In poetry, we read a be poem cause of social justice week and wrote the things that is important to us.
And we also drawed some pictures that goes to the poem that we wrote.
I wrote...
Be honest
Be careful
Be thoughtful
Be a good person
Be nice
Be happy
Be like the good Samaritan
Be prayerful
Be grateful
Belive in yourself
And this is our illustration.
What will you write at your be poem?
In reading, we read a poem about Kakano which means seed in Maori.
We drawed a illustration that go with the poem.
Here is my illustration and the poem that I read.
Here is a link to the poem.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1obMFLV2c94s3uhd_xiWFqCHsSnO895EE/view
Have you seen a seed growing?
In math, we created a pyramid out of iron balls.
We put fluffy sand as a base to make it stable.
Answer : The bottom layer has 10 iron balls
The second layer has 6 iron balls
The third layer has 3 iron balls
The top layer has 1 iron ball
The total of balls we used were 20 balls.
In Re, we watch a video that explains the meaning of beatitude.
After that, we made a poster that shows the beatitudes and some pictures to show what it means.
Here is my poster.
Here is the video that I watched.
What pictures would you add into your poster?
In reading, we read a text about the native marine mammals that live in New Zealand.
We wrote a fact sheet about the animal in the text.
I did a fact sheet about the Orcas.
Here is my fact sheet.
Orca fact sheet
Orcas live all around New Zealand's coastline but they like to live in cool water (or a deep place). Orcas can be found all around the world, and they are a most spread out mammal apart from humans.Orcas have black and white with large paddle- shaped fins. Groups of Orcas are called pods.Female Orcas can live up to 90 years and male Orcas can live up to 60 years.Female Orcas size is 6m and male Orcas size is 9m. The Female weight is 3.6 tons and males are 5.5. tons. The female's dorsal fin is slightly curved and up to 0.9 metres tall and the males are straight up and up to 1.8 meters tall.Orcas are at the top of the food web as there are no animals that eat them. Orcas can swim as far as 150 km a day.
Today we made a boat out of branches, leaves and ropes. (They are all eco-friendly)
These are the photos that show how we made it.
In math, we are learning about odd and even.
I did a addition of adding 2 odd numbers and adding 2 even numbers with Lego.
7+7=14=even
If you add 2 odd numbers it turns even and if you add 2 even numbers it turns even too!
What 2 odd numbers will you add and what 2 even numbers will you add?
