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Monday, 7 August 2017

Tia & Tom Topsy Turvy Money!

WAL: How To Put Level 4 Algebra Information Into A LINE Graph.


Today we solved an algebra problem to calculate how much money would be spent and earned by 2 twins. Tom started with $20 and spent $2 per day. Tia started with $0 and earner $2.50 per day. I used multiplication & subtraction to help me calculate the day Tia would overlap Tom with Money. I made links with statistic and chose a line graph to show our thinking. You can see clearly, that by Friday, Tia had more money than Tom. For me, this task was easy to complete because I had several strategies to use. Something I found hard was sharing & explaining my answers to other peers around me.

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Thursday, 27 July 2017

Word Story - Calloused.

WALT: try new tasks and new things.


Today for reading Miss Kyla set us to try one of our new tasks which is called Word Story.
For word story, you choose a word you've heard throughout the week that you may not have been familiar with and you research different things about the word such as the definition, words that mean the same etc. 
One thing I enjoy about this task is that you can find out many different things just by focusing on one word. Something I didn't really enjoy was the screencastify past because it wasn't working and it was difficult to film so I left it out.

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Sunday, 9 July 2017

The Lions Vs All Blacks Final Results !

IALT Research and develop new information about world events.

The final game of the All Blacks vs Lions was a joke ( this is from my opinion ). 

From my opinion the final test wasn't fair and the referee wasn't making fair decisions when it came to both teams penalties, knock ons etc. If the game had been more fair, the All Blacks would've had a much more outstanding final score and outcome. But I guess it is what it is, I'm proud of our boys for the work they done on the field last night and I hope that they got good rest. Maybe for next time, the ref should remember whose home field they're playing on and how the rules go, but other than that it was an interesting game to watch.

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Friday, 7 July 2017

The Importance of Taha Hinengaro!


IALA: the different health groups of our body.
Have you ever wondered what your kids are talking about when they mention to you something about a 'Te Whare Tapa Wha'? Well here's what it is. Te Whare Tapa Wha is the maori saying for 'The Four Walls Of A House' and the hidden reason and meaning for this is basically the four different health groups in your immune system. The four groups are Taha Tinana (physical health) , Taha Whanau (Relationships), Taha Wairua (spiritual health) and your Taha Hinengaro (mental health). The group I'm going to be telling you about is Taha Hinengaro and the importance of it. The important part about your taha hinengaro is that you have to be aware of all the symptoms and emotions that are about to be thrown at you. There'll be many moments in your life where you may feel like your emotions are being twisted by some evil emotions eater but truth be told it's just how life works and the outrageous thing is, you never stop feeling things. If you're ever going through depression there's many sites you can visit to help get you through your situation. For example:


And more.....

We need to start thinking more about what may happen if our emotions and feelings aren't controlled right, it may lead to serious situations or major injuries.

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End of term reflection!


IALT independently reflect on previous moments & times.
As yous may or may not know, today was the last day of term 2 and our holidays have finally started. I'm looking forward to creating more memories with my loved ones and those around me. I wish you all a happy holiday and I'll see everyone on the 24th of July.

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Kia pai to po whanau xx