Thursday 10 th March To get ready for today’s lesson 1.Save this file in your LEO folder. 2.Come into the online conference. Follow the link on the next slide. 3.Open your Australia PowerPoint. 4.Open up Gimp 2 from your LEO programs. 5.When you get in the conference – say hello through the chat.

Conference link = etingId= Password = clever1

My noun and I went to the noun hoping to catch a adjective barramundi. Catching the big barramundi that verb in the mangrove estuaries is a dream of many noun. We had a adjective guide from the fishing charter company - Catch-a-big-one. He was an adjective noun. It was a long day, leaving our noun at 4am. His boat was well set up. It was powerful, and we were soon up the Mary River system. We then verb around the banks near the mangroves. The crocodiles were huge on the banks. After awhile we moved to the Corroboree Billabong. That’s when the action started. There were a few strikes, but we couldn’t land them. Noun got a large fish up to the side of the boat, but I couldn’t get the net to it in time. By using our adjective noun, we were able to verb some of the adjective fish. Words to use to replace the green highlighted words. NOUNS = mate, Northern Territory, fishermen, bloke camp, Davo, talent ADJECTIVES = huge, great, amazing, remarkable, giant VERBS = hide, puttered, land