Cheering for victory with encouraging support.  

Have you ever wondered what it was like inside our bodies? Well today we have discovered what its like inside our bodies with some help from Gean from CSIRO. Gean showed us lots of things about our bodies. It was lots of fun doing all those different experiments. We looked, smelled, tasted, touched wobbled & much more. We did heaps of things but the one I liked the most was the one when we had to smell what was in the little jars & match them up with smells in the other jars. Some of the smells made me dizzy.

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 Deep down in the bottom of the ocean there was a dolphin named Minnie. Everyday she would visit her friend Maybelle the whale. They were the youngest creatures in the ocean. One day they got tired of always being bossed around just because they were younger than everyone else. So they set off to find a place that was quiet & peaceful somewhere where they would be treated like queens. Then as they were about to give up they found a beautiful cave it was empty so they slept there for the night.

But when they woke up they found their selves surrounded by orcas every time they moved the orcas came closer. They didn’t know what to do but Maybelle remembered the signal that whales use to call the other whales. She called the others as loud as she could like a wolf howling at the moon.

The pod of whales came rushing to Maybelle & Minnie as if they were racers racing to the finish line. The pod of whales blew their bubbles & scared the orcas away. When the orcas were gone they all returned to the bottom of the ocean & they never wondered off without telling the pod first.          

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On Wednesday the Jollybops visited Belmore South. They showed us how to pop a balloon with fire, burn a tissue without getting hurt, throw a boomerang & much more.

My favourite part was when the Jolly Professor popped the balloon with fire. The 1st time the Professor did it everyone jumped. Some boys got the chance to play the  didgeridoo while Rusty the robot said the boys were hilarious.Most of the time i enjoyed and hoped it will come again!!!

For the past few weeks I have been researching tornadoes. On the third week of researching I have asked myself what is so special about tornadoes? Now I know what. What’s so special about tornadoes is that their wind speed can top 300 mph, tornadoes are formed by thunder storms, some tornadoes are made by water sprouts and that tornadoes are named by 2 Spanish words.      

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Latika  A

Brown  hair

Brown  eyes

Long    hair

Two     sisters

One      brother

Music   lover

Eats      chili

Loves    shopping

Hates    bugs

Enjoys   internet

Hello world, my name is Latika and I am in S23P this year. I am ready to interact with people from different countries all around the globe. I am confident to learn things that I didn’t know before.