Kia Ora Bloggers and welcome back to my blog, this week we have been doing lots of free writing. The Title of the free writing I did was The last person standing on earth. The story was about a little girl named Zoey.
Here is the story.
What is your favorite part of the story?
Thank you for looking at my blog this week BYE!
Kia Ora Bloggers and welcome back to my blog, this week for te reo we have been learning about Matariki. Our create was to make a google drawing and right about our favorite star. My favorite star is Hiwa-I-Te-Rangi. Here is mine!
What is your favorite star?
Kia Ora bloggers and welcome back to my blog, this week for R.E we learned about the Miracles Jesus did. The one we have been focusing is the one when Jesus stopped the storm. Our create was to answer some questions and put it on a google drawing. Here is Mine!
What is your favorite miracle that Jesus did
Kia Ora Bloggers and welcome back to my blog, This week for reading we have been learning about Matariki. Our goal was: Make Connections between texts and general knowledge to expand meaning and pose questions. Our create was to make a google slideshow, a Google Drawing or a video and talk about Matariki. Here is mine!
Have you ever seen the stars in the sky before?
Here is a link to the Video
Kia Ora bloggers and welcome back to my blog, this week for maths we learned about Reversibility. Our Goal was: use a broad range of mental strategies to solve subtraction problems. Our create was to create something online like a google drawing or a slide show ( I did a slideshow ) Here is Mine!
Have you ever learnt about Reversibility before?
Kia Ora blogger and welcome back to my blog, this week for writing we were learning about Motor Vehicles. Our Create was to create a google drawing or a google slideshow ( I choose to do a google drawing ) on things we learned about Motor Vehicles on the video we watched. Here is Mine!
What do you know about Motor Vehicles before I told you?
Kia Ora bloggers and welcome back to my blog, This week for Te reo Māori we had to copy a Whakatauki off a google drawing the teacher sent to us. After we had copy and pasted it we had to write what this Whakatauki means to us. Here is mine!
What does this Whakatauki mean to you?
Kia ora bloggers and welcome back to my blog, this week for R.E we have been learning about how to do the sign of the cross. Our create for this week was to create a video on how to do the sign of the cross and put it on a google drawing. Here is Mine!
Do you know how to do the sign of the cross in Māori?
Here is a link to the video Link
Kia Ora Bloggers and welcome back to my blog, so this week I am going to be showing you my trip recount about Margaret Mahy. A couple of weeks ago we had a trip to the Margaret Mahy Playground. On our trip we feed the tuna we learned about all of the story's around Margaret Mahy Playground we also went down to Victoria square and we also looked at the Maori Mats.
Here is mine!
On Thursday the 20th of May Tumu hub went to Margaret Mahy Playground.
The first activity we did was we looked at the Māori mats.
We learnt that there were 13 mats all around Christchurch.
Each color on the mats represents something. Next we went to feed the Tuna.
We feed them cat food. There was a huge female tuna at the bottom of the river.
After that we went on a waka. Before we got to go on the waka we had to learn the commands.
We finally got to go on the waka. My group got to go first. The people who worked with the
waka’s pushed the waka out to the river. We started to row down the river.
Next we went to Victoria Square and we learned about all the statues all over the square.
The statues talk about Queen Victoria and Captain Cook.
Our Activity that we had to do was to draw one of the statues in the square.
I choose to do the poe. After that we went back to Margaret Mahy playground and we learned all about the stories about Margaret Mahy.
The stories were carved into the ground all over Margaret Mahy playground .
My favorite part of the trip was the waka because I liked rowing under the bridge and up and down the river.
Something I learnt was that one of the carvings at Margaret Mahy playground is a song.
I also learned that before the 2011 earthquake happened Margaret Mahy Playground was an indoor
swimming pool.
The thing I found the most interesting was that you can feed tuna cat food and mince.
This trip has helped me with my PBL because now I know where a couple of the mats are and I know a lot about them.
Have you ever been to the Margaret Mahy Playground before?
Thank you for looking on my blog this week BYE!!
Kia Ora Bloggers and welcome back to my blog this week for maths we learnt about time. Goal: L3 - Measure time in periods of up to 15 minutes. Our task was to make a pick a path. A pick a path is created on a slide show and you put a questions and then you add 1 right answer and 1 wrong answer. Here is mine
Have you ever made a pick a path before?
Kia Ora bloggers and welcome back to my blog, this week for reading we learned about the Queen because this week is the Queens second birthday. Our create for this week was to create a slideshow and add questions and you have to click on the answer you think it is. Here is mine!
Have you ever learned about the Queen before?
Kia Ora bloggers and welcome back to my blog, this week for maths we learnt about shapes. Our goal was: Goal: identify and describe 2D and 3D shapes using mathematical language.
We learnt about 3d shapes and 2d shapes. Our Create was to make a google drawing and put some 3d and 2d shapes on it and then with how many corners it has , how many faces it has , how many edges it has and how many vertices it has. Here is mine!
Have you ever learned about 3d and 2d shapes before?
