Writing

On Wednesday 23 November 2016 it was our School Athletics.

We did shot put, discus, relays, 100 meters sprints and high jumps.Firstly we did discus then we did throwing and running. We had to run because we had to get our discus.

Lastly  all students were cheering because some students came 1st and 2nd or 3rd but I came 3rd at discus.

It was a good day!    

Te reo maori

Manaakitanga - respect

Noa - safe from

tiaki - to care for

       

LIGHT

1.Today for science Intensive, we learnt
about light. Light is electricity it gives
you power too.next we learnt about
refraction and reflection.

2.Then we did something how to
make a rainbow.we had to reflect
and refraction it.the light comes
from the sun too.

3.I felt happy because we learnt
how to reflect and refraction
and i felt excited because i
got to watch a cartoon.

HOW TO MAKE A RAINBOW

Story map

Creating a story map is a way to help you understand and summarize the stories you read.  When you make a story map, you identify the basic story elements, such as the characters, setting, conflict, and important plot events.

Read your story. Create a story map using google docs under the headings on the template provided. Share your story map on your individual blog after you have edited it.

Story Map

Title:The Best Skateboarder in the school

Author: philippa werry

Characters:jamie finn

Setting:the setting took place at outside

Conflict:jamie was a skateboarder

Resolution: the other people learned how to skate

Beginning:jamie was a very good skateboarder

Middle:the setting took place at the outside

End:jamie's friends learned how to skate

Te reo maori

Kāore i tua atu i a koe!

Kāore i tua atu i a koe!: There’s no one better than you!

Kāore i tua atu i a koe!
There’s no one better than you!

Kiwi can

1.On friday we went to kiwi can We were in GBS i was in class room 10

We played games one of

The games was flip the map.

2.Next we did our topic our

Topic was perseverance and

Our theme was resilience.

3.I felt happy because we played

Flip the map some people

Was sad because they made

Our class losed.     

Story Map

`Creating a story map is a way to help you understand and summarize the stories you read.  When you make a story map, you identify the basic story elements, such as the characters, setting, conflict, and important plot events.

Read your story. Create a story map using google docs under the headings on the template provided. Share your story map on your individual blog after you have edited it.

Story Map

Title:The Gift

Author: Te Aorere Riddell

Characters:Mahue Papa

Setting:the setting took place outside

Conflict:Once their was some people that lived In a little tiny house.

Resolution:the soldiers came and saved the People that lived in that little house.

Beginning:their was some people that Lived in a small village

Middle:The peoples names was mahue And papa and the soldier

End:The soldiers came to save the day

Te Reo Maori

Ka kino kē...!

Ka kino kē...!: ... are/is too much!

Ka kino kē koe!
You’re too much!

Ka kino kē a Manu!
Manu is too much!

MATHS

today for maths we learnt about splitting numbers
we had to solve 75+9=84 .my answer was 84
because you I took one from the 75 and put it on 9 to make 10 and 74 was the number saw I did the answer 84.

SOUNDS

Our ears can hear differences in sound

Sounds can be louder or softer higher

Or lower.the louder the vibration

The louder the sound

The harder we strike blow

Pluck or scrape sound makes the

Louder the sound it makes.

MATHS

63 - 39 is 24 because i spited the 2nd number and split it into 30 and a 9 saw i did 63-30=33-9=24

NARRATIVE WRITING

DESCRIBE MAP

DESCRIBE MAP

science

Use a Balloon to Amplify Sound

Small sounds can still make a big noise when you use a good sound conductor. Experiment with a balloon, compressed air and your own ears to find out how it works and the science behind it.

What you'll need:

• Balloon

Instructions:

1. Blow up the balloon.
2. Hold the balloon close to your ear while you tap lightly on the other side.

What's happening?

Despite you only tapping lightly on the balloon your ears can hear the noise loudly. When you blew up the balloon you forced the air molecules inside the balloon closer to each other. Because the air molecules inside the balloon are closer together, they become a better conductor of sound waves than the ordinary air around you.