Liam's Paswative Writing

Liam's Paswative Writing Blog Post:
I do a Paswative Writing every week, because I can do really good to do a Paswative Writing, I can do my own writing by myself in my own dession, here are some Paswative Writing steps to how to make sense of my Paswative Writing, there are 6 steps:
1. To Make sense
2. Make sure It's the best paswative
3. What I was learning
4. What I did well
5.  What I could do better
6.  It can be the best, I can Listen to it, and I check it with a buddy
And That's how I do a Paswative Writing, I can do my best Paswative Writing every day, every term, every year and every day, and I know a Paswative Writing mean's I wanted to do.

My Learning:To solve problems by counting tens.

To solve problems by counting tens.
 I did well, because In know how to solve other problems, by counting forwards and backwards from tens and ones.

Yesterday in maths, I had a attend workshop with Whaea Jessie and I was learning about to solve up some problems, by counting in tens and ones.

And I could to better next time in maths, because I want to do another attend workshop maths with Whaea Jessie to solve more problems, by counting in tens and ones next time.

My Ceitficate

My Ceitficate
I think I should get a cetificate this year, because I want to get it for the rest of the year, week and the whole term, and I want to get another cetificate for the rest of the year.
Here are some cetificate steps to get one (Only 6 steps:)
1. Get one of the year
2.  Have one of the term
3. Get one at assembly
4. One cetificate every friday
5. To thank you our teachers
6. Get one for doing your own work
And we like getting a cetificate every friday, because It's so much fun to get one cetificate of each week, each year, each term and every friday when all of our class get's a cetificate every friday when we do the right thing and the right time for a cetificate when we listen to our teachers.
(Thank you for listening to my cetificate blog post.)