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This student enjoyed learning about 3D shapes in numeracy class. They also found joy in seeing others smile. The student reflected positively on their year in a short personal essay.
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Cody
Cody wrote about his year focusing on literacy, numeracy, and other interests. For literacy, he wanted to improve his spelling and his first word was "sharp." In numeracy, he enjoyed math and using a ladder, and his favorite part of math was games. His other interests included iPads, gym, computers, and the website Mathletics.
Charlie
This student enjoyed reading Paul Jennings story books and doing rocket writing projects this year to improve their literacy skills. They made progress in spelling, writing, and reading to grow their numeracy abilities. Overall, they loved being in grade 2 and having two teachers.
Emily
Emily enjoyed her year at Spring Gully Primary School, where she made progress in literacy and numeracy. She loved reading Roald Dahl and Paul Jennings books and doing rocket writings. In numeracy, Emily liked doing speed trials and was near the top of the ladder. She also had fun playing math games and enjoyed gym class, recess with friends, and camp.
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Cody
Cody wrote about his year focusing on literacy, numeracy, and other interests. For literacy, he wanted to improve his spelling and his first word was "sharp." In numeracy, he enjoyed math and using a ladder, and his favorite part of math was games. His other interests included iPads, gym, computers, and the website Mathletics.
Charlie
This student enjoyed reading Paul Jennings story books and doing rocket writing projects this year to improve their literacy skills. They made progress in spelling, writing, and reading to grow their numeracy abilities. Overall, they loved being in grade 2 and having two teachers.
Emily
Emily enjoyed her year at Spring Gully Primary School, where she made progress in literacy and numeracy. She loved reading Roald Dahl and Paul Jennings books and doing rocket writings. In numeracy, Emily liked doing speed trials and was near the top of the ladder. She also had fun playing math games and enjoyed gym class, recess with friends, and camp.
Will t
This document lists the author's interests in rocket writing and reading sports books. It also provides the author's speed trial scores over 20 trials ranging from 5 to 17. Finally, it lists the author's friends Deakyn, Alex B, Bailey, Riley, Barydon, Cody, Ethan G, Hudson, and Harry M.
Jorja
Jorja describes her year in school, noting that she enjoys literacy activities like rocket writing and listening to her teacher read Paul Jennings books. In numeracy, she lists her scores from ladder and speed trials. Additionally, she enjoyed participating in sports like football, soccer and basketball, and going to camp.
Xavier
This student enjoyed using literacy programs like Monkey Jam to write information reports and reading Paul Jennings stories, advancing from white to brown to gold reading levels. In numeracy, the student improved speed on trials from 5 to 20 and at the program Mathletics, finding suddy laddy fun. The student also enjoyed Rocket Writing, making ice cream cantinas, photo story, and playing with friends.
Alanah
This student enjoyed literacy activities like reading Paul Jennings books and writing. They also enjoyed numeracy, competing on math ladders and speed trials, scoring between 8-22 on different tests. The student enjoyed other activities like gym, swimming, and could do a backflip on a roller and dive in the pool.
Gabby
This student enjoyed improving their writing skills through spelling and different writing strategies. They also liked the ladder and speed trials in math class to help improve in an area they struggle with. During gym, the student worked on doing backward rolls and was encouraged by their teacher not to give up.
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This document lists the author's interests in rocket writing and reading sports books. It also provides the author's speed trial scores over 20 trials ranging from 5 to 17. Finally, it lists the author's friends Deakyn, Alex B, Bailey, Riley, Barydon, Cody, Ethan G, Hudson, and Harry M.
Jorja
Jorja describes her year in school, noting that she enjoys literacy activities like rocket writing and listening to her teacher read Paul Jennings books. In numeracy, she lists her scores from ladder and speed trials. Additionally, she enjoyed participating in sports like football, soccer and basketball, and going to camp.
Xavier
This student enjoyed using literacy programs like Monkey Jam to write information reports and reading Paul Jennings stories, advancing from white to brown to gold reading levels. In numeracy, the student improved speed on trials from 5 to 20 and at the program Mathletics, finding suddy laddy fun. The student also enjoyed Rocket Writing, making ice cream cantinas, photo story, and playing with friends.
Alanah
This student enjoyed literacy activities like reading Paul Jennings books and writing. They also enjoyed numeracy, competing on math ladders and speed trials, scoring between 8-22 on different tests. The student enjoyed other activities like gym, swimming, and could do a backflip on a roller and dive in the pool.
Gabby
This student enjoyed improving their writing skills through spelling and different writing strategies. They also liked the ladder and speed trials in math class to help improve in an area they struggle with. During gym, the student worked on doing backward rolls and was encouraged by their teacher not to give up.
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Braydon
- 2. Numeracy I liked I liked learning 3D shapes
- 3. Other I like seeing smiles .