Woman combing her hair

Today for cybersmart we were using a site called art colouring book. We got to pick a famous art picture and colour it our own way. I chose to do 'Woman combing her hair by Goyō Hashiguchi'. Goyō Hashiguchi was an artist in Japan. He designed fourteen woodblock prints which are regarded as masterpieces of the genre.

I enjoyed colouring it in because I was allowed to make it pop out.

I thought it was hard to pick one because there were a lot of really good ones. It was also hard to do the flowers because I had to do each and everyone individually.

My digital learning object shows that I can use Art colouring book. It also shows I can take a screenshot.

Here is the original:

Woman combing her hair by Goyō Hashiguchi

Here is my one:

Woman combing her hair by Kylah

Book Prediction

We predicted what would happen in the new book for the week: Rat Island by Stu Duval. On the back it says: Tam is the cabin boy aboard the pirate ship Terrified Jane. He lives in fear of the dreaded pirate Captain Ezekiel Tombs and his pet scorpion Virus. Tombs sets Tam the awful task of spying on his shipmates and assures him of a dreadful fate if he doesn't obey his commands. Meanwhile, the crew demand that Tam take their side and mutiny against the captain. Tam has to make a terrible choice to make - should he obey Captain Tombs' orders, or should he be loyal to the crew and risk the captain's wrath?

Here is the cover of the book:

And here is my prediction:

It says: I think the story will be on a pirate ship a long time ago. I think the cabin boy Tam, might have to go to Rat Island.

October Reflection

Today we were reflecting on our work from October. We need to do it every month because we can sit there and remember what we did. Have you done a monthly reflection?
I enjoyed taking the selfie. I enjoyed taking the selfie because it was nice and easy.
I found it tricky to do a background because one of the boxes were already white so I could not make a cool gradient colour. So I left it white.
My digital learning object shows that I can take a screenshot. It also shows I can take a picture of myself and put it on a google drawing.
Here is my October Reflection: