caveman complete his or her questionnaire? Let's make the caveman awareness foundation! My undies must be very threadbare after a year. Who ensnared my hat?! Smashing an earthenware pot on someone is considered nice caveman style. Water is the most scarcest thing on Earth.

Verbs
The game doesn't teach you anything but it gives a revision in a fun way. It doesn't just give the answer once you give your answer but you have to wait till the end. Nice way of building up tension. If had more than ten question, I would have blown up with that much tension. I learned that I was quite good at doing verbs (now) and a strategy for finding verbs. No rewards, just surprise so it is really simple and pleasant.

100% in all levels first try

Q4 Level B What is the verb? Those strawberries cost far too much

Q4 Level C How many verbs in the sentence? What time is it?

(Prefixes And) Suffixes
imbue: imbued, imbuing mewl: mewled, mewling neutral: neutrals, neutralise, neutralisation, neutralisation newsmonger: newsmongers, newsmongering manoeuvre: manoeuvring, manoeuvred gruesome: gruesomely

Symmetry
Game one I like this game because it is like the upgraded version of mathletics. It has a simple points system about if you get one correct, 10 points. If you get one wrong, -5 points and it gives you the answer. I didn't know that the 'gons' had double the amount of sides as they have in symmetry. I also learned that a parallelogram has no symmetry.

Game two I didn't learn anything from this one. It was just make the other side symmetrical and I learnt that since prep (I think).

Word Chain
scar**ce**-i**ce**-t**i**ger-teach**er**-b**ea**ch-**ch**air-**r**ain-sn**ai**l-**l**eg-**g**ate-b**a**by-pon**y**-**p**anda-**d**og-fr**o**g-**f**ish-**sh**ark-**k**itten

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BODMAS
BODMAS stands for **B**rackets **O**rders **D**ivision **M**ultiplication **A**ddition **S**ubtraction. BODMAS is actually the correct way of doing a complicated maths equation. Brackets look like this:. In between them, is a sum. You always start with the brackets first **no matter what**, even if it is at the end of the equation. If there is an order (in the brackets), you **must** do that first. An order is anything that is not multiplication, division, subtraction or addition. It may be powers or square roots. Once you have done this, leave your answer in the space where the order was. Now, you must complete the sum in between the brackets. Start off with any division or multiplication sums going from left to right. Once you have done this, put the answer in the space left from the sum. Then go on with the addition and subtraction. Remember to include the newly formed numbers, going from left to right. Once you have done all the other brackets, put your answer in the place of the brackets. Do the rest, in the same way as you did in the brackets.



Examples in homework book

Making Inferences
I went really good. I got 10/10. I am very sure that the articles that they gave to me were really easy. They weren't very hard. I suspect it could get harder but how is the question. I think inference means using the clues to find out something.

The Conversation
"We need someone boisterous for this job!" exclaimed the manager. "I kn-n-now someone is is extremely nois-s-s-sy but he is a total paranoid-d-d-d." stammered the advertising man. "The annoyance of your stammering is too much! Stop it! Do something and come back in one month!" scolded the manager. "I bet some employment would have done me better!" muttered the advertising man under his breath.

Exactly one month later...
"Why the flamboyant colours?" asked the curious manager. "Some royalties are chasing me. I'm wearing this to look like a paranoid to scare them off." whispered the advertising man secretively. "Well if you don't get that ridiculous shirt off, I will smash your face out!" whispered the manager poisonously. Suddenly, a voice piped up out of nowhere, "Can I exploit your flamboyant clothes?" "Very well. I will let my clothes be exploited. Here catch!" said the advertising man.

At the end of the day, the advertising man met up with the exploiter...
"You must remember to moisturise the clothing and please note that the buoyancy of it is very high. It could save you from an emergency plane landing on water." told the advertising man to the exploiter.

Suddenly, royalties showed up at the door...
"HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"...


