code breaker

Here is another example of coordinates. This time, the letters and numbers are on the lines instead of between them. For example, the letter T is at E9. This is your Code Breaker. You will need to read the coordinates in the code to work out the secret message.

Task 1: Here is your code. Use the Code Breaker to work out the message. The answer is: meet me after school at the gate

Task 2: Use the same Code Breaker to write 2 new coded messages. Each message should be between 6 - 10 words long. Write your code like in Task 1 (one word per line), then write the answer. Coded Message #1: L11,E9,E6,N8 L11,E6, M10,D10  L11,E9, E6,N8 G8,D10,E6,B11, E9,G8, N8 G8,E6,K2,K2,N8 E6,H6,N2,E6,L7 The answer is: stay safe, stay healthy, happy anzac Coded Message #2: C4,D10,G11,A2,C4,M4,E6 E6,L11,G8,B11,D10,N8 L7,E6,A2,G11,B11,M4,H6,D10 I10,D10,L11,E9, M10,A2,M4,D10,H6,G3,L11 M10,G11,A2,D10,C7,D10,A2 The answer is: Georgia, Ashley,Caroline best friends forever

this is my fraction think board

haiku In Flanders fields

In Flanders Fields

Here men lay in their graves

From when they fought days and days

We remember them

why family is more important than friends persuasive writing

  Why family is more important than friends

      Brainstorm

• They always support you 
• They make sure you learn the right things
• They make you feel secure

Paragraph 1 - introduction 

I strongly believe that family is more important than friends. Here are three reasons why. First they always support you, secondly they make sure you learn the right things and lastly they make sure you feel secure. Let's enter these topics in more detail.

Paragraph 2 - they always support you

Family always supports you through anytime. Most of the time friends support you too but family supports you almost everyday. You might not realize it but it’s true. Everyday when you're at an after school activity or doing something at school they support you. Supporting doesn’t always mean cheering for you and helping you, it can also mean paying for something you do, getting supplies, getting involved, taking you to where you need to be. You just need to remember your family is always supporting you.

Paragraph 3 - they make sure your learning the right things

Family is always making sure you’re learning the right things but that doesn’t necessarily mean school work like reading and writing. It can be things like teaching you good manners, how to treat other people, how to teach your siblings things, how to be nice to your siblings, how to control yourself, how to work together and how to be tidy. I mean friends can teach and help you to do some of these things but they don’t do as much as families would. Always ask a family member if there is something you need help with.

Paragraph 4 - they make you feel secure

Family always makes you feel secure. By secure I mean, being secure inside family, about yourself, about others and about things around you. They can teach you these things by talking to you about it, telling you what happens with things like this, introducing you to others, telling you how you can do these things yourself. Usually they teach these things very early so you don’t have any problems later. Always tell your family if you feel insecure.

Paragraph 4 - conclusion

Now you should understand why I firmly believe that family is better than friends. Here are the reasons why, they support you, they make sure you learn the right things and finally they make you feel secure. I hope you have listened to my ideas and maybe you can thank your family for all they do. 

can you figure out my map clue trail?

multi structural- epic reading tasks

Epic reading tasks- multi structural ask five questions 

Book: a diary of a 5th-grade OUTLAW book 1

By Gina loveless 

Illustration by Andrea bell

Questions

Question 1

What school did robin ( a girl ) go to in this story? 

Find the answer on Pg 4,5 or 28 

Question 2

Who is the substitute principle? 

Find the answer on Pg 28 

Question 3

Where did robin and Aaron fight? 

 Find the answer on Pg 4

Question 4

Why did the class laugh at Sammy? 

Find the answer on pg 34

Question 5

Where did principal Roberta say she was going for the week? 

Find the answer on Pg 28 

Answers

Question 1

They go to Nottingham Elementary

Question 2 

Principal johnson is their substitute principle 

Question 3

They were fighting on the courts

Question 4

 Sammy had fallen over in front of the class

Question 5

Principle Roberta is attending a conference for the whole week 

how to make a basic brownie

                                          How to bake a basic brownie

1. How to make a basic brownie. First, you have to clean your hands thoroughly. 

2. Next, you are going to get all the ingredients out which are: Butter, Dutch cocoa or cocoa, 5 eggs, Caster sugar, Vanilla extract, plain flour, 70% dark chocolate and icing sugar.

3.  Now you have to get all the appliances you need e.g: 3 bowls, a mixer ( if you have one) or a spoon, baking tin, baking paper, baking spray.

4. Once all has been prepared you will now begin the baking. First, you have to preheat the oven to exactly 170 degrees Celcius.

5.  Next, put 220 grams of butter in a suitable bowl and microwave it in chunks of 10-20 seconds, until completely melted.

6.  When this has been accomplished you will convert this liquid into your standard mixer bowl or keep in the same bowl. 

7.  You will also add to the mixer bowl 60 grams of the dutch cocoa and stir these together by hand using a spatula until they’ve just formed together. 

8. Then start whisking on high speed in the mixer or get help by another person to stir for you while you do the next step. 

9. Soon after, you will add 5 eggs into another bowl this will allow you to slop them into the mixer while it’s running or to put them in while someone else is mixing. 

10.  Now add the eggs from your bowl into the mixer one by one letting them whip and blend after each inclusion.

11.  When all eggs have been plopped in, keep whipping for a least another 5 minutes. The mixture should double in size.

12. Stop the mixer or stop mixing and then add 400 grams of caster sugar and ½ a teaspoon of vanilla extract and once again stir for another 5 mins. 

13. Now you’re going to add 15 grams of plain flour and 200 grams of chopped chocolate (70% cocoa) and fold them into the mixture by hand until just combined. 

14. Next, you’re going to spray your tray with baking spray and then cover it with baking paper. After that, you’re going to pour the batter out onto the baking tray and make sure the whole tray is covered in the mixture.

15. Put the tray into the preheated oven and let it bake for 40 mins. 

16. After 40 minutes check the brownies and take them out if the outside is solid but the inside is still a little jiggly. By jiggly I mean when the inside of brownie feels like jelly. 

17. As soon as you have removed it from the oven, let it cool down after cooled down for a couple of hours it the brownie should feel dense, chewy and gooey that means it’s good.

18.  Once cooled down you must extract it from the tin and cut it into 9x9 or 3x3. After this has been finished if you would like, you can polish it off with a shower of icing sugar.