Adrenalin Water Park

 On the 19th of March rooms, 3,4,5 went to the Adrenalin Water Park in Whangarei. Our classes were in the water for 3 hours and here are some pictures of us.

I really enjoyed being here with my friends and I hope I can go again with them.

Math word problems

  For this task, we have been solving our own maths problems by using division and many more. I like solving my problems because it helps me with my learning.  

I have learned that it is easy to solve some maths word problems. 

What I have found hard is focusing on my work.

What have I enjoyed solving the math word problems and learning new things and getting done faster. 

What can I improve on getting my work done on time and not need help?  

Read works

WALT: write two things about the story that we read. 

 I learned that Carbon monoxide detectors help prevent carbon monoxide poisoning in the home. I also learned that Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas that comes from burning things like kerosene, coal, or wood. It is poison. I found it hard to read the story. It was fun to read together with me and my friends. Next time I could do more writing about what we learned.

Ti uru

 WALT: play ti uru  

The objective of the game was to have fun and not hurt people the rules are you had to catch and throw the ball with only your palm. I learned that when you work together you make more progress and it makes the game fun. I enjoy playing the game with my friends.

Multi choice maths

 WALT: do multi-choice math word problems.

I found it hard to find the answers and maybe next time I could add more detail and do my work by myself and not ask people for help.

Niue language week

 WALT: Understand Niue language week

I learned that the 2020 Niuean Language Week theme is ‘Faliki e tau momoui he tau atuhau ke he Vagahau Niue ’ which in English translates to, “Lay the foundations - give rise to Vagahau Niue for generations". This years theme reminds us of the need to not only respect and treasure our languages and cultures but to work daily to ensure the foundation remains strong for generations to come. Niue Language week is in its ninth year, the 2020 Niue Language Week is focused on laying the foundations to give rise to Vagahau Niue for future generations I also learned that tongan and niuean from the tonic subgroup of the Polynesian languages. Niuean also has a number of influences from Samoan.

Ocean changes

 WALT: Find key information

This week I and my class had to learn about ocean changes this is my only one. Next time I  could add more detail and from now on I will try my hardest to get more of it done.