My Learning Goal

My Writing Goal

My writing goal is to organise my ideas into paragraphs that are connected and and that have enough detail to support the main idea. I feel that I could work on this learning goal a bit more but other wise I feel that I have done this writing goal well because I do sometimes use paragraphs in my writing but other times I forget to use paragraphs so I think that I could do better with this learning goal. Also when I do use paragraphs I think that I do well with supporting the main idea as my writing goal said.

Kiwi Kids News

Kiwi Kids News

On kiwi kids news I read about how the Samsung Galaxy note7's battery catching on fire because of this Samsung has stopped selling the Samsung Galaxy note7 and have told the people that have the note7 to turn it off and can come trade it in for another Samsung phone. Due to the phone blowing up and catching fire it has cost Samsung 3 billion dollars. Samsung have replaced 2.5 million phones. Samsung is still finding out why the phones are catching fire and blowing up but Samsung thinks that the problem is to do with the battery. The note7 has been banned on airlines such as air NewZealand  due to the phone catching fire or blowing up on board. This is not the first time this has happened to Samsung on September the first Galaxy note7 blew up and the second note7 is also blowing up.

My Reading Goal

My Learning Goal

My reading goal is to expand my vocabulary by reading longer texts such as novels for longer time frames and remember what I have read over days and and across different texts on the same topic.

I think that that I have done well on remembering the topics of the books that I have read I have also been reading bigger and harder books to read and I have also found some new words in books that I have read. So in conclusion I think that I have done well on my reading learning goal.

Kiwi Kids News

Kiwi Kid's News.

Today on Kiwi Kid's News I found out that Jupiter's moon Europa is spewing water jets.

Jupiter's icy moon Europa is spewing water jets. The water goes up to about 100 kilometres before falling back down to Europa and every eight minutes the amount of water used to full up an Olympic swimming pool would be spewed out to space. Scientists are thinking about trying to capture a sample of water and bring it back to earth to test and examine.

Scientists first found out about this in 2013 using a telescope and now in 2016 Scientists have seen the water being spat out into space again.