Numbers as shapes

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: 

Couplet poem

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We have used opposite adjectives to write a couplet poem. Here is my poem.  Can you find my opposite adjectives?

Flying Free follow up

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My name is Kaira and we have been doing a lot of reading. I have made a reading follow up of a story named Flying Free. The hard part was to write what happened in the story the easy part was to make the back ground and the rest. The learning behind the task was to be free and create things.

Writing Wk 4 Term 1 2021

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We are learning that an adjective is a word that describes a noun. Writers add adjectives to their sentences as it helps them paint a clear picture in a reader’s mind about the characters and places they are reading about.

Maths week 4 term 1 2021

  Mrs Gardiner is in charge of computers at our school and she came to class to talk about the Kawa of care rules we have to follow when working on our Chromebooks. We had to make something to prove we have read the rules and understand and agree to them. Here is my document:

ohaeawai school values

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This couple of weeks we haven't  all been doing the right thing and the teachers want us to be more responsible. I have made a google drawing of all our school values.  The hard part was that I really had to think about all the values. The easy part was that it was really easy to write down. The learning behind this task was to show our school values and how we shall always use them.

Waitangi blog

We are learning about Captian William Hobson and what he was doing to get the treaty of Waitangi up and running. We learned that Captian William Hobson sailed to the Bay of islands of New Zealand in 1837. He was told that there were lots of wars between the Maori iwi. Captian William Hobson went back to England in 1838 to say that the British should be in charge of New Zealand in 1840. So Captian William Hobson started to write the Treaty of Waitangi with the help of James Freeman. Here is a poster what we learnt.