Kia Ora everyone and welcome back to my blog! This week I am posting about my maths and my goal was: Use multiplication and divison strategies to find fractions of whole numbers. I did five questions in total. Three number problems and two word problems. I hope that you enjoy my work and have a good day!
Hi Everyone and welcome back to my blog! This week we are doing distance learning because we are in lockdown. For reading, our create was to make something that explains grit and perseverance and times we showed grit and perseverance. I made a slide show using google slide to explain my learning. At first I had a bit of trouble deciding on what I should use on my examples but I persevered and got my work done and now I am very proud of it. I hope you enjoy and have a amazing week!
Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog. This week for Te Reo we had to make a slideshow and it had to include: Many objects are there, how many people are there and what is the date. We also learnt the Maori months, days of the week and how to count to 50 in Maori. I hope you enjoy my slideshow and I hope you have an amzing day!
Question: Can you count to ten in Maori?
Hi everyone! Welcome back or welcome to my blog. Today I made a video about how to skip. I got the inspiration for this from Calystah and here is the link to original post. I hope you learn to skip from this video and have an amazing day everybody!
Question: Did this video help you with your skipping skills?
Terrific Town Trip
Hello! How has your day been so far? Today I'm going to tell you all about a town trip I went on. So on the 20th of May, my Hub and I went on a Town trip to do some learning for our PBL.
When we got off the bus I was already so excited. Me and my team started off at Margaret Mahy playground where our teacher showed us all the special markings around the park.
Next, we headed over to see tuna and the mats and our teacher showed us all about how the mats are very deep so if something happens, they can dig them up and move them. We also fed the eels. But I have to admit, the eels kind of scared me.
After that, we ran over to the Waka. The lady taught us the commands for when we are in the Waka, after that we hopped in. My arms started to get tired, but I kept on going. I’m pretty sure we all enjoyed it.
Victoria Square was next, we learnt how Victoria Square used to be a trading centre where you traded food. There was a big pou and the eyes for the creatures were paua shells. There were also some Māori carvings that both looked different but really cool. But after a long day of learning we had to leave, but I am definitely coming back. For sure.
My favourite part of the trip was the Waka because we all worked together really well to make the Waka go along the Avon. And plus it was just really cool because it was my first time going on a real Waka. It was also my first time seeing a real Waka.
Something I learnt was that the mats are really deep and that they have different meanings. Also, there are 13 different mats around town. I never really noticed the mats.
The thing I found the most interesting was that all the designs around Margaret Mahy have a special meaning to them . Also how there is so much Māori culture around the city. I never knew there was so much Māori stuff around our city.
Well I hope you enjoyed my recount, maybe you should look around our city and find some of these things.
Question: Have you ever seen a real Waka and also, have you ever been on one?
Hi everyone! Welcome back to my blog. This week for reading we had to make somthing about all the Matariki stars and what they mean. We had to do some research and put it onto a presentation. I hope you enjoy the rest of your week and have an amazing weekend!
Question: What is your favourite Matariki star and why?
