Creative Work Attribution

LI: to attribute creative work to the owner

Attribution: to give credit to the person who created a piece of work.

Why? To let people know who made the work


How:

To attribute I need:

1. link to the work
2. creators name
3. link to creators page
4. license
5. link to license information

Here is my example:

kiwi can

Today at Kiwi Can we talked about following the rules!

No juice at school - just water & milk too!

No lollies but apples & bananas are ok!

We also talked about following the rules in games!  We played musical statues!  I liked it when we had to freeze!

Following the rules keeps us safe!

Music

L.I to play the chords c, f, g, a.

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The person I like best (Correspondence)

The Person I like best

The person I like best is Viva because she is my sister and she is good to me.

I like to play with Viva. We play tag and we ride our bikes together.

We have heaps of fun.

About NZ people

3 Interesting facts about NZ people

• Kia Ora means hello in the Maori language

• Carvings are a traditional form of art in New Zealand

• The Marae is where important ceremonies are held

Independent Sentences

Independent Sentences

Today I read the book "Fat Cat and Kitty Cat".

Miss Elle asked me to give her full sentences in my own words to explain what was happening in the book.

How to make a vertical garden

How to make a Vertical Garden

If you follow these instructions you will successfully make a

Vertical Garden.

You will need:

• Compost

• Strings
• Hole punch
• Water
• Scissors
• Lids
• Herbs
• Glue
• Plastic bottles

Method:

1. Plan the way you want to make your Vertical Garden.
2. Cut the bottom of your plastic bottle.
3. Make two holes on the sides of the bottle using the hole punch.
4. Put the string through the holes and tie the string together.
5. Close the mouth of the bottle with the lid.
6. Add soil and plant your herb in the bottle.
7. Water your plant.
8. Hang the bottle up by the string.

Today I was learning to write a procedure.