Indy-mays Popcorn

 In room 5 we have been writing about Popcorn.

Why does Popcorn Pop? By Indea-May Pop Pop Pop The sweet sound of Popcorn. Just think about if there was no Popcorn there wouldn't be the sweet POP sound. You can't beat Popcorn! You can’t beat going to the movies and smelling that fantastic popcorn smell. Popcorn starts off in a field, grown by farmers all over the world. There are many different types of corn but only one turns into popcorn. The kernel of a popcorn has water inside, 19% of the kernel is water. It is this exact amount of water that is needed for the kernel to pop.When the water gets warm the water becomes steam and makes lots of pressure the kernel then pops into Popcorn that we eat. The good things that you can add to Popcorn, butter, caramel, salt and chocolate sauce.

water

Harold Burger

We had to make a presentation on the Harold hamburger. Here is mine.

speech

Hello my name is Indea-may and  did my speech 3 weeks ago about my Cat Kit Cat. here is the slideshow.

Internet

I have been reading a book about the internet and  we had to make a presentation about it here is mine.

My Perfect Dad

Mrs Bailey has been reading us the story called Bad Dad.  The task she set for us was to describe our 'Perfect Dad'.  Here is my perfect dad.

The Perfect Dad for Me

The perfect dad for me is a dad that makes me laugh,
makes me feel safe and makes me feel at home. 
He would be hard working, kind, caring and strong. 
He lets me go on the farm to help him to do some work.
He goes on school camps with me.
He is so funny when he tucks me into my bed.

The perfect dad is strong and has big muscles but is also flexible
and can do things like flips and skateboard. 
He is also a fantastic cook! 
Who cooks up anything that I want to eat. 
He takes me to the pool when I want to go to the park.
He does anything I want. He gets me some lollies and treats….
they are so good they are my best favorites. 

Alliteration onomatopoeia similes homonyms and homophones.

Today I have been doing alliteration similes onomatoepia homophones and homonyms.