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Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts

Friday, July 9, 2021

Toroa Bio Poem

WALT: take information from non fiction text to complete a bio poem.

Toroa

Lover of the Southern Ocean with all its delicious delights like squid, octopus, salps and fish. 

Who needs fishermen to do their very best to help the Albatross survive by fishing on the very darkest nights and avoiding the full moon.

Who gives 85 percent of their life to the sea looking for food, flying just above the surface of the salty water.

Who feared the British who hunted them for their feathers, bills and bones.

Who would like to hang out on land clacking their bills having a korero with their friends.

Who comes from a long line of ancestors like the Antarctic  penguin.

Albatross 

Friday, September 11, 2020

how to make healthy gummys

 WALT we are learning to follow a recipe.

Equipment list:               

Gummy maker

Measuring cup

Measuring jug

Table spoon

Juicers x2

Knife

Spoon 


Ingredients:

Sugar

Gelatin

Oranges in bags x2

Lemonade bags x2

Bag of ice x1


Step 1. Get all your equipment out of the cupboard.

Step 2. Get all of the ingredients out of the cupboard.

Step 3. Put the juicers on the table.

Step 4. Cut the oranges in half.

Step 5. Put half of an orange in the juicer and squeeze or push.

Step 6. Then get your gummy maker and pore the juice into the little pot.

Step 7. Get your gelatin  and put 3 tbsp in the pot then stir.

Step 8. Get your sugar and put 1 tbsp in the pot then stir until thick.

Step 9. when done put the ice in the parts under the gummy mould's.

Step 10. pore the mixture into the gummy mould's.

Step 11. wait for 20 - 30 minutes.









  



The hardest thing about making these gummy's was poring the mixture into the bowl because it was hard to pore the mixture into the mould's and making sure that it doesn't overflow. The easiest thing about making the gummy was juicing the oranges.


Have you made healthy gummy's?

What do they taste like?


Thursday, July 2, 2020

The Seven Sisters Of Matariki

WALT: We are learning about the myths and legends of matariki


Once upon a time there were seven brothers, the 

 youngest was Tui. all of the other brothers were the best                          
looking men in the whole village. One day they all went 

hunting when they heard a beautiful sound so they 

decided to follow it. They followed the bush, rivers and up 

a hill. There stood the most beautiful women they had ever 
        
seen! Tui said they were fairy women. His brothers weren't 
         
listening and decided to take them back to the village and 
                                                                  
make them their wifes. Time passed and through that time 
                                                                 
the brothers always got seafood and only eat that for 

breakfast, lunch and dinner. One day one of the brothers 

came back from fishing and his wife was not there. 

when she came back he asked her where she had been. .

Then his wife burst into flames and than she whispered  

To him there plane to starve there brothers to death 

their plan was to starve his brothers to death. That night  

six fantails were sitting on a tree outside Tui’s hut then a 

7th came out of one of the brothers huts tui creeped up to 

try and listen to there plan then he gathered all of his 

brothers and told them there plan most of the brothers 

Were shocted one said I new that. Then they started to 

form a plan to catcher there wifes and put them 

Somewhere far away from anywhere. That night they got a 

Huge net and when all of there came out they caught them  

with the net and tui though them into the the night sky.  



            


The hardest part about the peace of wrtiting was trying to recreate it in my own way.


do you now more about the seven sisters of matariki ?

Friday, March 6, 2020

photosynthesis

WALT we are learning about what plants need to grow

























When I was doing this the hardest part was trying to find a plant for my google drawing and the easiest part was reading the text for it.


Do you know more about photosynthesis?

Tuesday, March 3, 2020

sea week pilot whales



Today in Literacy I learnt that pilot whales eat many things likes squid, fish, octopus and crustaceans.


today In maths we focused on how many whales were getting stranded every 5 years.

today I found my A - Z tricky because it was hard to find the right words

I want to learn more about why the females are the leader of the pod

Tuesday, December 10, 2019

My Learning Reflections 2019

This slide deck is about my learning in 2019.

Friday, November 8, 2019

2nd Rugby World Cup - Argentina

In Te Manga we've been learning about the rugby world cup.  I've learnt so much that I can't even remember how much I have learnt.

Argentina facts 
population : 44.27
capital city: Buenos Aires
main language: Spanish 
major religions: Roman catholic
famous landmarks in Argentina - Cerro Torre





Friday, October 25, 2019

The Parapara Detectives

School Journal Level 3, October 2013 

WALT explore a problem and the arguments for and against different solutions. WALT work out the meaning of unknown words.

Wednesday, September 18, 2019

Mango-Severe Weather

T3 W7 - Mango - Severe Weather SJ SL 3


WALT understand different kinds of severe weather.

WALT think critically about some of the effects that different weather patterns can have.

  1. Interesting or Tricky Words
Meaning
met service
A new Zealand organization
Gale force
a very strong wind between 58 to 128
Lyttelton
Lyttelton is a town in lyttelton harbour
Fierce
Fiercer fiercest or aggressive
Communities
our surrounding's
Guillaume
Ocean gravity 
Radder 
Can detect clouds 
severe
Something very extreme 
Cyclone Giselle
Cyclone Giselle was the worst storm ever recorded in new Zealand it hit Cape Rheingau early in the morning in 1968. 
continent
One of the seven large land’s

2. Choose one of the subheadings in your text. Summaries the information in your own words - one paragraph.

Cyclones
A tropical cyclone are huge cloud that looks like a big tornado over the water. Cyclones bring storms and heavy ran and it can bring gale force wind which means a very strong wind. Eight to ten cyclones start in the south pacific every year. Most year’s one cyclone will reach NZ. In other countries, storms with strong  winds are called hurricanes or typhoons. Each tropical cyclone has a name. Cyclone Giselle merged with a smaller storm, it hit the North island 10th of April 1968.


This is what we've been learning about for these few daysI hope you enjoy reading it.    

Friday, September 6, 2019

Thursday, September 5, 2019

NZ Playhouse - Hare and Tortoise Show

Today we saw an entertaining performance by New Zealand playhouse the performance was the hare and the tortoise. The actor's were the Ginger bread man or G man, the tortoise, the hare, humped dumpy and piped piper. everyone loved it there was Lot's of laughing, giggling and cheering I think that everybody loves NZ playhouse and they would love to see them again.