Ako evening Term 2!

We did individual inquiries for Ako evening. Everyone had a question they wanted to know the answer to so they researched it. 

Here are our pictures from Ako evening!

WALT use dialogue in our writing

Focuses for writing this week	Explanation in my own words.
Where do speech marks go	before and after the talking part
How to put in other punctuation	they go before the last speech mark, like on the inside like this "ahh!"
When to start a new line or when to keep writing	if its one person - you keep writing. if its two or more people - you put each reply on a new line.
Different words for ‘said’	Asked, replied, responded, yelled, screamed, shouted, mumbled, said, muttered, gasped, panting, chuckled, thought, told, uttered, continued, whispered
Adding adverbs	Responded politely, asked politely, screamed angrily,

EXAMPLES

“Who can I pick on?” asked Miss Ashley.

“Me” replied Timote.

“How was your day?” asked Hope.

“Great, thank you” replied Miss Ashley.

“How was your weekend” asked Dwyane.

“It was good” responded Havea.

If more than one person is talking, you put the reply underneath.

Mary was a beautiful girl who was wearing her long black hair in two plaits. She asked her mum, “can I go to the pools today?”.

“Why do you want to go” mum replied.

“It’s hot and I want to cool off”.

“Fine then”

If it’s only one person, you keep going.

Little red riding hood walked along the dirt path and thought to herself “I’m getting hungry”. She had walked a looooonng way but the thought of warm apple pie when she got to grandma’s house kept her going.

MY GROUP’S EXAMPLE.