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.
Use linear scales and whole numbers of metric units for length
My focus this week was to show that I understand how to do my learning goal. To show that I understand my learning goal for maths I made examples on slides and how I got the answer for each and everyone of them. In total of questions I made is 24 questions I did try my best to answer them all correctly and make how I did it also correct. I did many examples to kinda make it sound like I'm showing people how to do it. To do it I add the whole numbers together say if I had 4.5 + 3.2 = __ I would add 4.0 + 3.0 = 7.0 then I would add the other numbers so 0.5 + 0.2 = 0.7 then I would add 7.0 + 0.7 = 7.7.
Question: Did you Recognize any of these predictions?
The kookaburra is the biggest bird in the kingfisher family, the size is around the size of a normal school ruler. There are lots of types of species of kookaburra. You can usually only find them in Australia.
Kookaburras are really handsome looking birds. They are also really cute, with dark bands across they're like a superhero mask and really spiky feathers which makes them look like a punk they have big heads and really strong beaks. Some of the kookaburras have a light body with darker wings. Kookaburras are the best known for their call known as really loud clocks like a crazy human laugh that wakes everyone up. The kookaburra tears are very important. They use them to announce their territorial boundaries to each other
How long is a kookaburra?,
30-40 CM.
Which country does a kookaburra live in?,
Australia.
How strong are the kookaburras beaks?,
Very.
What texture are the feathers?,
Spiky.
Question: did you learn more about kookaburra's?
