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Show no tell

Show Not Tell






Tell sentence: It was a cold and rainy day.


Show sentence: I could feel little raindrops falling from the sky like a dashing bullet falling on my body and head. The wind blowing in my face, and the wind is very strong it blew my hoodie off my head I was shivering and it was very cloudy and along with the little on my head. 

Tell sentence: I went to the beach.


Show sentence: on a bright day and the sun is shining on my face It feels like my eyes are melting I went for a swim in the rocky shore, And I can see the water are flowing in front of me and it is nice and silent and there are coconut trees on my right. And I went for another swim and when i got under water I could see the amazing fish swimming around me.





Tell sentence: Carol bought new shoes because hers broke.


Show sentence: Carol bought me new shoes because her shoes are broken and it has mud all over it and there is a big rip on the bottom and it smells yuck. The laces were busted.

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David Attenborough Documentary Coastal Seas

Today we watched the Our planet Documentary, narrated by David Attenborough, called coastal Seas. Here are some interesting facts we learn 

• 90 percent of marine creatures live in coastal waters. This is because the sea floor is in reach of the sunlight.
• The documentary we watched was filmed in the everglades national park, in Florida USA.
• The lush meadows of the park support the marine life.
• The Giant Trevally and Sting ray are extremely good hunters
• Stingrays hunt for their prey that hide in the seagrass.
• There is a lot of food for the sea creatures, and for humans in the coastal waters.
• The bottlenose dolphin has a special way of hunting shoals of mullet. They create a circle around the fish and flick up the mud which makes the water murky - the mullet then get confused and jump up in the air, making it easy for the dolphins to catch the mullet.
• Coral reefs make up less than 1% of all the marine species that live in the ocean.

Coral reefs are missing an important member of the community 

Sharks!

• Shark numbers have been dramatically reduced due to overflowing,
• Overfishing has reduced the shark population by 90% 

Scavenger Hunt: Exploring Google Docs

To complete the scavenger hunt below, you will need to be curious and resourceful. You will not need to leave this document to complete these tasks. Everything you need is right here! Please read the directions for each task carefully. 

Make a COPY of this Document > File it in your own DFI folder

1. Define the following words using the explore tool in this doc. Add the definitions as comments. 

• abeyance
• chromatic
• excrescence

2. Use the Explore tool in this document to answer the following trivia questions. Write the answer below the question and indent the answer. Please add each answer in a different color.

• How tall is New Zealand’s highest peak?
• 12,218
• How did Chinese Gooseberries become a thing in NZ?
• Seeds were brought to New Zealand in 1904 by Mary Isabel Fraser, the principal of Wanganui Girls’ College, who had been visiting mission schools in China. They were planted in 1906 by a Whanganui nurseryman, Alexander Allison, and the vines first fruited in 1910.
• What year did Peter Jackson produce his first movie? Name the movie.
• Bad taste 1987

3. Find a picture online of Papua New Guinea’s official national bird and insert your pic

ture in the space below this line. 

4. Use the Explore tool in this document to find a document in YOUR Drive that is visible to anyone with the link, then type the title of the document in the space below and create a hyperlink.  Indent your answer.

link

5. Insert a table with 3 columns and 5 rows below.

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