Lilly's blog rules

Hello my name is Lilly

On my blog I will follow these rules:

1. I will not publish any posts without the teacher checking.

2. I will not post any information online of any one with out asking them first

3. I will not post any personal information online.

Aboriginal Art.

Aboriginal art is based on important ancient stories. Aboriginal art, is based on stories such as "Jukurrpa" and symbols centered on 'the Dreamtime' – the time in which Indigenous people believe the world was created. The Dreamtime stories are up to and possibly even exceeding 50,000 years old, and have been handed down through the generations and no one has changed it for many years.
For Inquiry this term we have been learning the different types of styles and meanings that aboriginal arts has and we have also been told a couple of stories about aboriginal art and its culture.              
Here are some different styles of Aboriginal Art

Lilly-Maree, Estelle, Lucy and Katie's slideshow

The Waterfall walk

My heart was beating like a drum as i charged up the mountain. It was the hottest day ever!. We reached a little stream with stepping-stones.We crossed the stones with a splish! and a splash! Yay we made it to the other side, " how long till we get there?" we all moaned "soon" replied the adults.
All of a sudden I heard lots of buzzing. "AHHH , calm down Lilly ," i said in my head "its probably just some wasps," Replied one of the Teachers. BANG! BANG! a boy was smacking a wasp nest into a tree! "AHHH!" we all screamed our heads of as the wasps stung us , it was a massive wasp attack!.
We crossed a bridge with a sign saying 20 minutes to the waterfall  "Yay" we all said. We reached the waterfall . It was absolutely stunning,  it was breathtaking, the most beautiful thing i have ever seen!.  

Reading poem

When you read you read you use The cafe of reading which is: 

Accuracy,

Fluency and Expression

and comprehension

These are the sorts of ways you can read

           Buddy read

Read to self

Read aloud

Read in your head

Read with the teacher 

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(If you know any other ways to read please               comment to tell me what
         they are.) 

When you are reading with
a buddy you sit in 'eek'
EEK means
~Elbow to elbow
~Knee to Knee with the person 
that you are buddy reading too.