Hub Town Trip

  Hello Readers, welcome.

Yesterday, my hub and I went to Margaret Mahy and when we arrived we were separated into our teams. Some went to Victoria Square, some went to the Wakas, some went to feed tuna and look at mats and some just stayed at Margaret Mahy for the first rotation. 

My favourite part of the trip was going on the Waka because I really liked paddling and helping move the boat around the Avon River. 

Something I learnt was that Victoria Square was originally a trading market where people would bring stuff they wanted to trade. Something I also learnt about Victoria Square was that it was named something else before it was named “Victoria Square.”                                

 

The thing I found the most interesting was that the Story arc in Margaret Many was telling a story. I was also very interested in the writings on the story arc was the lyrics of a Māori song.

 

This trip has helped me with my PBL because I have learnt a lot of stuff through the trip and now I know a lot more things about the different places that we went to and a lot of the Māori art so I can put it in my PBL. An idea I have for my PBL is a diorama that has native trees and stuff like swings but as with Māori designs we are allowed to use like korus.

I hope you enjoyed reading my blog post,

have a great day.

Q: Have you ever been on one of the wakas down the Avon River before?

 Q (Question)

How to Make a Quality Blog Post and Comment

 Hello Readers, for this week my task was to create a slideshow or poster to tell others how to make a good quality blog post and a comment. For this create task I decided to make a slideshow of it and I made a slide on blogging and another slide on commenting but still in the same presentation.  I hope that you will enjoy reading this. Enjoy!.

 I hope that you enjoyed my slide show and it will help you improve on your blogging and commenting. Have an amazing day.

Question: Did this blog post give you any helpful tips that you haven't heard of before? 

Cabbage tree facts

 Hello, this week for reading me and my reading group looked at native plants and we had to make a google drawing of one of the native plants in New Zealand and make a google drawing with facts about a native plant in New Zealand. The plant that we made a google drawing of was called a cabbage tree. This is what I made about the cabbage tree. I hope you enjoy reading it.

Question: did you learn something from my blog post?

if you did comment it on my blog.

Thank you for reading my blog post about the cabbage tree, I hope you enjoyed learning some new facts or just reading my blog, I hope you have a wonderful             afternoon, morning, night.

Maths Board

 Hello and welcome to my blog post. What I had to do is pick what maths question we wanted to use from a doc that the teachers made and then make a word problem out of it, solve it numerically, give a visual solution and solve it in another way and I chose 9 x 8. This is what I made, I hope you enjoy reading it! It is called a maths board.

Question: If Jake had 72 lollipops and he wanted to split all his lollipops between 9 of his friends how many lollipops would Jake´s friends get each?

(Work this word problem out in a book or on a piece of paper or just in your head and reply the answer.)

I hope you enjoyed reading my blog post, thank you and have a good day or night.

Marvelous Maths

 Hello and welcome this week for maths my goal was to use a broad range of strategies to solve multiplication and division problems with whole numbers. What we had to do for our create was we had to make a google drawing filled with examples of how to solve multiplication and division, and this is what I made for my maths Create.

Thank you for Reading my blog post for my maths create this week I hope that you enjoyed reading my blog, Thank you.

Question: Have you done this before? 

if you have please let me know I would love to know how this went for you. 

Thank you for reading my blog post for my maths thins week I hope you enjoyed reading it, Thank you.

Question: Have you used this strategy before?

If you have I would love to hear how you went with this strategy. 

use a broad range of

strategies to solve multiplication and division problems with whole numbers

Terrific Te Reo Māori

Hello, and welcome back to my blog, this week for Te Reo Māori we had to make a conversation between two people using Māori and English we also did Kupu o Te wiki (words of the week). we got to choose to either do a slideshow or a google drawing and I chose to do a google drawing, here is what I did.

Question: Ko wai tōku ingoa? Nō hea koe?

Art Colouring Book