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Click on the space below  witch will take you to a really extraordinary fun puzzle.

We are doing a chocolate drive for the melbourne camp. Two days ago the chocolates arrived. I got two boxs to sell. There were six different types, Peppermint, plain chocolate, crunchie, top deck, mint chip and fruit and nut. In most boxs there were four of each type.

This is the Itinerary for the Melbourne camp. The Melbourne camp will take place on Wednesday August 27th to Friday August 29th. That means 2 nights and 3 days in Melbourne.

The itinerary looks like this:

DAY 1

7.00am - bus leaves Hawkesdale College - we will have a stop in Inverleigh for toilet and snacks

11.00am - arrive Melbourne - Scienceworks

11.30am - Planetarium at Scienceworks

12.45 - Melbourne River Cruise into city

1.00pm - own lunch on board cruise

2.00pm - Immigration Musuem

4.00pm - check in Melbourne Discovery

5.00pm - IMAX

6.30pm - Dinner - Universal Pizza on Lygon st

8.00pm - Movie at Melbourne Discovery Theaterette (we take our own DVD)

DAY 2

8.00am - Breakfast Melbourne Discovery (cereal, 1 toast, drink)

9.00am -Travel on - presentation by met travel

10.00am - Scavenger Hunt

11.30am - MCG - general tour and national sports museum (3.5 hours)

1.00pm - Packed lunch (from Melbourne Discovery)

3.30pm - Shrine of Remembrance

5.30pm - Dinner - Trios Southgate Food court

7.00pm - Eureka Skydeck

DAY 3

8.15am - breakfast (pack up rooms and bring bags down to the foyer)

9.00am - Queen Victoria Market

11.30am - Old Melbourne Gaol

12.30pm - depart for home

This is something we can look at before our next Grammer Test.

Common NOUN - the name given to a person, place or thing eg pimple, towel, pumpkin

ADJECTIVE - a word which describes a noun eg. blind, prickly, enormous

PROPER NOUN - the name of a particular person, place or thing. Proper nouns have capital letters. eg Kevin Rudd, Canberra, Prime Minister

VERB - an action or a doing word. If you can do it, then it’s a verb eg crawl, tickle, swim

ADVERB - Adds to the verb. Usually ends in ly and usually answers the question “how” something was done. eg. erratically, mercilessly, quickly

PERSONAL PRONOUN - a word which indicates personal onwership eg she, he, they, we, them, their, we,

CONJUNCTION - A word that joins 2 ideas together in a sentence. eg. and, then, so, but.  One conjunction, one fullstop. A sentence must only contain one conjunction.

PREPOSITION - A word  which indicates the “position” of something, compared to something else eg. the frog in the pond, the turtle under the rocks