Thursday, 30 July 2020

July Student reflection

Today we are doing our July reflection.
Next time I would change 
I found it easy to take the picture of Me
I found it tricky to find a good fact

Friday, 24 July 2020

David Walliams Fact File

For reading we are learning to identify the main idea. We had to research David Walliams and make a fact file.

I found it easy to find the quotes.

I found it tricky to find out who his children's names are because it wouldn't pop up when I searched it.



My faith poster

 
Today we had a pick to do a drawing on our chromebook. Or on a piece of paper i chose a piece of paper because i'm a  good drawer and i love to draw some stuff 
I found it tricky to do school clothes and also a person  helping a grandpa with his bags of food lots of food 
I found it easy to draw a tree with the leaves

Wednesday, 22 July 2020

Reports

Me and my buddy Willow had to put the cut piece of paper in order. We'll try put  them in order we had some right not that much we'll we were close        
I found it tricky to glue and then stick them on the paper with stick hands.
I found it easy to remember some of them and were the had to go.

Monday, 29 June 2020

Patten Ball P.E.

We are learning to communicate and work as a team.
How we worked out the pattern: I started with the pink ball we needed to chest pass. Mya started with the blue ball we needed to bounce pass. Kylah started with the rugby ball we needed to rugby pass.
To communicate we had to call names and use eye contact.
I found it easy to throw the balls and communicate.
I found it tricky to catch the rugby ball.

The video is too big to put on our blog so use this link!

Thursday, 25 June 2020

Matariki

this week we are learning about

Matariki.

Matariki is a time to spend with friends and family and also a time to celebrate the māori New Year.

To enjoy the yummy favour and since songs and play games.

matariki comes out around June and July once June July go past it's a signal for the farmers so they know it's time for their crops to be pulled out of the ground.


How many stars are there in matariki?

Maori astronomer named Dr Rangi Matamua studied stars for about 30 years and discovered that there are nine 9 stars in matariki Not sevan 7.


The nine Matariki 

Matariki Is that signifies reflection, and hope for our connection to the environment and the gathering of the people. Matariki is also connected to the health and wellbeing of people.


Pohutukawa 

Is the star connected to those that have passed on 


Waiti

Is connected with all fresh water bodies and the food sources that are sustained by those waters.


Waitā 

Is associated with the ocean and food sources within it.


Waipuna-ā-Rangi Is connected with the rain 


Tupuārangi

Is the star connected with everything that grows up in the trees: fruits, berries birds.


Ururangi 

Is the star connected with the winds.


Hiwa-i-te-Rangi

Is the star connected with granting our wishes, and realising our aspirations for the coming year.


Monday, 22 June 2020

Times Tables

We are learning our time tables.
We are learning two each week.
I am learning 8x8 9x8
I found it tricky to do times tables
I found it easy to highlight  the ones i know
Next time i will Practice my time tables