Monday, 25 February 2019
Rounding Numbers
Today I have made a DLO about rounding numbers in maths. I really liked making it. Once you know how to round numbers it is really easy to do. Follow the steps in my DLO to learn how.
Labels:
2019,
decimals,
maths,
rounding,
term 1 week 5,
whole numbers
Friday, 22 February 2019
What's been in the news this week...
Last week in Nelson, there was a huge forest fire. It started on a farm with a machinery and then it caught the paddock on fire.
It was also the the largest forest fire since a blaze in Canterbury in 1955.
The fire wreaked havoc in the area around Nelson as thousands of people had to be evacuated from their homes.
I think it must of been very scary for everyone and I am glad that no one got hurt.
Labels:
2019,
current events,
Nelson,
New Zealand,
Pigeon Valley Fires,
term 1 week 4
Wednesday, 28 November 2018
staying safe on a airplane
This week we had to list three things that you
need to do to stay safe on an airplane.
Keep your seat belt on
Stay calm
Listen to the preflight.
need to do to stay safe on an airplane.
Keep your seat belt on
Stay calm
Listen to the preflight.
Friday, 2 November 2018
This week on Thursday we walked into class to find 9 long sheets of paper and meter long tape and there was some string we had to design a tower with the equipment he provided we get graded from these category's~ free standing~ Fished in time~Flags seen from both sides~raising your flag.
Friday, 19 October 2018
Tin foil boats
Today we have been doing tin foil boats we had to get only one peace of tin foil and make a boat out of it then we had to see how much marbles we could put in the boat until it sunk, we had two rounds and the first boat that i made got 24 marbles in the boat the second round i got 3 marbles in it.
Friday, 7 September 2018
This week we had to write about mars and why would people would go to mars. And we had to write the questions first then we had to write the answers.
Thursday, 23 August 2018
Boy on a bike
This week we have been doing a three level guide this is what mine looks like. BOY ON A BIKE
By Bronwen Wall
WALT: infer different levels of meaning within and beyond the text
Level 1. Literal Meaning (we find evidence in the text)
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Level 2. Inferential Meaning (we read between the lines to infer what the writer has implied)
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Level 3. Applied Meaning (we decide what the author might think or may want us to think from what has been said-we make a link to the text from our own experiences)
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