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Tuesday, 18 August 2015

Best yet chocolate made by Whittaker's

WALT: Use language that paints a picture in the mind of our reader.
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I love the Whittaker's L&P chocolate so much that if I could eat in my sleep I would definitely eat this.


The Whittaker’s L&P chocolate is made with little popping candy like crystals that are coloured and flavoured as L&P. The crystals are mixed with very fine white chocolate made by Whittaker’s and shaped as ordinary chocolate but has an indent with the chocolate label Whittaker’s. They are king sized and can be brought from Count down and Pak’n Save for only 4:30.

Just one glimpse at the Whittaker’s L&P chocolate and it already caught my eye. The look of the white smooth chocolate and the shiny L&P sugar crystals shining through the chocolate like the sun on the blue ocean sea. One sniff and I could already smell the L&P flavour drifting up my nose making my mouth water like a baby that dribbles everyday. Peeling the wrapper off, I just couldn't wait to take a big bite. Breaking off a piece, just touching the chocolate I already knew that it was going to be good. A little tiny nibble and it felt as if a grenade of delightful tastes had just exploded in my mouth.


One thing that could have improved this chocolate was that there was more L&P flavour than the actual white chocolate. All you can taste is L&P with a pince of the chocolate it does still give flavour but not enough for me. I think that the L&P flavour took over the whole chocolate but it was still delicious. I think that this is the best chocolate yet for Whittaker’s.


Overall I think that this L&P Whittaker’s chocolate is fantastic. I would recommend this chocolate to any chocolate Whittaker’s lover, because it gives a good taste and you can tell even from not looking at the brand you can tell that it is a Whittaker’s chocolate.

Monday, 17 August 2015

Maths Teacher Lesson- Week 3

Maths Teacher Lesson- Week 2



Task Description:What we did was discuss our learning about decimals. We learnt how to add decimals. This is protractors

Maths Teacher Lesson- Week 1



This is the protractors practice lesson. In this lesson we learnt how to add and subtract decimals. Watch to see what we do. 

Maths Problem Solving- Week 4



This week our problem solving has been around decimals. We had to get into partners or in three. We then answered the problems. I have found this week a little harder to get my hear around. I find that I am still working in whole numbers and get the answers wrong. What has been a help is thinking of decimals as money - dollars and cents.

Thursday, 13 August 2015

Advice Blog- Fitness wristbands

WALT: Think critically about what we read.


This week in reading we have been learning about how to think critically about  what we read. In this task we had to write an advice blog to a person (James Abel) about choosing a wristband that would be good for him to choose for his fitness and his health. I also had to give him advice in how to make his own choices when buying another item. So here is my presentation about the advice I gave James Abel. 

Monday, 10 August 2015

Maths Problem Solving Week 2



Task: This task asked us to add decimals. We had to add the rounded numbers first then the units to get my answer I had to split numbers also in these problems. When getting my answer I had to also add the rounded numbers.