INTERESTING IDIOMS

 Hello blogger's, I'm am so overfilled with joy with being back at school we need to make sure to horoia o ringaringa (wash your hands) as of being back we have been learning about idioms for our task we had to write a poem about idioms and for my blog post, I would like to share that I will add in the meanings of the idioms quickly so you know what it means. bye bloggers

-it raining cats and dogs (it's raining heavily )

-cold shoulder (ignoring someone)

-getting second wind (a random second burst of energy)

-threw caution into the wind (being reckless or careless)

-cold feet (being nervous)

-keep my chin up (don't give up)

-wild goose chase (doing something that is pointless)

 

-you can lead a horse to the water you can make it drink (you can't make people make the right decision)

 

-clam up (stop talking)

-run like the wind (run fast)

-til the cows come home (forever or a mighty long time)

-the clouds are on the horizon (trouble is close)

-i had my head in the clouds (wasn't thinking about reality)

- feel under the weather (feeling dizzy or sick)

Bizzare bedmas

 Hello bloggers, recently in maths we have been learning about bedmas. I love bedmas as it is a fun way to figure out our maths questions. on Thursday we do create Thursday, so our task was to make a video that explains bedmas! we used stop motion in the video not only we had to explain bedmas we had to try and make it funny.  our aim was to make our teacher laugh if she did once we are out of lockdown we get a chocolate bar. We also got the choice of using playdough paper our Lego for our stop motion. I chose paper. I hope you enjoy my blogpost for today thank you and goodbye.