Super South Africa

 

Kia Ora bloggers! 

This week we are celebrating cultural week. Kids are making slides and dressing in their culture tomorrow. I have created this slide on South Africa. I am not from there but I decided to my report on South Africa. I have enjoyed learning about different cultures. Tomorrow we are going to watch what some kids have put together on a slide. My ancestors are from Norway, Scotland, England, and Ireland. Where are your ancestors/ where are you are from? This is not a finished piece of work but I will complete it:)

Totsiens:) See you next time:)

Source: Google, Wikipedia and books at home.

Phenomenal Persuasive Writing.

 

Kia Ora bloggers! Today is the last day of term 3, Yay! That means I have done some good work over the term. My favorite was maths and writing. This past few weeks we have been focusing on persuasive writing. I have started this writing piece about how I feel we should have more subjects at school. What subject would you like to have at school? I have not completed this writing piece yet. I found it easy to write and find information.

Adios bloggers:)

Source: Google and Wikipedia.

Magnificent Maori Animation

 

Hey bloggers! How is your day going? Last week was Maori language week. I created this slide to help you learn the Maori names for animals. I have worked on it for a few days and it was really fun. I learnt some names for animals along the way. Have you learnt any? 

Haere rā

Sources: Maori dictionary for animals names, Google for images, Remove. bag to remove the background.

Marvellous Mouldy Must Do's!

Kia Ora bloggers! Wow this was the first few days back at school since lockdown.

This week on Monday we had a mouldy must do slide that we had complete. This slide was for our inquiry. Our topic is food and mould. I loved doing the diagram of an apple when it moulds. I found these activity's really fun to do. Have you ever accidentally eaten mould? I have, it tasted gross!

Adios bloggers.

Magnificent Multiplying Math Work.

 

Kia Ora bloggers!

On Wednesday I worked on this slide for maths.  Do you know how to multiply fractions? It's very simple times the top two numbers together. The answer would go where the numerator would be. Then you times the bottom numbers together and put the answer on the denominator and that would be your answer. I love doing fractions, especially multiplying fractions. 

Adios bloggers:)

Exciting Experiment.

 

Kia ora bloggers! I still can't believe we're in lockdown. Anyways this week the teachers in Korimako decided to start our inquiry. Our inquiry topic is about food, and how long does it take to root or grow mold. The experiment we are doing at this moment is what liquid keeps an apple nice and fresh. Is it vinegar, lemon juice, salt and water, or an apple by its self?  I thought the vinegar would keep it nice and fresh but I checked this morning and now I think it would be the lemon juice. What liquid do you think will help the apple keep its freshness?

Adios bloggers.

Tinirau And The Whale.

Kia Ora bloggers! Wow can you believe we're in lockdown? 

Anyways this week I have worked on this biteable. It's about Tinirau and the whale. This is a Maori legend about how Kae was greedy. I really enjoyed working on this biteable and found it easy to make. You can click this Link to read and watch the story of Tinirau and the whale.

sources: Tinirau and the whale

Biteable

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