E aha ana koe?

 We have been learning some te Reo.  The question we are learning is “E aha ana koe?” Which means “What are you doing?” We have been learning lots of verbs to use in these sentences.

the Hungry wave

This week for reading we had to focus on being able to find adverbs in a story and recognise what kind of adverb they were.

Here is my work:

 This week for reading we had to focus on being able to rhyme a couplet poem. Here is my work:

59.5 degress south

This week for reading we had to focus on being able to find adjectives in a story and sort them into the right groups.

Here is my work:

Wero

 This week for reading we had to focus on being able to find verbs in a story and sort them into the right groups.

Here is my work:

Maths Week 3 Term 1 2021

We have been learning that statistics is the maths of data. Data is information/facts. We collected data using tally charts and then we made bar graphs and dot plot graphs using pen and paper. Then, we used our computers to make graphs. Here is my graph about my favourite movies. A x axis is bottom

and y axis is side

 

Te Rehutai

 This week we were excited to be learning a bit about The Rehutai, the Team New Zealand AC 75 that has been sailing in the Waitemata Harbour.  Here is my information.

Number and shapes

 We are learning how to look at numbers, how they work and how you can group them. We did an activity called Numbers as shapes. It’s a bit like algebra thinking. Here is my work:

Old Man

 We are learning how to write to describe things well. The teachers gave us a picture of an old man and asked us to write to tell us what he looks like. They hoped we would use lots of adjectives, adverbs, nouns about parts of his face and maybe some similes or metaphors. Here is my work.

Couplet poem

 Kia ora

We have used opposite adjective to write a poem.

Here is My poem. Can you find my opposite adjectives?