reading in visualisation

Today in visualisation I was doing the story The Fantail. you are propeller wandering what is visualisation.
well when you read something we get a pitcher in your head of whats happening in the story.
you can imagine what we would see hear,smell,taste and feel if we were really in the book. This is called visualising. It helps us to get a better of what we are understanding of what we are reading about. here is my visualisation of a fantail I hope you like my pitcher.
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Beats and beyond

This week in beat and beyond
On Monday we did a  glossary about a ukulele  the parts of a ukulele some of the parts of the Villon is neck, head, f-holes peg nut body and lots more if you want to find out even more you can see this D.L.O about it.
 on Thursday  we spend all morning doing musical Biography  my first one was Stan walker and my band one is six60s here is a another D.L.O this time about today

Visualising better reading

Visualising better reading 

Today in reading we are learning about visualising and when you read something we got a pitcher in our head of whats happening in the story. we can imagine what we would see, hear,smell,taste and fell if we were really there This is called visualising and it helps us to get a better understanding of what we are reading about. BLOG YOU LATTER!!!!

mathematics

Today I have been doing this blog post.
It is about division and multiplication  here is a slide about
my work.
It was really fun to learn because I have never done it before
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Beats and Beyond

This term we have been doing music on Monday we talked about music like Jazz blues rap rock death/rock  metal  and the list goes on.
We also did  a serve on music.
On Thursday we learned about the guitar we learned about the Tuning of the pegs, sound hole, nylon String guitar, steel string guitar, whammy bar, capo, dreadnought guitar, backers guitar and the amp.
I am going to tell you three.
(1) Sound hole. It is a hole in the guitar where the sound echos to make it louder.
(2) whammy bar. The whammy bar is on a electric guitar that quickly changes the string tension.
(3) capo. The capo  holds down all six string on the guitar at the same guitar.