Term 4 Week 4- Ads we love to hate

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Advertisement Description Source Target Purpose
Lexus Cars It is advertising the new Lexus The Age P platers and higher To get people to buy their cars.
Bose Wave® music system III Advertising the new Bose Wave® music system III Royal Auto Adults who like music To get people to update their sound system
GRUNT ropes Advertising ropes AFL Record Adults. In this ad they use Merv Hughes to gain trust and a link to the brand.
Star Wars Rebels Advertising a TV show on Foxtel K-Zone Kids who like Star Wars To encourage kids to pester their parents to subscribe to Foxtel.
Team SS Ton Advertising cricket bats Inside Cricket Cricket players who like a heavy bat. To show how popular SS is.
Empire Magazine Advertising a movie magazine APC People who like movies To get people to buy the Empire Magazine
Praise Secret Sauces Advertising a salad dressing Woolworths Fresh People who like salad dressings To get people to switch brands or to try different flavours.
Sea Sucker Advertising an iPad holder Macworld Everyone with an iPad To stop people from having more devices.
Armor All® Extreme Shield Wax Advertising paint protection Dick Smith Sandown 500 2012 People who love their car To show that Armor All® Wax is better than the US wax
Ayam Advertising curry paste The Australian Coeliac Coeliacs To get people to try other flavours and products

 

Home Learning Week 2 Term 4 ;) XD :) :(

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say no to racism

The real problem about racism is that people that have different skin colours get discriminated and not get thought about.

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Nicky Winmar was racially abused like this. “In a match for St Kilda against Collingwood in Round 4 of the 1993 season, Winmar was racially abused by members of the Collingwood cheersquad, who yelled for him to “go and sniff some petrol” and “go walkabout where you came from”. At the conclusion of the game, which St Kilda won by 22 points, Winmar lifted up his jumper and, facing to the crowd, pointed to his skin.” (Wikipedia)

Racism is not ok because people get hurt and people should be allowed to live as one.

HOMEWORK WEEK 9 TERM 3

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Definition

Kinetic Energy – energy at work.

Potential Energy – stored energy.

Examples

Kinetic Energy –  A lawn mower cutting grass, a car racing down a hill, and students running home from school.

Potential Energy – A lawn mower filled with petrol, a car on top of a hill, and students waiting to go home from school.

HOME LEARNING WEEK 7 TERM 3

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  • A calculator was stranded on a desert island for 20 years. When he was finally rescued, what was the first thing he said?
  • 102,050 + 5,684= 107734 (hello!)
  • What did the calculator bring home from his trip to the beach?
  • 669,703 – 92,358= 577345 (shells)
  • There once were two calculators named William. What did they call themselves?
  • 28,859 x 2= 57718 (bills)
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  • What part of a doughnut does a calculator like to eat?
  • 85,192 ÷ 23= 3704 (hole)
  • What does a calculator put in his car besides gas?brickpicker_set_EL913_1-2
  • 122 + 588= 710 (oil)
  • How does a calculator look when he grows up?
  • 9×102= 918 (big)
  • The calculator had 17 candy bars. He ate 2, gave 4 away, and split 3 with his brother. What did he have left?
  • 6,773 – 1,236= 5537 (less)
  • What is between a calculator’s shoulder and his wrist?
  • 195,714 ÷ 18= 10873 (elbow)
  • What is a calculator’s favourite soft drink?
  • 247,898 ÷ 14= 17707 (lolli)
  • A father calculator had a daughter and didn’t know what to name her. Finally, he took her birth date, 12-­‐24-­‐82, and added it to their address, 1950, 55th St. What did he name her?
  • 122,482 + 195055 = 317537 (Leslie)

 

My Riddle

  • Who got the most work done in 20 minutes?
    • ​.3 × 2 × 2.6 × 20 × 7.1 × 25= 5538 (bess)

GRADE 5/6 HOMEWORK WEEK 6, TERM 3, 2014

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Dedications

  1. Gran’s Diner; Written and Illustrated by Anne Sulzer           Dedication: For Albert with love
  2. The Power Of Joey; Story by Rhonda M. Tallnash                 Dedication: For David… my wonderful supportive husband and best friend.
  3. My Grandad Marches on Anzac Day; Catriona Hoy & Benjamin Johnson         Dedication: To our grandad George, who always marched on Anzac Day. Now we will do the remembering. C.H. For my grandparents, passed and present. B.J
  4. Imagine; Alison Lester            Dedication: For Rich and Bee.
  5. Mr Archimedes’ Bath; Pamela Allen              Dedication: To Paree Hartley with thanks.

 

My Dedication

To my Mum and Dad for helping me with my writing and helping me with ideas of my own. J.C

Term 3 Week 5 Home Learning

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Benjamin Franklin

His Inventions

  • The kite experiment which was made from wet hemp string with a key on the end and a piece of silk on the end of that. Benjamin held on the silk.
  • The lightning rod was made from a brass rod and had a metal wire attached to it as well.

His Life

  • He lived in Boston, Massachusetts in his early life in Milk St. He had no electricity around him, no one had electricity.
  • He became the 6th President of Pennsylvania.
  • His first job was a printer for the local newspaper as an apprentice to his older brother

Thomas Edison

  • He created the practical light bulb in 1879

Michael Faraday    

  • His main discoveries include those of electromagnetism induction, diamagnetism and electrolysis in 1832

 

Who had the biggest impact on modern society?

  • I think that Thomas Edison had the biggest impact on modern society because the light bulb is still in use today and if it wasn’t invented we wouldn’t be able to see much and w would have to rely on candles to see at night.

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Home Learning: Week 4 Term 3

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keep-calm-and-don-t-judge-a-book-by-its-cover-3You can’t tell a book by its cover

This proverb means that you can’t look at a book and say “this is a boring book” and not think about what is on the inside of the book and it could be a good book.

It is easier to destroy than to build

This proverb means that it is easier to destroy than build because its harder to build a house because you have to do extra stuff. With destroying a house it is one simple thing and all you need to do is destroy and not do that much.

Seize the day!

This proverb means do what you want to achieve.

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