Hello everyone! On term 3, our maths goal was to display data using a stem and leaf graph, choose an appropriate data, display using more than one variable, interpret information from graphs plan an investigation. I made these 2 graphs with 2 statements on each of them with Google Sheets.
When I was making this I felt excited and it was entertaining to make!
Hi everyone today this week I've been making this story inspired by the movie UMBRELLA here it is,
Just before darkness fell, the door to Miss Elem’s Home For Children opened wide. The girl with the vibrant sunflower yellow umbrella, reverently entered the orphanage before finding a home for her umbrella. Not wanting to be seen, Boris fastly peeked his head around the door frame so that he was hidden from view. Standing off to the side, the girl observed the joyful scene while the children searched in the box for old treasures. The girl smiled while she watched the young boy racing around the room as fast as a roller coaster. Her smile swiftly vanished abruptly as she looked over to the umbrella stand and all she saw were puddles. Her beloved umbrella was gone.
UMBRELLA video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bl1FOKpFY2Q (copy and paste the link)
Hello everyone, today I will be telling you about Tumu’s trip to Margaret Mahy,
On Thursday the 20th of May Tumu Hub went to the Waka to learn how to row the boat, Margaret Mahy Playground to draw pictures with Mrs Carney, Victoria Square to learn about the pou and other stuff there, we went to the Tuna so we can feed them, and we learnt about the mats all around the city for our learning.
My most favourite part of the trip was the Waka because we got to learn how to row the boat and we were supposed to say “Hee! Ha! Hee! Ha!” When we were paddling the waka, we also got to sing E minaka ana on the boat, and I was in the front of the Waka.
Something I learnt about the Māori mats was how they were made out of brick not fabric, also how there were so many mats across the city, there were 5 layers on the mats! There were lots of interesting things on the mats like lots of leaves and Māori patterns.
The thing I found the most interesting was Margaret Mahy because they had many things about it. I did not know about some stories that Elsie Lock and Margaret Mahy did, songs from Ngai Tahu and some more songs, and there were even some native plants on the stones.
This trip has helped me with my PBL because I learnt more about my tūrangawaewae.
Hello people! Today I will be showing you my te reo Māori! I worked very hard on it! I hope you like it!
Hello guys welcome to my blog, today I will teach you how to skip! Please watch the video to learn.
(dont mind the mistakes in it)
Hello! It is me, Calystah. Today I will show you my Te reo! I worked very hard on my posters and these "quotes" are called Whakataukī this is why it is Te reo! Anyways. Enjoy these Whakataukī's!
Hey guys! Today I will be showing you about how amazing Christchurch or Ōtautahi is!
