Commenting on blogs DLO

This is my DLO on commenting on blogs.

Elective

This term we are doing electives. Electives are happening every Tuesday, where we do our chosen activity from 1:30 to 3:00 when we go home. My elective is riding. In riding is: Cyprus, Mya, Ofa, Paige, Oh Sen, Latham and me. We do it with Mr Johnston. We learn the basic rules of safety on the road such as: How to go around corners without flipping over, how to pass a parked car, How to avoid obstacles, how to turn and sometimes we do competitions such as who can go the fastest without going past a point as we were to imagine it was a brick wall. It is heaps of fun and I can't wait untill the next time we do electives.

Healthy Heart Animation

This is my and Shannon's presentation on healthy eating. Hope you enjoy it!

My food diary

My food diary:

Day:	Breakfast:	Lunch:	Dinner:	Nutrition Information:
Monday	Porridge	Sandwich	Bread	Porridge: Fibre Vegetables: Vitamins Bread: Fibre
Tuesday	Toast and Milo	Sandwich	Rice	Milo: Calcium Rice: Vitamin B
Wednesday	Banana Pancakes	Sandwich	Rice	Banana: Potassium
Thursday	Toast and Milo	Sandwich	Macaroni	Macaroni: Carbohydrates
Friday	Toast and Milo	Sandwich	Oven Baked Chip sandwich	Oven baked Chips give you: Potassium

This is my food diary for the week. I have included nutritional information to show what the food provides for your body.

Magic trick Procedural writing

This is another one of my DLOs on procedural writing. It is a simple trick that is easy to do and all you need are everyday items that you will have heaps of in your home.

Ice cream procedural writing

This is my DLO on procedural writing. I made this after we made Ice cream on Friday. If you follow these steps correctly you will be able to make your own ice cream, providing that you don't shake the bag too hard like I did and make the salt go into the ice cream.

Clauses

This is my presentation on clauses. It shows what Independent clauses and Dependent clauses are. A dependent clause is not grammatically correct even if you put a capital letter and a full stop on it. A independent clause only needs a capital letter and a full stop to be a simple sentence.