Pol pot wanted poster

Hi everyone welcome to my blog! So today we have been doing some research and watching videos about a man named Pol pot. We had to create a wanted poster about him for killing 2 million Cambodians. If you have any questions please write it down below in the comment section.

Math word problems

Hi everyone, welcome back to my blog. I have now completed the Math word problems sheet this week. It was a bit challenging for me.

Circles - Maths

Hi everyone, welcome back to my blog. I have now completed the Circles - part-whole thinking. We had to do our fractions and solve them all, my group was circles. And we also had to write all of our answers on our maths book. 

Literacy T2 WK10

Hi everyone, welcome back to my blog. Today this week we've having to do Literacy and this is what I have written so far. We have had to write stuff about our reading and writing and how we have been doing. This is what I have written for reading & writing.

Reading Responses Week 10, T2

Hi everyone, welcome to my blog! Today we have been doing Reading responses. We had to write a story about fractured fairytales and so I did Hansel and Gretel and the next one we had to write about a house and we each got a role and we had to write about things like what we would do.

Literacy T2/W9

Hi everybody! Welcome back to my blog. I've now completed Literacy week 9 term 2. We've had to write about a closing statement, and what is a simple, compound and a complex is. At the bottom of the slide, we had to write about a description of what goes on at lunchtime at Ahipara school. We've also had to write about paragraphs and this is what I wrote so far!

Literacy Week 8

Counting up to 1000 in Te Reo

Literacy T2/W7

Geometry - 3D shapes

Inferencing images and short stories

Perseverance in Exceptional Kiwis

Word problems

For online school work we had to do some word problems for maths and here is what I've done.

Narrative writting

At home, we have been doing some online school. We had to complete some slides and create our own narratives.

Treaty of waitangi

In-room 3 we have been working on our Treaty of Waitangi slide, its token me about a few weeks to completely finish, but here is my Treaty of Waitangi slide.

Rocky shore project

In class, we have been doing a project about the rocky shore. We have been working on it for 4 weeks.

Summer learning journey

If I could only bring 10 foods to eat and to last for three weeks is...

1. Water - Because I need to stay hydrated.

2. Crackers - The reason why I selected crackers was that it can last for 2 months.

3. Beans - The reason why I picked beans was that it can last for about 1-2 years, and that can help me survive for 3 weeks.

4. Rice - Because I could probably just eat it raw and I think that it lasts for 3 weeks.

5. M&M - Because I don't think I can survive for 3 weeks from not eating candy!!!

6. Bread - Bread can last for a few weeks.

8. Dried corn - Last for a few years.

9. Dehydrated carrots - Last for a few years.

10. Rolled oats - Last for a few years.

Cybersmart Values

In-room 3 we had to make a google drawing slide about Cybersmart and you had to pick one topic for it and as you can see I picked Respect. Like so we had to create a google drawing site and like writing about all the things that were not meant to be on like twitter and stuff because it isn't related to school work, and that's it.

Simple and Compound sentences

So in class Miss Takimoana said that we have to do some writing so we had to complete the story and we had to do a sentence in a group of words that form a complete thought. And that it must have a subject and a verb. And we had to do other things about it. but it was really fun to do and I enjoyed it.

Dryland water safety.

 On Thursday the 14th a guy named Caleb came into our classroom.  He was teaching us about how to be safe while in the water. And what are the important things to bring while you go down to the beach?

He was talking about the important things we would be needing if we wanted to go down to the beach. The first important one was sunblock, sun hat, togs, towel, snacks/food, water bottle and if you're on a boat you could use a life jacket too. But first, let's talk about why we need to bring these things and why it's so important?

First sunblock. you could get a very bad sunburn if you don't wear sunblock while your down at the beach. Next, you need a sunhat or just a hat it doesn't really matter. Because you may get sunburnt without having a hat on top of your head. Thirdly It is quite important to wear togs while you're down at the beach just because if you wear regular clothes the ocean might ruin them, but that's my opinion.
Fourthly, maybe if you're going down to the beach and collecting pipis or mussles you could at least bring some snacks if you're going to be down for a while.  Or you could just grab some snacks if you're going down with your whanau. Lastly, make sure to get some water so you don't get dehydrated because it's really important to have a fresh cool off.

Now moving onto the water safety. Caleb was teaching us what to do if we got stuck in a rip. The three important things to do while stuck in a rip is... Stay calm, lay on your back, and raise your hand up.
The reason why you need to do this is that if you don't stay calm then you'll lose more of your energy and that you will start to get tired and that's how others drown.

If you go on boat trips just make sure that you wear a lifejacket it's really important! Just because if the boat flips and you fall down you won't drown because you have a lifejacket on.

In conclusion, it was really fun to talk with Caleb and that now I know what to do when I get stuck in a rip. And that I always have to put on sunblock whenever it's hot outside and I want to cool off at the beach. 

By Puna wai.