Prototec score

Prototec

Once again I have done Prototec for math again and we have done 2 to 3 witch is the easiest one of coars it was real easy for me check out my score.

all of them was super dopa easy hopefully we do a harder level. 

Prototec

My Prototec Score

Today my math group is learning how to use Prototec. Prototec helps you learn lots of math questions.

Here Is My Score. Next time I use prototec I going to try my hardest to get all of the questions correct

Numeracy Reflection

Numeracy/Mathletics

Hello, It is Numeracy time and I am telling you how good math is helping me learn.There is a site called Mathletics.On Mathletics there is something called live Mathletics you can v.s everyone in the World, School and Class and then there is lessons were you can learn times tabels and more. I love Mathletics.
Here is a screen shot of it.


Here is the lessons.

And here is live.

if you want to try mathletics out click the link below.

Click here to try out mathletics

Conch Shells

Conch Shells

Hi, this slide show is about Conch Shells.Conch Shells are a unique type of shells when you blow into them they make this wonderful sound hope you enjoy the slide show.

Voki

My Voki

Hey everyone this is my Voki.Voki is really cool to use.

Click here to see my Voki

Senior Hub Homework

Senior Hub Homework Term Two

Week Lima

Your homework is due in to your teacher on Friday.  It is your responsibility to make sure it is handed in at the right time.

Remember that we are working on developing your self management skills so you can come to homework club if you would like to use your device at school to work on it.

Values: Flexible Thinking What does it mean to be flexible in our thinking? Give some examples of when we might need to have flexible thinking. What are some other words that mean the same as flexible thinking? EXTRA: Create a Google Drawing that shows what flexible thinking means .	Word of the Week: Flexible What does flexible mean? Use the word flexible in two different sentences. 1) 2) EXTRA: Make a list of words that end with the suffix ible or with the blend fl
Math: Spend as much time as you can on Mathletics.  Aim for 20 minutes a day. Basic Facts: Complete the 8 timetables below. These are the same as groups of. You should be able to complete x1 x2 x5 x10 x11 by yourself - if you can do the rest awesome! EXTRA: Create a slide showing a math strategy.  Duplicate slides to show each step.	Literacy: Spend as much time as you can on STEPSWEB.  Aim for 20 minutes a day. Persuasive Writing: Write about one of the following topics with the intention of persuading the reader of your point of view. Should we get TVs in our spaces so teachers can use them instead of the push around on a trolley on. Should we have chickens and some sheep at school. Talk to your friends and families about the topic so you have a range of opinions.
Reading: Your choice. Read something of your own choice.  Complete the prompts below. What did you read? What was it about? Insert a picture of you reading this book. Who do you think it was written for? Rate what you read: Circle one.	Samoan Language Week: This week is Samoan Language week. The theme is: Have a think about what this might mean.  Write down your ideas down below. Use this chart, to learn some basic Samoan Language. Let’s try and use these throughout this week. Check out this site to see what else you can learn: Canterbury Libraries.
Artist Study: Do some research and find an artist who you like.  This can be any kind of visual artist. Create a slide to showcase some of their works, explain what one of your favourite pieces is about, introduce us to what it is they do and share with us why you like them.	Basic Facts: Complete these: 8X Tables 1x8= 2x8= 3x8= 4x8= 5x8= 6x8= 7x8= 8x8= 9x8= 10x8= 11x8= 12x8= 1x8= 2x8= 3x8= 4x8= 5x8= 6x8= 7x8= 8x8= 9x8= 10x8= 11x8= 12x8= 1x8= 2x8= 3x8= 4x8= 5x8= 6x8= 7x8= 8x8= 9x8= 10x8= 11x8= 12x8= 7,8,9 and 10x table trick
Today we talked about all of the amazing things that have been invented throughout time because of their flexible thinking. Describe your favourite	Kupu o te wiki: Puku PukuP ukupukaPu
Winter Cloze Fill in the blanks with words from the box: snowmen icicles hot chocolate slide snowfall scarves frost breaking snow angels heavy below forms catch blizzards fireplace blackouts enjoy freezes keep boots build slip gloves snowball drop covers hockey Winter Weather: Winter is the season when temperatures ________________, snow _____________ the ground,  ________________ covers windows and ________________ hang from roofs. When the temperature is _______________ zero, water ___________________ and ice ________________ on puddles, ponds and lakes. Children have great fun _________________ the ice in puddles on their way to school. Winter Fun: After a heavy __________________, children play in the snow. They _____________ snow forts, make _______________ and ______________, and have _________________ fights. People also ________________ skiing, skating, and sledding in the winter. Another popular winter sport is _______________. Winter Dangers: The cold weather can also be dangerous; people ______________ on the ice and cars ______________ down hills crashing into each other. As well, heavy snowstorms called _________________ can knock down power lines and cause _________________. Some people also _________________ a cold when they stay out in the cold. Keeping Warm: Because winter is so cold, people have to find ways to ________________ warm. People wear ___________ coats, ______________ for their necks, _______________ for their hands, and ______________ on their feet. Children drink __________________ when they come in from the cold. And families sit around the _________________ at night and talk about what they did during the day.

Marae

                                               

              Marae study

What is in the newspaper about a marae?

A marae is a special place for the Maori. It’s a place where the culture can be celebrated, where costumes can be explored and debated, where family occasions such as birthdays can be held, and where important ceremonies, such as welcoming the visitors or farewelling the dead (tangihanga), can be performed. Maori see a Marae as a home.It is there turangawaewae (standing), a place where they know they belong and where they are from.

About a Marae in my own words.

Describing the Marae.

A Marae has a lot of carvings around it and there is a gate with carvings on it also. Inside a marae most of them have pictures of story’s well that’s what was in the marae I when to with some of the school.

What you do in a marae.

In marae’s you start off by waiting at the gate then someone will come out and greet you into the there marae. Once they greet you in they'll offer you a seat and you will just stand there and wait until they tell you to enoho ( sit ). Once you sit quietly the people will talk to you in maori of course because it’s a marae. After they speak they will offer you kai ( food ), and a drink. Next when  you finish you’re kai and juice or water you will say you’re mihi.

Reach cancer

Reach Charity

                          

Reach is a Child cancer Charity for kids with cancer. Reach stands for 4 kids who had cancer, I’ll tell you what it stands for,

Remember

Eddie

Aaliyah-Rose

Charlotte

Harley

That is what reach stands for. Its stands for something else but I can’t remember what it also stands for. One Saturday Miss Waho my teacher she gave up half of her hair for the Reach child cancer at the palms mall. So much people shaved their hair for the children who had cancer so the kids could have wigs, because there is a pill called kimo which also makes you lose hair so people make wigs for them.