Thursday, 7 May 2020
Monday, 4 May 2020
Google Hangout assembly
Kia ora Bloggers. In Te Ngahere, we had a virtual assembly in Google Hangouts where they gave out awards for what we have done over the past 3 weeks I got five certificates and here they are. Have you ever had a Google Hangout?
Friday, 1 May 2020
perimeter and area
Kia ora Bloggers. In Te Ngahere, we have been doing the perimeter and area in maths. To get the answer you add the length of all the sides together for a perimeter for the area you X the length by the width. I found this pretty easy today so next time I might try different and harder worksheet. link
School diary
Kia ora Bloggers. In Te Ngahere, we have been doing summer learning journey from home. We have been making school diary templates, we use Canva to make the templates. I tried to make mine look like a normal school day. Here is mine. Does this look similar to your school day?
Let us remember
Kia ora Bloggers. In Te Ngahere, we have been doing Anzac Activities where we had to pick a item out of a box and do the research on who owned that item and finding their serial number and if they died in action or not. we offered Anzac art where we made poppies add an Anzac soldier picture as well. To make the Poppy you will need a green pipe cleaner, red muffin cases and a black Sharpie.First you colour in a big dot in the middle of your muffin cases, then poke a hole in the middle of that black dot and feed the green pipe cleaner through. You might need a bead t hold your muffin cases incase it slides down the stem. To make the soldier poster you will need some dye, a Sharpie and some paper. First draw the landscape like the hills and then you would need to draw the soldier piece by piece like his legs and his body and then his face and hat. Next his arms and draw the fence and then you colour in the soldier and his background also the crosses. Then you put your dye into a paint brush and paint it on in whatever way you want it to be! What did you make for Anzac?
Wednesday, 29 April 2020
Wicked fun
Thursday, 23 April 2020
Google Translate
Kia ora Bloggers. In Te Ngahere, we have been doing summer learning journey from home. we have been looking at Google translating. We have been translating simple sentences from English to Japanese, for example, When is the next bus? We have been recording them, here are the recordings.
When is the next bus?
I am from Paihia New Zealand
Sorry I do not speak Japanese
Which direction is the supermarket?
Thank you, have a nice day
When is the next bus?
I am from Paihia New Zealand
Sorry I do not speak Japanese
Which direction is the supermarket?
Thank you, have a nice day
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