Showing posts with label Hannah-Mae. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hannah-Mae. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 September 2014

Ecofilm Productions


Over term two and three we have been taught by the lovely Miss Gleeson in media studies (I.C.T work). We worked as a team to accomplish this film it took us a lot of effort to develop a billboard, a presentation, a poster, a storyboard, a film and editing. Overall we had lots of fun and enjoyed the experience.

Wednesday, 17 September 2014

Healed - A poem about forgiveness

A wound, a broken bone.
Someone hurt you, inside, outside.
A friend or a sibling, a mother or a father.
Where do you go? No one to turn to, 
no one but... Jesus. He says "Forgive" and I do.     
My wound is healed, broken bones fixed,
forgiven is my family and forgiven is my friends.
Mended is my relationships and Jesus is my friend.

Sunday, 11 May 2014

Mothers Day Tribute

To Mum, thank you for all your hard work, preparation, love and kindness put in to our daily lives to make it wonderful. So thanks mum.

Lots of love, from Hannah-Mae

Tuesday, 22 April 2014

Room 6's Funky Seahorses

Posted by Ela T, Hannah-Mae on behalf of the Cherubs Reading Group

The Cherubs are one of Room Six's reading groups.  We have been busy researching facts and creating interesting ways to display information.  We decided to make mobiles with seahorses. We collected information through reading books and searching information about seahorses, we wrote a P.M.I (Positive, Minus and Interesting Chart) in our exercise books and we coloured and decorated seahorse templates. We then typed and printed out their key facts in our own words and stuck them on the back of the seahorses. The cherubs got cardboard tubes, wrapped them up in red and blue tissue paper. Finally they tied and glued string to the covered tubes and hung them up on display in room 6.
COME AND SEE OUR SEAHORSES






Monday, 17 March 2014

Persausive Writing - Cooking with Insects

A Plate of Insects
Squishy, crunchy and oh so delicious! Yes they are insects. I am a top chef travelling the globe to find a country that will eat my delicious bugs. I think that everyone should cook with insects because they have many health benefits, they are delicious and they are easy to find. So a bug is one of the best options for a healthier, happier you!!!
          Only have corn chips and bread in the pantry, but needing something healthy? Then insects are the best option. Bugs are low in fat and rich in vitamins and some are even high in protein. Insects are also good if you need a new twist to your diet because there are many healthy and delicious recipes.           
          Delicious, healthy and guilt free, this is just another reason to eat bugs. Insects are the best choice if you want a tasty snack. Most insects taste just like normal foods we eat daily so there are no weird tastes. Like hu hu grub sandwiches, just like peanut butter. Another thing is that many insects are edible such as grubs, weevils, crickets and meal worms. But insects don’t just stop there; they are also yummy and exotic treats. 
          Do you want to explore the world with your taste buds? Well now you can because insects are the healthy, tasty and an exotic option. Insects come from many countries and are considered a delicacy in most. Insects are one of the most excisable foods you can get, because all you have to do is go to your garden, wash them then cook it all up. Also in some countries they even sell them in the supermarkets. So now that you have all the information, give insects a go.
          In conclusion I think that you MUST eat insects because they are not only tasty and healthy, but at the same time that you’re munching away, you are also exploring the world! Insects are very excisable and sensational so there is no reason not to eat them, and one more thing: COOK WITH INSECTS!!!