WALT: reflect about our learning throughout

term 2. what i liked about the matariki one was when we got to add our own colours and learn about polylines i also loved that we got  to add in diffrent shapes. we also got to make our own mountain we are learning on how to use google drawing

i liked wero the most because we got to experience a fun lesson and we got to paddlewe also learned about feet first,then we got to jump in the water if we wanted to but there was another decision and it was if anyone wanted to stay on the grass and watch mostly everyone chose the 1st option.

for my siapo i used my 2 favourite colours cyan and blue and i made my own patterns for the siapo.

vocaroo is used to record your voice, instead of using your camera to record.

WALT: we are learning to use google drawing to practice shortcuts while designing Matariki

Kia Ora

Today we were learning about Matariki and We made some patterns about the 9 stars.

I Added some colours And Some Details And This is how Mine came out

What I liked about this is I got to add my own colors and I chose the colours I favor the most the next thing I liked was making the shapes.

on July 14th we celebrate the 9 stars that were gifted to us.

What I didnt like was there was so many orders to do and I got a bit distracted, I forgot a bit of it but I ended up doing it right. then we added the 9 stars

Would you guys do this??

Would you make something that has to do with Matariki??

WALT: we are learning to show honesty even when people are not watching
catchphrase: kiwi can say,i am honest, so are you, honesty helps us to be true.

on friday last week we did this activity called two truths one lie,
what i liked more was when we played GKQ.

today my class and i were doing a project called “He inu mau?”
Which is where we have a maori conversation about what kind of drinks we want and how we can make it!.
my group has three people in it so we had to make a second

this is a picture of what it looked like before we drank it

then me and my group recorded ourselves!, i think thats about it!

We were quizzing with Matua Aina.I enjoyed getting most of my answers right because it means that I might start improving on what I need work on.I think that quizzing about what we learned with Matua Aina is good way on improving on what he might assign us with

we are learning about cybersmart???, or to clean our bookmarks bar so we it could look tidy

me and partners were working on auckland floods

marlina,namoe, norsheena, hine and puavasa

Auckland Flood.

Friday 18th of January for New Zealand’s largest city. 

The floods affected everyone while every fire In the beginning of the floods Friday had become the wettest truck in the city and was everyone’s last hope to be saved. With the severe rain came severe deaths; at least 4 lives were taken by the floods. Auckland from Wednesday would be the “biggest non-earthquake”. As well as 600% of the flood-damaged countless cars .By this inconvenience led to Landslides and sinkholes that still threaten homes to this day. As well as many schools had to close because of the unfortunate event.   

Questioning

• What causes this incident?      

Main reason was the rain and some of it might be to do with Climate Change

• Where were the most affected places in Nz the worst?

• Auckland

• Mangere

• Manurewa

• Kaukapakapa

• Helensville

• kaipara

      How can we help the people who are affected by floods?

• By Donating money to get a new house for their brokes ones?

• We can help them by providing food for them in a marae

• By giving them money to fix their houses from all the damage 

• We save them by telling them that the floods are coming to your houses and will damage your whole home.

we are learning to look after our chrome books with matua Ainer

we are also learning about cybersmart.

I didnt enjoy it at first  but once i got to the third one i was kind of happy because it was nearly finished.

In 1769 the Maori people used to have New Zealand all to themself, until they had war with the British. Lots of Maori were killed in the war. they all fought back for their land. A few days passed and there were barely any Maori people; they became tired but wouldn’t stop fighting for their land. The British people left New Zealand back to their land.The north land invited maori to a hui at waitangi and presented them with te tiriti o waitangi hobson told the chiefs to sign te tiriti because mor pakeha would soon arrive but some maori chiefs thought the treaty was bad for them and told everyone not to sign it but two chiefs – hone heke pokai and tamati waka nene- believed a treaty would stop wars between tribes. 

it would also make trade between maori 

and pakeha the next morning, on the 6th of february 1840, some chiefs were ready to sign a hui was called for later that day. Williams read Te tiriti aloud a final time, and over 40 chiefs signed it. Some chose not to. Many chiefs were not there to sign it so Hobson had made many copies around the country to be signed over the next seven months, more than five hundred chiefs signed their name or mark almost all of them on the te reo maori version. By then there were lots of houses around new zealand in the twentieth century te tiriti’s promise has been broken over time people have begun to acknowledge this james carroll, the native minister said that it was time to help those maori who had lost land because of the crown’s actions.