 * e || ex || exp || expl || exploi || exploit || exploited ||


 * e || em || emp || empl || employ || employm || employme || employmen || employment ||


 * p || pa || par || para || paran || paranoi || paranoid ||


 * r || roy || roya || royal || royalt || royaltie || royalties ||


 * p || poi || pois || poiso || poison || poisonou || poisonous ||


 * b || bu || buoy || buoya || buoyan || buoyanc || buoyancy ||


 * b || boi || bois || boist || boister || boisterou || boisterous ||


 * m || moi || mois || moist || moistu || moistur || moisturi || moisturise ||


 * a || ann || annoy || annoya || annoyan || annoyance ||


 * f || fl || fla || flam || flamb || flamboy || flamboya || flamboyan || flamboyant ||

Endings
Buddhist precept Moral: Don't harm living things The boy suddenly fell into a coma. In his dream, he was a little gecko. In a tree he always wanted to be one. He climbed to the top of the tree and soaked up the sun. Suddenly, he heard a bird call. He went into panic but didn’t know why. He dashed down the tree as quickly as he could but accidentally miss placed his paw. He fell out of the tree and landed on some sand. //This must be the beach!// He thought to himself. He could smell the sea. He heard the bird call once again. This time, it was almost right above him. He scrambled away just in time so that the bird buried it’s beak in the sand. While the bird was busy with it’s beak, the boy had accidentally into a ditch that was made by a child. He couldn’t get out. Suddenly, a boy came. It was exactly like him, just a lot bigger. He held a bucket of sand then suddenly tipped it onto him. Suddenly, water started seeping through the sand and he had to hold his breath. Then he couldn’t hold it any more. Then he woke up. He now knew how the gecko he had buried in the sand had felt. When the tide came in, it suffocated the gecko.

Definition Match

 * Poisonous ||
 * Boisterous ||
 * Exploited ||
 * Buoyancy ||
 * Paranoid ||
 * Employment ||
 * Royalties ||
 * Moisturise ||
 * Annoyance ||
 * Flamboyant ||


 * An act or deed, especially a brilliant or heroic one. ||
 * The act of employing. ||
 * Exhibiting or characterized by extreme and irrational fear or distrust of others. ||
 * A person of royal rank or lineage. ||
 * Capable of harming or killing by or as if by poison. ||
 * The tendency or capacity to remain afloat in a liquid or rise in air or gas. ||
 * Loud, noisy, and lacking in restraint or discipline. ||
 * Making something a bit damp. ||
 * The act of annoying or the state of being annoyed. ||
 * Lot's of colour! ||

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Lemonade Stand
I did not go bankrupt and my popularity went to 100% at the end of thirty days. The most difficult thing was the weather, I didn't know much about my customer's behavior with the weather and how much ice they wanted. If I could replay it, I would make the recipe the best and get 100% in 15 days.

Tug Team
This is an extremely tense but simple game. I like it because the simplicity and the tenseness of winning, mixed together, makes the perfect game. I know all the multiplication so I didn't learn anything but, it is still fun.

Grand Prix
This racing game is not as tense as Tug Team but the racing thing is a good idea. Most people do like racing. The game is quite complex because it needs a course, drivers (which distract you) and a nice finish line.

Penguin Jump
This game has a really classic but confusing idea. The question is at the bottom and you have to look up to see the answers. I'd rather look down. Also, whenever the answer is clicked, the screens move, making it look very confusing.

Granny Prix
Nice name and very simple. You get to customise you granny which is really cool. The granny than races against other grannies so it is very classic and funny. The fact that they are in a hallway or a corridor is quite mad.

I do not have to work on anything but some of the other games need some reprogramming.

Melbourne Cup
After all the training, after all the friendship, I have finally made it to the grandest event in Melbourne. It’s the Melbourne Cup! Everything burst into my mind at the speed of light. I made it to the Melbourne Cup; I’m in barrier 25; the crowd cheering. Being in the tiny barrier was just like being stuffed into a cupboard. I waited intently for the start signal. Then, the sound came out of nowhere. The barrier door opened and I was released into a grassy plain. My horse took off instantly. I was nearly ripped from the saddle. I held on but the saddle fell away. //Oh damn! You// BLEEEP //forgetting to do up the saddle?! You// BLEEEP//ing! Oh whatever//. I rode on without a saddle. The horse went into a state of shock when the saddle disappeared from it’s back. I felt it flinch and the steady beating on the ground go a bit off. It did feel a bit jerky for a second but the horse quickly adapted. I was quite embarrassed because the camera would probably have caught the saddle blowing into the wind. Without the saddle, the horse was as warm as you were thrown into the red sea with a piece of driftwood. Also, the air was a bit pokey so I was itching. I was passing the 5th person who was staring at me. I smiled back, gave him a wave, then hung on again. The same thing happened until I reach the person in front. Our horse were both even. My horse was meant to be faster than his but mines was tired out. I looked at, gave him a wave than clung back on. My opposition looked at me, then laughed. I was shocked! He then slowed down because the horse thought that his master was demented. Anyway, I won the race and left the demented guy to last.

