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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) I am looking forward to seeing how you portray the agony. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) You've absolutely sold me! A well thought out advert with all the elements needed. I love how you show a real example so people can emphasis. Excellent! (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) You are on fire again! I LOVE how your are challenging yourself. You should be really proud. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) No. 7 you have the whole number correct just the fraction is 2/9 (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Draw your pictures cutting up the sections into the amounts the denominators say (the bottom number of the fractions). The visuals will help you see. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Well done with the first equation, The second equation is 8-2=6, 6+5= 11, 11/2 make it a mixed number, so 11 divided by 2 = 5 1/2 (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Well done George. You've even simplified your fractions. Make sure you show me your working out, this will help in years to come with your Math. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) I love how you have given this a go. It is really challenging stuff!!! It is all about remembering to move the place value back. well done! (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Excellent! You are using all the right steps. Ps I hope your move went well! (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) I LOVE IT Valerie! I hope you will bring it in to display in the classroom. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Fantastic! An original well thought out presentation with lots of important information and wonderful illustrations. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) It looks like you have a lot of knowledge about Australia. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Lovely poem. With similes you need to use the word 'as' 'like'. Are you able to tweak your poem so you can say as busy as a... etc.? (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) How lovely is snorkeling? I love seeing the world in the water. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Well done, Because you have shown your working out I can see a slight misconception which his great! When you are dividing the numbers the big number is the dividend i.e. the first number. So the first one would read 12 divided by 4 = 3. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Same as the other comment, flip the numbers in your division arouns so it reads 9 divided by 3 etc. Bigger number first. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) So this was the tricky one. As it is difficult to divide a smaller number by a larger number you add a zero on the end of the whole number moving the place value from ones to tens. You then need to reverse this at the end i.e. use a decimal point. (see my pictures on the website). This was really challenging so well done giving it a go! (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Really well done Cecile! You have used all three elements, environmental issues i.e. the effect human behaviour has on species, You have given us facts and expert opinions. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Well done Rowan just don't forget to show me your steps/working out. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Much easier to work out when the whole number is bigger than the denominator isn't it? Well done! (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Fantastic! I love all your thinking. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Lovely poem now can you add 'as' or 'like' Remember a simile contains either of those words i.e. the top was as aqua blue as the sea. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) You are almost there just remember a simile used the words 'as' or 'like' it is the metaphor that says something 'is' something else. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) That is perfect! You've made it personal and given me a real visual. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Hi George, can you write a poem that really relates uniquely to you and your life i.e. something about your family, football, cricket or anything else that is associated directly with you. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) GIVE me more Cecile with the last question really put yourself in her shoes and describe the feeling.... (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Can you add more to the last question? Really put yourself in her shoes and tell me in detail what she would feel. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) I used to love doing that at the beach with my siblings. (sp: excited) (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Fantastic! you have used pathos by playing to people's emotions about the effort of throwing a rug on a horse, logos by giving facts about the horse rug and ethos by mentioning the solar panels. Some real critical thinking going on! Excellent! (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Well done, you have the hang of the greater than and less than symbol and understand which quantity is bigger. No 15 and No 11 should have an = sign. The rest are correct! (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Sorry a little difficult for me to read. I think you are saying that most children do art but stop as they get older which is true. People that have a passion for it keep going, certainly. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Well done George! With logos you could add statistics such as the percentage the tracker finds objects i.e. 100% of the time (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Eve can you show me your working out? I need to see the steps. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Can you please show me the steps have a look at the picture I put up today. I listed step 1 and then step 2 (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) fantastic! it is part of the fraction wall. This makes it a lot easier to visualise doesn't it? (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Don't forget to show your working out/steps. i.e. 1 1/3 = 1x3=3, 3+1= 4 4/3 (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) I love these magnetic fraction tiles. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Wow! some difficult problems. well done! (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Excellent George. I love how you have shown your thinking each step. Also very neat work, easy for me to read. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Well done. You have shown the steps which make it a lot easier to see your thinking and will make it easier for the steps to go to your long term memory. Did the picture I put up help as well? I meant to say refresh your page if you had it open. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) I'd use it! It would also reduce the cost of electricity and/or gas. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Well done, those bottom ones were hard! (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) What a wonderful adventurous and descriptive story! I really enjoyed reading it. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) So cute! I love it. I could have done with your innovation when I was younger, as my dog Worthington disappeared for a couple of days before we found him with the dog catcher. Well done Leila. (Pending Approval)
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My mum did the Spelling test with me. P.S I am sorry I didn’t come to the conference it is because I had bad internet connection.
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) No problem, Mine went down around lunch time totally. I think it was the NBN so you might have similar problems. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Yes! She was very community spirited. (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) What were the answers for the first couple? (Pending Approval)
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view all comments Charlotte White (from blog) Thanks Valerie, Can you keep the answers with the questions so I know what you are responding to. (Pending Approval)
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