Kia ora
This week we have been reading a lot of books, we have done some reading activities I have done a farming fish one my friend and I have put in some facts about how people farm fish in the Solomon Islands. The hard part was to find all the facts, the easy part was to writing the facts down the learning behind this task was to find out how to farm fish.
We have been learning that statistics is the maths of data. Data is information/facts. We collected data using tally charts and then we made bar graphs and dot plot graphs using pen and paper. Then, we used our computers to make graphs. Here is my graph about favourite chocolate I made this on a website the website was very easy to use because all you had to do was write all the things you wanted on it and then you ask people what their favourite thing is that you did on your graph. Here is my graph that I made about chocolate.
Kia ora
Last week as part of our Whare Tapa Wha learning we sketched important people in our families. We then used water colours to paint our pictures.
What I like about my art is the people and who I have painted.
Next time I will be more careful with the paint.
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Te Rehutai
This week we were excited to be learning a bit about Te Rehutai, the Team New Zealand AC 75 that has been sailing in the Waitemata Harbour. Here is my information.
We are learning how to look at numbers, how they work and how you can group them. We did an activity called Numbers as shapes. It’s a bit like algebra thinking. Here is my work:
Kia ora,
We have used opposite adjectives to write a couplet poem. Here is my poem. Can you find my opposite adjectives?
