Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Friday, July 22, 2016
Thursday, July 7, 2016
NZ Geography
1. Biggest Mountain is Mt. Cook.
2. Biggest lake is lake Taupo.
3. Biggest River is Waikato River
4. The South island is bigger then the North island
5. The North Island has more Regions.
6. NZ has a lot of volcanoes
7. The South island is colder
8. There is 6 regions in the South Island
9. There is 9 regions in the North Island
10. There is 15 regions in NZ
2. Biggest lake is lake Taupo.
3. Biggest River is Waikato River
4. The South island is bigger then the North island
5. The North Island has more Regions.
6. NZ has a lot of volcanoes
7. The South island is colder
8. There is 6 regions in the South Island
9. There is 9 regions in the North Island
10. There is 15 regions in NZ
The Classified Challenge
Today we had our classified challenge. We had to Skype a random school the teachers knew what school there were. We had to find out what school they were. We all had jobs my job was a Ambassador we had to ask the questions that the detective gave us. We started finding out which Island they are in. We asked are you in the south Island and they said yes. Next we had to find out what region it was. We guessed south land and got it correct.It was a very lucky guess we got it right o n the first try. Then we found out it was not in a city. We soon found out they were near highway 6. Then we guessed there school. There school was Limehills school on Derby RD
Thursday, June 23, 2016
Tikanga Maori
Today we did our Tikanga Maori practice. We are learning a song called Aotearoa. We practiced the song all together a few times to get confident. We are really good at the chorus.Then we split up in 5 different groups for 5 different parts of the song and decide to do poi, raku stick, dance. our group have decided to do dance. We have started looking at some moves. Our next steps are to use some moves and make a routine. We are going to perform this at a Hui.
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Wednesday, June 1, 2016
Learning Story
Labels:
iDevelop,
learning story,
maths,
narrative assessment,
Problem Solving
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