A Life Of A New Zealander!

Back To School Activities

 This week is our first week back at school. Today we did some back to school activities. You had to buddy up with someone I choose My friend Pippa. We did what we have in common and what we don't have in common. We did have a lot of things in common if you ask me.

Statistics Using The Chart Tool

Kia ora this week our class room did some statistics like what's the most common eye colour. 4 people have hazel 10 people have dark brown eyes 6 people have blue eyes 1 person had amber and 1 person had a different eye colours to all of those. We also figured out how room 8 got to school most of us go in a car but some people walk or even take the bus. We also found out Room 8 favourite colour. The most popular colour was blue and red even our teacher likes red. The least favourite colour was green no one even choosed green no boys no girls at all. 

Blog Woman Super Digital Citizen

 Kia ora Today we did some super heros. We could design our own superheros and tell them what were super powers. I choose blog woman. My super heros helps people with there blogs. My character was orange and white because blog colours are orange and white. So that is what we did this week with Mrs Torrie.

Te Wiki O Te Reo Māori

 Kia ora this week is māori language week we've been doing some slides about Te Reo Maori for example number in Te Reo Maori and some expressions. We had to pick an expressions about how we were feeling. I was feeling Manahau witches excited. I was gonna do aio which is calm but I decided to go with Manahau.

Tokyo Olympic Tasks

Last week room 8 did some learning about the Tokyo Olympics. We had to do different task that related to the Tokyo Olympics. One of the task was to draw the other half of the torch that they use for the Tokyo olympics. The torch was probably the most funniest one for me because we had to use poly lines and curve lines. The torch was quite a challenge for me but i did it anyways. This year they call it Tokyo Olympics 2020 because last year they had covid 19 so this year they call it the Tokyo Olympics 2020.

Matariki Stars

So today our class made Matariki animation beacuse Matariki is coming up soon on Friday the 2nd of July to Monday the 5th of July.We could choose to do 7 stars or 9 stars without looking at a telascope you can see 7 but when you look in a telascope you can see 9 stars.Right now people at mangapapa are saying there are 9 stars.

Catapult learning Asset Challenge

 

A Life Cycle Of A Spider

 

A life cycle of a spider

 

Magic Milk

Why Do We Have Earthquakes?

Our class was looking at: Why do we have earthquakes? We had to fill in a slip in our book about different reasons of why do we have earthquakes? After we filled in our slip in our book we had to publish them on slides.Then we had to post them on our blog which we did.

My Fabulous Digital Footprint

 

Our class has been learning about digital footprint. We learnt that our digital footprint stays there forever and never goes away. When you touch something like a chromebooks keyboard that leaves a digital footprint and never leaves or when you search something. Our digital footprint is permanent so if you backspace it it still there.

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Hi my name is Haley. I have two sisters.My favourite subject is maths and writing. I really like doing dodgeball in the hall. 

This year I am looking forward to EotcBecause we're have used with your going to be doing things outside of the school.I also like dDoing gymnastics at school and kapa haka. My goal for this year is to put more addictive and verbs in my writing.

This girl called Simone Biles is one of  the best gymnast in the USA she Inspires me to work harder so I can be like her one day.I also do tumbling and I like it when I make my coach happy.I  like learning with Mrs Torrie and making blogs with her. I also like to work with my best friend a  year five at mangapapa school. I Live in Gisborne, New Zealand.

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