Rotational Symmetry

Rotational symmetry occurs when a object repeats it self when turned 360 degrees around a central point. But a object does not have rotational symmetry if it does not repeat itself after a full turn. Me and my partner went around the school to find rotational symmetry. When a object does have rotational symmetry, we had it as having rotational symmetry of order.

Theses are 3 of the images that we found.

Order 3

Order 8

Order 4

Story Starters #2

During Spelling we have been using three of our words to create “Story Starters”. A Story Starter is a sentence that could appear at the start of a novel, to engage the reader to read more. These are the words that our teacher picked: Midnight, Antidote, Destroy

Midnight: I woke up at midnight confused, what had happened last night. But before I could figure out what had happened police rushed into the room, guns pointed at me.

Antidote: I was dying, while the scientists were trying to find the antidote, I could feel myself fading away.

Destroy: My Husband has gone crazy, my once calm, gentle man is now trying kill me, destroying the house in the process.

 

My Holiday

 

We Did this to recount our Holidays in a more interesting way.

 

My Holiday sounded like kids screaming “I WANT TO GO HOME,”

like kids crying at a water park over bee sting,

like your dad after a bit too many beers,

like children trying to blow out the last candle on your birthday.

 

My Holiday smelled like old sweaty socks,

like an untouched toilet that has been siting there for weeks,

like when your friends do not want to anything on a bright sunny day.

 

My Holiday felt like a child’s grubby hands after eating ice cream,

like a frosty winter day when you cannot do anything but cry,

like a lost dog wondering when their owner will return,

like a headache that just will not go away no matter what.

 

My Holiday tasted like cold salty tears,

like a milo that is just not right,

like medicine after knowing well it will not help,

like swallowing seawater after having so much fun.

 

 

Story Starters #1

During Spelling we have been using three of our words to create “Story Starters”. A Story Starter is a sentence that could appear at the start of a novel, to engage the reader to read more. These are the words that our teacher picked: Dilemma, Convince, Nightmare

Dilemma: Noah had a read dilemma on his hands, friend or his own life. He could feel the monsters breath trickling down his throat.

Convince: Noah was trying to convince the creature to spare him and his friend, but before he could say anything else the thing leaped at him.

Nightmare: Noah woke up with a startle, some sort of monster for hell was siting on his bed staring at him with murder in his eyes. Is this a sick joke or a nightmare from hell it self?

The theme that I was trying to go for was “mysterious”.