Ahh, it's a paper snake!

How to Make A Cobra-like Paper Snake!

You will need:

• A4 paper
• Pencil

Method:

1. Fold your paper in half vertically and equally.

2. On the sides. Fold the bottom flap diagonally until it reaches the top part of the paper that was folded in half. Do the same with the other flaps.

3. Unfold the vertical half and fold the one half of the two flaps until they reach the middle like making a paper airplane. Keep the tip in the middle.

4. Fold that side of the paper to the vertical fold like making a paper plane.

5. With the other side of the edge, horizontally fold it until it covers the triangular space. Tip: It doesn't matter if it goes over some of the paper fold.

6. Open up the fold and it should stand up or have a slightly bent stand.

7. At the tip of the standing part, push it down, so it’ll make a head.
8. Close the back of the head leaving no gap, then let go.

9. Use a pencil and draw some eyes and any design you like.

Note: Sometimes its top is heavy so you’ll have to hold the back to make it stand up.

Now you have made a cobra-like snake!

Learning intention: We are learning to follow the structure of a procedure.

Success criteria: I know I can do this when I write what you need and the steps for making a cobra-like snake in order.

My seedling needs extra nutrients to grow!

How to transfer a seedling from a pot to a garden bed:

You will need:

• Trowel
• Flat garden bed
• Sheep pellets
• Water - (diluted worm wee - optional)
• Sunlight
• Soft garden gloves
• Oxygen
• Seedling in pot
• Shade
• Watering can

Method:

1. Put on your garden gloves.

2. Find a spot in your garden to re-plant your seedling. Tip: Make sure your seedling isn’t planted on other growing seeds. Also, make sure you plant your seedling in a spot where it will get the sun or the shade that it needs.

3. Use your trowel to spade your great garden spot.

4. Drop your tiny sheep manure inside the hole to give your seedling extra nutrients.

5. Carry your seedling carefully to the hole and carefully hold the top your seedling inbetween your middle finger and your index finger to tap it out.

6. Tip it over carefully, while still holding the seedling and squeeze the pot gently and tap the bottom of the pot repeatedly until the seedling drops out from the pot.

7. Place the seedling inside the hole and cover up the base of the seedling with the surrounding soil.

8. Fill your watering can with water (you can add diluted worm wee to give it extra nutrients that it needs).

9. Water your seedling and place all the tools that you have used back to where you are storing them.

Learning intention: We are learning to write a procedure.

Success criteria: I know I can do this when I write the steps for replanting a seedling.

Don't forget to brush your tongue when you're brushing your teeth!

We are learning to understand the importance of brushing our teeth.
I know I can do this when I write the steps for brushing our teeth properly.

Do you know how to use the atlas?

How to find places using the atlas

You will need:

1x atlas

1x flat table (optional)

Steps:

1. Look for the index of the atlas that is in the back pages of the book.

2. Find the first letter of the name of the country or city (for example, E for England, Europe).

3. Once you have found the name of the country or the city, read across for the page number and the coordinates (for example, 45 C4).

4. Go to the page number in the atlas.

5. Use the coordinates on the border of the map and line them up to find the country or the city.

Hint: The place you’re looking for is near the line that you’ve lined up.

We are learning to develop researching skills using the atlas.

I know I can do this when I explain how we can find a country or city using the atlas.

Help, I can't find a scripture reference!

WALT demonstrate how to find a scripture reference in the New Testament.
I know I can do this when I write down steps of how to find a scripture reference.