Awesome Algebra

Kia ora bloggers.

For math this term we have been learning on algebra and all about it. We worked on graphs. Today we had a relationship graph. Our task was to make a relationship graph but we could choose the topic. Me and my group decided to choose sports as we play sports. In my group was Harper, George, Harvey, and I. Here is our work

We Worked "Very hard" on this. Thanks to my friends for helping me.

If You have ever worked with graphs please comment down below.

Rickety Rocket

Kia ora bloggers.

For our inquiry this term we have been working on space. We had to do a Tic Tac Toe/ Knots and crosses of three different things. One of the things I picked was making a rocket. The website that was put in that was to cooperating with me so I decided to use Pixilart. I made a design of a cool looking basic rocket. Here it is

If you have ever used pixilart please comment down below

Spatial Number Patterns

Kia ora bloggers for this week he have been working on spatial and number patterns. We worked on doing input and output. Our task was to think of an input and output and everyone else tries to guess what the rule is. We made a an animation on google slides that showed a robot talking about our question. We had to make the input come out of one side of the robot and the output out the other side. Here is our wonderful presentation






I think we did pretty well with such a short amount of time. I did it with George and Harvey

If you have ever worked with input and output please comment down

Aurora Australis

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For our Friday the last week of term we are working on the northern and southern lights. It would definitely be on my bucket list as it is one of the most beautiful things in the world. There are lots of different myths around the world of what it is and how it is caused but the real one is that it is little parts of the sun coming off only a few go through the magnetosphere. Here is my art

I hope you enjoyed it.

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Pleasant Pattern

Kia Ora bloggers.

For our maths this week we worked on patterns and how to figure out the rule. Today we had to make our own pattern digitally or using multi-link cubes. Me and my partner George decided to make it out of diamonds. We made a pattern were it adds 4 every time. I think I did okay with the pattern. Here it is

I hope you like it.

If you have ever worked with patterns please comment down below.

Marvelous Matariki

Kia Ora bloggers.

For the past few Fridays we have been working on the one and only Matariki. We had multiple choices of how we want to show our learning and me and my partner chose to do a sock puppet. We had to make a script of who says what, We had to research about Matariki and its story and much more. I think overall I could have done a few things better but It is good. Here is my masterpiece.

















Credits to my partner Jack.

If you have learned about Matariki please comment down below.

Great Questions

Kia ora bloggers,

When reading a book, have you ever been curious about something you were reading, and wanted to find out more to help you understand what you were reading better?  We have been learning about how important this is this week in Literacy.

When we read The Magic School Bus inside the human body’ I formed some advanced questions using ‘how’ and ‘why’.  I made sure they were open ended questions that would help me understand the book more.  An example of one of my questions was “Why are intestines coiled up?’ and I then researched and found out that an adults intestine is 7.5m long, so it needs to coil up so that it fits in the body.

Next we got to chose our own book to read out of our virtual library and we had to form 3 advanced questions about it.  Our create task this week was to share these in a creative way.  I chose to do it with Google Drawing and it was about a book called ‘Wild boy. Here are my queestions

How is ADHD caused to people?

How long is the coastline of new zealand and how long does it take to go across

How sharp are the horns of bulls and can they kill someone

ADHD is caused by genetic factors with your parents. The cause is exactly not found yet

The entire coastline of New Zealand is estimated at around 15,000 KM. It takes around 14 days to go around the north and south island.

Bull Horns are known to be razor sharp and deadly enough to kill someone in one stab. Bull have killed over 15 people recorded over the years.

I really enjoyed this task as it made me realise how important it is to do this when reading to understand the text better.

Do you ever do further research when you are reading a book to deepen your understanding?