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The letter
Dear Eric, Your business, Problem Solver, is an appropriate suggestion but you may be unapproachable because of the embarrassment caused in the process of telling to you their problem. If no one comes to you, you will have an unsuccessful business and loneliness will occur. If you are going to go bankrupt, you may misappropriate some people. If you are very honest, you are congratulated with the award ‘a conscientious man’. You probably already know about Amelia who is you worst enemy. She will compose a teaching plan. With a day or a week, the learner will be enlightened. Following closely behind, will be the closure of your problem solving. Of course, you backup plan will be with the banker. In this case, you are his assistant. The banker does not need a problem solver. Also, will he pay you? Why don’t you be his assistant? But this will cause the closure of your problem solving business. If you don’t take my warnings, you are officially a problem solver. From Tim © 2012

You may want to look very closely.

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Antonyms

 * reattached || detach || unfasten || devide ||
 * linguistic || nonlinguistic ||  ||   ||
 * crotchety || cheerful || happy || pleasant ||
 * despatching || hold || keep || retain ||
 * sketches || real thing || action || muster out ||
 * wrinkle || perfect || even || tidy ||
 * hoodwinked || undeceive || unveil || expose ||
 * elongated || cut || shorten || abbreviate ||
 * distinguished || flighty || giddy || undignified ||
 * extinguisher || ignite || lgiht || fire ||

Percentages
A percentage is a bit of something out of 100. The 100 is equivalent to one, therefore, the 200 is equivalent to two! Also, to express it is a percentage, you add a % sign to the end of the numeral. The percentage is related to the fraction and is closely related to the decimal. The percentage is very closely related to the decimal because, 25% = 0.25! Fractions is 25/100 so you will have to simplify it.
 * Amount Saved || Object ||
 * $270 || TV ||
 * $123.75 || PC ||
 * $36 || Watch ||
 * $23.985 || Jeans ||
 * $19.975 || DVD ||

Word Problems
8 × 8 - 9 = __55__ Sophia set up a charity for homeless people. The charity wasn’t very popular but by coincidence, eight people put in eight coins each. Sophia put the money in her purse and went to the bigger charity box. When she reached the box, she realised that there was a hole in her purse and she had lost nine coins. How many coins does she have left?

__$40__ - $17.50 = $22.50 One day, Cordell withdrew some money from the Ycity bank. He went around to all the shops that looked interesting to him than went back to the bank to deposit his remaining money. He had spent $17.50 (16.50 spending + $1 charge from withdrawal) and had a remaining $22.50. Cordell got confused and forgot how much he withdrew at the start of the day. Can you help him?

¼ of (20 × 4) = __20__ One day, a god bought some lollies. He bought 20 packets of 4 lollies. When he was walking back home, he tripped over a hidden icicle and stumbled. He lost ¼ of his lollies through the clouds. Calculate how much he now has left.

Author's Purpose

 * Location || Author's purpose ||
 * Kidcyber/animals/ants || To inform ||
 * [[file:Valuable diamonds are missing at a fancy dress party.docx]] || To entertain ||
 * [[file:Swimming vs surfing.docx]] || To persuade ||

True or False

 * reattached || The fake train driver reattached the carriages and chuffed away with no carriages. ||
 * linguistic || The linguistic was looking at runes. ||
 * crotchety || The crotchety boy didn't mind if he was splashed with water. ||
 * despatching || Despatching a bomb is extremely tense. ||
 * sketches || The colorful sketches were put on display at the art gallery. ||
 * wrinkle || One wrinkle on a person over 50 is very rare ||
 * hoodwinked || I felt like I was hoodwinked. ||
 * elongated || NSW is an elongated word. ||
 * distinguished || The goldfish distinguished between food and baby. ||
 * <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">extinguisher || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">The extinguisher ejected a stream of water. ||

