2004 Summer Olympic
                        By George and Roneeza
Learning Intention- we are learning to write  about the 2004 Summer Olympics.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I can give information about the 2004  Summer Olympic torch.

History of the flame:
The ancient Greeks believed that fire was given to the humankind by " Prometheus " and considered to have a sacred qualities. 
" Mirrors " were used to focus the sun rays  to ignite flames that would burn perpetually in front of the Greek Temples. The Olympic flame began in 1936 in Berlin games. 3,300 runners brought the torch with flames.
Today, the Olympic flame is lit in front of ruins of the Temple of Hera in Olympia, Greece.

Host country: Athens, Greece

First torch lighter: Kostas Gatsioudis-  Silver medallist in Running. 

Last torch lighter: Nicolas Kaklamanakis- Silver medallist in Sailing.

Meaning of the torch design:  The country was inspired by an Olive Leaf. The design was selected to enhance the flame with its upward dynamic shape. Its ergonomic curved design establish the torch as the continuation of the flame, which in turn rises as a continuation of the torch bearers hand. It is made of metal (magnesium) and wood (Olive tree.) It also represents the fire seemed to come straight from the torchbearers hand.

               Is School Uniform Important?
Learning Intention- we are learning to write a explanation why school uniforms are important.
Success Criteria: I know I am successful when I can write the explanation in a paragraph form.

School uniform are important because people will know which school you go to. We wear our full uniform because it makes us look smart, clean and tidy. Our uniform represent our school.

School uniform is important because other people will say how neat we looks. It makes us look handsome and pretty. We wear our uniform because our school is not a fashion place. If we are not wearing uniforms our parents will buy lots of clothes and, it will be a waste of money.

School uniform is important because we are proud of our school.

                Olympic Games Are Important

Learning Intention- we are learning to explain why Olympic games are important.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I can write an explanation about the importance of Olympics in full sentence,  correct grammar, correct spelling and punctuation.

Olympic games are important because there are lots of athletes from other countries to compete with each other.

Olympic games isn't all about winning. It's also about friendship, and helping each other. Athletes show respect, care and sportsmanship to each other.

Medals are important because if you are a winner, you get a gold, silver or an bronze medal and your country will be proud.
Runners run because they try their best to come first and earn a gold medal.

The Olympic torch is important because they light the cauldron for the Olympics games to start.
The flag bearers represent their country.                                                                                  
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              Why are Seat belts Important?
Learning Intention- we are learning to write an explanation.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I can write the importance of why are seat belts are important.

1.  It keeps us in our seats during an car crash.

2.   Seat belt has a buckle so we can stay safely in our seat.

3. Seat belts stops me from getting out of the moving car and injure myself.

4. When the car spins around during accident, my seat belt can keep me from being thrown away. 

5. When you get in your car you must put on your seat belt on before the car starts.

The Joyful Mysteries

L.I- we are learning to identify the different mysteries of the rosary.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I can name 5 events of the Joyful Mysteries.
                            The Joyful Mysteries
1. The Annunciation
Angel Gabriel said to the Virgin Mary that she will have a baby and he will be called Jesus, the son God.

2. The Visitation
Virgin Mary visited her cousin Elizabeth and she was filled with the Holy spirit and told Virgin Mary "blessed are your among women and blessed is the fruit of your womb."

3.The birth of Jesus
Virgin Mary gave birth to a baby boy in a manger.

4. The presentation
Mary and Joseph presented the baby Jesus at the Temple.

5. Finding of the child Jesus in the temple
Mary and Joseph rejoiced when they found Jesus in the Temple after being lost for three days.

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Learning Intention- we are learning to make a statement to describe information shown in the data.

Success Criteria: I know I am successful when I write a statement to describe the information shown in a graph.

            Favorite playtime activities

Hop scotch	Handball	Tag	Running	Hide & seek
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Hopscotch- No-one in room 5 likes Hopscotch.

Hopscotch is the least popular game in room 5.

Handball- One person like the game handball.

Handball is one of the least popular game in room 5.

Tag- One person like tag.

Running is the popular playtime game in room 5.

Twelve children choose running.