In textiles we have been working on a project to repurposed a pair of jeans , so I cut out the pocket and it can be used as a pencil holder, planter or to basically hold anything.

Essay #3

The 'ed' sentence

Try starting your sentence with the -ed form of the verb. H makes for a punchy start to a sentence.

Remember the rule: when you have finished your -ed phrase, place a comma then write the rest of the sentence. 

Some -ed words-surprised, excited, angered, possessed, committed, electrified, undaunted, overpowered, concerned, horrified, concerned, delighted, enrolled.

Examples

-Determined to win, Troy pushed himself in last last meters of the sprint.

-Concerned for the well being of others, the Prime minister passed new laws.

-Horrified by the gore, I turned away from the screen.

-Surprised by my parents, I jump in the new car they just got me.

-Overpowered with the ball in my hands, I throw the ball at the last person standing

-Committed to my work, I finish first and get to have free time.

The 'Power' sentence

 If you waffle a lot in your writing, try using a power sentence. Begin your paragraph with a power sentence of 12 words or less. Get straight to the point

Examples

-Money is the root of all evil (7)

-What is right, isn't always popular (6)

-She was elected as the president (6)

-He won his soccer game 1/4 (6)

-She did so well she got a pay rise (7)

-Running makes you tired (4)

Essay sentences #2

 The 'W' sentence

Try starting you sentence with a 'W' word. There sentences make your work sound thoughtful and knowlegable.

Remember the rule:not every 'W' word works as a sentence starter. Remember to put your comma in when the parts of the sentence affected by your 'W' are finished.

Some 'W' words you can use: who, while, whilst, whereas, when, where, what, with, wham

Example:

-Whilst the teacher was talking, the students were pretending to listen.

-With a majority of the votes, hitler seized power.

-When the bell rings, we run to leave class.

-Whilst doing my work, I was listening to the teacher aswell

-When the car started, it made a loud noise.

-With all our materials, we sat down and stated doing our work

The 'ing' sentence

Try starting a sentence the 'ing' form of the verb. Swimming

Remember the rule: When you have a finished 'ing' phase, place a comma, then write the rest of the sentence.

Some words you can use: Listening, watching, running, reacting, realizing, emerging, grasping, speaking, analising, signalling, exposing

Examples:

-Realizing the danger, people fled from the cities

-Shaking away the nerves, he approached the microwave

-Emerging from the water, the swimmer was greeted with cheers

-Analising the board, the children worked out the math problems

-Realizing what I just did, i slowly freaked out

-Grasping the chair, I put it on the top of the desk as we packed our stuff up ready to leave

Essay sentences

Adverb- describes a verb (e.g quickly) 

Verb- doing word (e.g running)

Preposition- a word that gives location or movement (e.g in, under, on)

The adverb sentence

Start the sentence with an adverb, it adds interest and intrigue

Remember the rule: when you start the sentence with an adverb you need to put a comma after the adverb and then finish the sentence.

Some adverbs...

Slowly, Interestingly, Suddenly, Often, Surprisingly, Simply, Excitedly, Unfortunately,  Fortunately, confusingly, concerningly, remarkably, significantly, firstly,

Example: Surprisingly Mrs Handley was always on time to class. Unfortunately she had forgotten her keys

-Stupidly, she threw the ball to the wrong team.

-Slowly, she made a finish to the race.

-Firstly, she grabbed her maths book.

-Concerningly, he woke up up and his hair looked like a jungle

-Often, she would clean every room in her house

-Interestingly, I walked around the corner

The preposition sentence:

Remember the rule: When you start a sentence with a preposition, you need to put a comma when the movement or positions ends.

In 2013, Hornby High accepted year 7/8 students. 

Throughout my time at school, I have learnt many things.

Preposition: In, throughout, Above, between, below, on, around, near, against, within

-In the class,  there are lots of kids

-Throughout my time at hornby, I have made lots of friends

-On Saturday, I played a netball game and won 15/7

-At school, I did lots of work and was taught how to do algorithms

Fidel Castro

Fidel castro was the prime minister(communist) of cuba from 16th feb 1959-2December 1976. He was born on the 13th of august and he passed away on the 25th of November 2016.

Blog of cup challnge

The cup challenge The rukes were that you have to try and get 5 cups from one table too the other(one by one). Every team mate had to be included in helping. We were given five cups, one rubber band and five peices of string. When it came to actually doing the challenge we tied all the strings to the rubber band so we could tighten and release the cup whenever we wanted to without using our hands. We ended up dropping a few cups on the ground but its fine. For our time we got about 40 seconds and one cup officialy to the other side.