Year 6 mini fete
<span style="color: #333333; font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 14.5pt;">26/11/12 <span style="color: #333333; font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 14.5pt;">Tim H  **<span style="color: #333333; font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 20.5pt;">Year 6 **<span style="color: #333333; font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 20.5pt;"> //mini fete// <span style="color: #333333; font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 9pt;">A year 6 mini fete was setup at Mount Waverley Primary School. The year 6 mini fete was about raising money to go twards the year 6 graduation at Mout Waverley P.S. It was a great success! they raised__. It is more than enough for the graduation! Everyone was satisfied at the end of the day. <span style="color: #333333; font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 9pt;">The year 6 mini fete has been an event of a lifetime. Everyone longs to be a person behind the desk. Every year, a mini fete is held. All the students get a time to shop. At the end of the day, the ultimate aim is to get as much money as you can. The profit is put into the graduation of the year 6'. There is a lot of preperation to get ready. Usually, some of the popular events come back for next year. <span style="color: #333333; font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 9pt;">I was a helper at the year six mini fete. I spent my money wisely so in the last one hour, I went broke. I started off with 5 dollars. All I bought was some tiny pancakes and waffles. The day wasn't bad. I spent lots of time looking at the different stalls but only the food hit me hardest. I had enough experience to not go to the stalls that had lolly prizes. I was also careful with the fizzy drinks. I spent some of that time chatting with my friends as well. At the end of the day, the seller started doing mad discounts. Soon, most of the stalls were free. I got as many drinks as I could. Soda and a dry slushi. I also had fruits dipped in chocolate. Watermelon and strawberry with chocolate was delicious. It was free!! I also took a few plain fruits just to stay on the healthier side. The day was the best mini fete ever (becasue of the free things). <span style="color: #333333; font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 9pt;">The day was really succesful. I helped with the clean up. There was a moderate amount of litter (which was good) and the bins were overflowing. We took everything back to the place that they belong. When I looked back, I could still see the side effects. The rest of the day past on as normal eventhough a few people got tummy aches (no vomiting).

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The Mount Waverley Spring Carnival Cup
The Mount Waverley Spring Carnival Cup was probably the best time of the year. I felt like I was behind the scenes, making people more enthusiastic. Being the camera man felt great!

I started off, going into a prep classroom. We were preparing for the carnival but some people were just doing carnival like activities. By coincidence, my buddy was one of the reporters. Three grade fives and two preps made a replica camera and boom mic.

Next, we went to the assistant principle's office and showed him the crew. I was wearing a textured brown bowler hat so I thought I looked more business like. A photo was taken and we made our way to the gym to prepare the carnival.

After all the preparation, the audience flooded in with their horses. Some horses were just crazy. Then the fashion parade started. Lot's of people came out in age groups. I used my camera and just made them more enthusiastic. It felt like I was watching through the TV. The sound man had nothing record except for following the camera man. Most people looked into the camera lenses and remarked "Is it real?!" Of course it is! I wouldn't be wasting my time if it wasn't!

Next came the horse races. This part was very boring to film. Numbers were drawn out of the hat and that horse had an advantage. The system kept on going until the three winners get to the end. It took a long time and was very tense. Team 5/6Y (because I'm betting on 5/6Y) had a terrible start. They were the penultimate horse to start. It was followed up with a few more draws and team 5/6Y came ... 2nd. Good enough. We were the 2nd last starter!

The day finished with the gym suddenly becoming empty. Peace was restored to the gym. I eventually found out that the camera was a fake. Such a shame! Good behind the scenes view though!

A trick for squares
I have noticed that the whole method brings the number you started with, to the end. I have also noticed that the 6th section in the method is always even.
 * <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">6 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">15 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">1 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">49 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">15858 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">261 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">0 ||
 * <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">36 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">225 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">1 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">2401 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">251476164 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">68121 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">0 ||
 * <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">7 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">16 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">2 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">50 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">15859 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">262 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">1 ||
 * <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">49 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">256 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">4 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">2500 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">251507881 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">68644 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">1 ||
 * <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">13 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">31 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">3 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">99 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">31717 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">523 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">1 ||
 * <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">12 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">30 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">2 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">98 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">31716 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">522 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">0 ||
 * <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">6 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">15 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">1 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">49 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">15858 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">261 || <span style="font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">0 ||

Looking Forward...
I can't wait to get results about which high school I am going to. I am aiming for Mount Waverley Secondary. I'm not only waiting for high school but I am also looking forward to the camp, mini fete and maybe meeting up with some prep buddies. I am nervous about the teacher. Will he/she be boring? I am also nervous about the buddies. What will my buddy be like? I just want to see how I can improve throughout the year. I won't follow a specific path.