My Magical Maths

Kia ora this week for maths I was doing lots of different startgies to solve multiplication problems. My goal was: use a broad range of stratigies to solve mutiplication problems with whole numbers. At first I thought it was quite tough and a bit challanging but in the end I think I got it correct!

Here is a photo of my Create!

Have you ever done theese startagies?

Magnificent Maths

 Kia Ora, welcome back to this blog post!

This week for maths I learnt how to solve muliplication facts easily. We had some workshops and Mrs Brown tought us a easy way to solve them. It was quite fun and at the end of the of the workshop we learnt a bit of division.

Do you know muliplication?

My Magnificent Māori

Kia ora, welcome back to my blog.

This week I made another Māori coverstaion, our goal was to make a slidshow about annother Māori converstaion, we made another one because we had so much fun making the first one. We had new kupu o te wiki - (Words of the week) and we had to ask different questions. We had to ask what your mothers nane is and what your dads name is. 

Have you tried out these questions?

How to Make a Brillient Blog Post/Comment

Kia ora, welcome back to my blog!

Goal: Use a digital tool and explain how to make a great blog post and comment.

I had to make a slideshow about 'How to make a great blog post and comment.' I made a slidshow because I thought that that would be the easitest way for people to understand and try it for themselves. I had a look at this google drawing that my teacher made and I got help from there, it told me some things about postitive thougthful and helpful as I explained in the slide. We also could check out other people's blogs for help for some catchy titles or something like that.

Have you made a blog post with all of these things in it?

Hello, today I am sharing my Te Reo Māori with you all.

My Goal was to make a Māori conversation using 2 questions: Nō hea koe? (Where are you from) and Ko wai tōku ingoa?(What is your name) Then we had to use as many of the kupu (words) as possible. I made a slide show of two people, and they were asking eachother where they were from and what there maunga (mountain) was and what there awa (river) was. I have learned that kupu means words and some questions in Māori.

Nō hea koe? Ko wai tōku ingoa?

My Art-Summer Learning Jounrey

 

In cyber smart today I made my own version of the art The Siesta.

It is a famous work of Art.

Dos and Don'ts

Me and my friend Ava made a google drawing about what you should and shouldn't 

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