67% out of 100%!

Hello, people of the world that is not as flat as a pancake. Did you know that the word pancake is something called a compound-word? Nicola taught me that. A small bit of knowledge for today/tonight. 

This morning, I did an inteligence test. I did it because our teachers wanted to see the way we learn the best. My best score was in: Naturalstic - 67% out of 100%. I never got 100 percent in anything - you would already know. :(.

Can I say thats the dreaded: END?

Thanks,

Daniel.

2nd or 3rd?

Hi there, it's my 2nd Blog this year I think... or is it 3rd? I can't remember. Now, 'round about an half-an-hour ago I was jotting down 10 curly questions (or so Katie May called them) for my partner: Jackson. Here are my 2 fav Q & A's:* 

Q. Do you like cats? 

A. Yes. 

Q. do you have a fav soft toy?

A. No. 

Now I will tell you about open and closed questions. An open question is when you ask someone something that when they answer they will reply in about 2 or 3 sentences long. A closed question is when you ask something and your answer is a 1 word answer. E.g. yes, no etc, etc.

Now, I think thats enough for today. Bye bye!!

*Question and Answer.

The first day!!

It was 2014 and it was his first blog post of the year...

Ahoy there shipmates, you be reading Daniel Foxes blog post again. Good for you.

Today at Enrich we did lots of things, like the thinkers keys. The key I learned today was the invention key. We had to design a thing that would keep dosing pupils awake and continue to learn. Most of my group made glasses that had access to the internet or gave you shocks when you stopped learning. But my idea was a microchip that you planted in your brain and made you 99% smarter than you would usually be!!

Well, thats all fokes until next week.

Daniel. :):)

Last Day

Hi, every one! This is Daniel, reporting from the last day at Enrich. That's right - it's the last day of Enrich for 2013 and the day EVER for the year sixes (and Jemmimah). Jemmimah (or often known as Jimmy) is going to live some place or other with her dad, Darryn.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all!!

VERY Important!

Hello out there!!! Do you remember that Keynote I was talking about??? Well, I presented it today. (By the way, last time I blogged about it, there was still a lot more work to do!) Here is the slide the teachers loved the most:

My 'thanks' slide said thank-you to everyone who put their time and effort into helping me finish it. Nicola said that we will work on putting thanks and things like that into keynotes and other things next year because it is VERY important and polite to thank people. The keynote I loved best of all was Jackson's because he had a wonderful habits of mind slide on JRR Tolkien.

Mad Science!!!

Hi everyone!! Today the big thing that happened was: science. We filled small containers with different substances. They were the following: Vinegar,baking soda,jelly crystals,soy sauce and lots more products.

Digital Citizenship

Nicola told us the day plan and we rolled into the day. We started out with our Affective study.  I have finished mine on keynote and I think it looks good but it still needs to be checked. Robotics today was frustrating because we had to start all over again because our robot looked a bit wonky. I learnt today that our internet footprints start before we are born and that it grows bigger and bigger every second.  I learnt that safety on the internet is very important.