Kia ora Welcome back to my blog or Welcome to my blog. This week in maths we were looking at fractions. To me fractions are fairly easy, but to other people they are a bit harder. What I do when I work out fraction I draw boxes and then put one number into each box until there are no more numbers left. It is probably the easiest way to solve fractions. If you don't know what I am talking about then you can look at how I worked out the fractions in my slideshow.
Kia ora and welcome back to my blog this week in RE I chose to do a poster. we had to include a Quote, main idea, the verse, and a fact. my Quote was I am the bread of life my main idea was that if you believe in God and Jesus then you will have eternal life and your soul will live on in Heaven. The verse was John 6:48-51.My fact was that after the feast was done and everyone went home there were still 12 baskets left. Anyway down bellow is my poster
Hi welcome back to my blog this week at school for writing we were looking at a video called Umbrella what happens is that there a girl and her mum going to a orphanage to donate some toys. The writing was about empathy. Empathy is putting yourself in someone else's shoes
The Yellow UmbrellaOn the 20th of May we went to Margaret Mahy,
Victoria square, we fed the tuna,
went on a waka,
found 3 Māori mats and we did some rubbings.
At Victoria Square we drew a pou and went to look at all of the signs that said
what the Māori mats were for,
we learnt what all of the Māori mats meant.
My favourite part of the trip was the waka.
It was really fun, first we got into two groups and found a partner in the group.
Once you got a partner you would stand beside each other.
After that we got the paddles and learnt how to use them.
It was very easy to use them.
After we got in the waka and sat on one side of the waka then we started paddling.
I was so excited it was so fun paddling. We were in the waka for so long it was such a fun activity.
Something I learnt was that the black paving around the park has a song engraved
into it and it has lots of stories
behind all the carvings.
We found somewhere to sit down and go
on the black pavement and did some rubbings
It was so fun learning about the carvings on the black pavement.
Another thing that I learned was
that eels have teeth and when they take the food
there teeth scrape against the spoon.
The thing I found the most interesting was
when we looked at the Māori mats it was so interesting finding out what all of the Māori mats meant.
Mrs Bryce
told us that if there was an earthquake then the mat would be fine and some builders would be able
to take it
out of the ground and find another place for the mat to go.
That was
the thing I found most interesting.
This trip has helped me with my PBL because in Victoria Square there were many interesting pou.
I think
the reason that we went there
was so the teachers could get ideas for what we
could put around our school.
This week in maths I was learning how to do place value and compensation. place value and compensation is very simple to do you can use it to work out almost any maths problem. Place value and compensation is one of my favourite ways to work out maths problems.
This week in Maths I have been learning how to do place value with timetable. My maths goal this week is use a broad range of strategies to solve multiplication problems with whole numbers - Place value. It was very fun learning how to work out timetables with place value, It has been very easy to work out timetables now I can work out really big problems. Did you think this was easy or hard ? Do you know any others strategies that you can use to work out Timetables?
Kia Ora
This week for my maths goal, We were learning to solve subtraction problems by using reversibility bellow is my create task .
