My future home

Hello bloggers,
Its Alan here and today I am going to tell to you about when I grow up what design I will draw for my future home. This is a picture of the house I made using the google drawings.

And this up stairs.

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Maths

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Its Alan here and today I am going to Tell you seven tips for maths success and what I should finish in maths this week in Maths this week. 

1. Do all of the homework. Don’t ever think of homework as a choice.
2. Fight not to miss class. Math class moves fast, teaching a new concept every day. 
3. Find a friend to be your study partner. We all have reasons for legitimate absences. So find a friend who will take good notes when you’re gone and will call that night to fill you in on the homework
4. Get help fast. If a student realises that something is difficult, he should seek as much help as possible as quickly as possible. 
5. Don’t swallow your questions. Questions are the vehicle by which we learn. If you have one, ask it. Chances are that many of your students have the same question.
6. Basic skills are essential. Quick: what’s 9 times 7? To be successful, students must be able to answer this correctly in their sleep.
7. Understand what the calculator is doing. It’s not enough to know how to use the calculator; students need to know what the answer means. 

Now I am going to show you the copy of the math work.`

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Handwriting

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It's Alan here and today I am going to share some questions about handwriting, and answer them. 

1. Why is cursive handwriting important?

Ans:Learning cursive handwriting is important for spelling skills, enabling children to recognise words when they read them later. Typing doesn't have the same effect on the brain, as it doesn't require the same fine motor skills and simultaneous activity.

       2. Is typing better than handwriting?

Ans:When you write your notes by hand, you develop a stronger conceptual understanding than by typing. Since handwriting is slower and more tedious, it makes it harder to take notes verbatim. Therefore you have to actually process the information and summarise it in a way that makes sense for you.

       3.Does handwriting help memory?

Ans:Writing By Hand Improves Your Memory, Experts Say. Don't throw away your old notebooks just yet. ... In fact, writing by hand appears to improve our ability to remember things, meaning even in today's tech-obsessed society, the pen just might be mightier than Word.

This is what I did in my handwriting.

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