The first two slide in my prestation was to quickly revise on my measurement that we did recently and just things to touch base on as we only have a term left of school at Pt England. We finally moved onto Algebra! I enjoyed this topic of maths last year. My neural pathways were really strong when it came to this topic so I immediately knew what to do for Number Patterns. This made it really easy for me to solve. Enjoy!
Showing posts with label Room 4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Room 4. Show all posts
Thursday, 24 September 2020
Wednesday, 29 July 2020
Sweet Fractions - Maths 2020
Task Description
For our DMIC lesson, we solved a problem about fractions. We worked in groups of three and solved each question and task that came with the overall problem. We didn't have much time but my group and everyone else were able to solve the questions and have the correct answer and strategy at the end. The lessson was very fun and I look forward to the next DMIC session we have.
Thursday, 2 July 2020
1 Million Pound Note Pt.2 - Reading 2020
Task Description
This is Part 2 to my other blog post. I answered some more questions to the other part of th text. I listebed ti a summarised version of Mark Twains story. The ending was quite a great twist. Amazing book and the follow up task was pretty easy. I hope to read more interesting and long books like this.
Thursday, 25 June 2020
Fractions/Decimals - Maths 2020
TASK DESCRIPTION
I did a quick activity from the site our student teachers have made. Up above, I converted decimals into fractions and fractions into decimals. It was pretty easy and the videos on the site helped me have a better understanding of it. I've learnt so much from this site. Thank you Student Teachers!
Wednesday, 24 June 2020
Scandalous Satire - Reading 2020
TASK DESCRIPTION
This week's topic is Fake News. I've learnt many terms that are helpful. We learnt what satire was. Satire is a the use of humour or exaggeration to expose and criticize society or people's personal beliefs or ways. If you ever come across something suspicious and you don't know if it is fake news then here are some ways to see if it is real - Check google - see if there are any reliable sites that have reported that article. Read it clearly - see if is based on opinon or facts. Investigate the site and see if the other sites have talked about factual articles or not!
Friday, 19 June 2020
Protests - Writing 2020
PROTESTS
Why do people protest? To fight for what they think is right, raising awareness so we
can all make a change in our community. For more than 150 years, New Zealand has
had the freedom to protest. You can protest if you want!
can all make a change in our community. For more than 150 years, New Zealand has
had the freedom to protest. You can protest if you want!
What is a protest? A protest is a party of people taking action against or for something.
Hikoi, March, Strike, Petition, Meet and Rallies, these are the different ways you can
protest. The group of people share the same understanding and perspective and try to
convince the other side to see what is wrong!
Hikoi, March, Strike, Petition, Meet and Rallies, these are the different ways you can
protest. The group of people share the same understanding and perspective and try to
convince the other side to see what is wrong!
What causes a protest? Protests are an action-based response to a controversial topic.
It usually occurs when people have had enough of staying silent. They use their voice as
an attempt to influence the public, government and more.
It usually occurs when people have had enough of staying silent. They use their voice as
an attempt to influence the public, government and more.
Do Protests actually work? Yes! But, it depends on the people who are protesting and
the government. The protesters must be able to convince and have evidence to support
their protest, Our government should also be able to listen and understand what they’re
trying to say, they should also make the right and best decision for their people and
land. It all decides on both sides!
the government. The protesters must be able to convince and have evidence to support
their protest, Our government should also be able to listen and understand what they’re
trying to say, they should also make the right and best decision for their people and
land. It all decides on both sides!
Now that you are more educated on protests, what are you gonna do? WIll you use
your voice and amplify others' opinions? You have the freedom to protest about
anything. You are able to protest and change the world!
your voice and amplify others' opinions? You have the freedom to protest about
anything. You are able to protest and change the world!
Task Description
This is my writing about protests. It took a pretty long time to write and I am very proud of what i've written. Hope you have learnt more about this topic!
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Monday, 8 June 2020
What's the point? - Writing 2020
Task Description
We learnt about fables. A fable is a short story that has a moral. We read a few fables and wrote a summary and the moral of that story. Now, I am trying to write my own fable with an important moral or message I want to spread around the world. So, stay tuned!
Tuesday, 26 May 2020
Kid President - Hauora 2020
Task Description
Kid President is a wonderful role model. The things we say can affect each other positively. When we say kind words, it strengthens our taha whanau and taha hinengaro. I wrote 3 things that I would like to say more often, Enjoy!
Tuesday, 18 June 2019
In between the fractions! - Maths
Walt: Find a fraction in between the fractions
Task Description
Our task was to solve what fraction is in between the fractions on the two slides.
This determines whether I understand equivalent fractions and if I am ready to move onto multiplying, adding, dividing, and minusing fractions.
Task Description
Our task was to solve what fraction is in between the fractions on the two slides.
This determines whether I understand equivalent fractions and if I am ready to move onto multiplying, adding, dividing, and minusing fractions.
Tuesday, 14 May 2019
Concrete Coordinates
Walt:We are learning to use grid references and scale
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