This is my maths

This is a photo of me playing a game of checkers we had to move one space and there would be time tables or addition on the square that we had to answer and every square we move we had to say the answer.

My maths and working out

This  is my maths We had to sole it out and show our working and then we had to put it on our blog.
I am posting this on my blog because i like my maths and the math is my be project to do.

WALHT use place value and grouping to solve problems.

Show your working in the boxes below.

	Strategy 1	Strategy 2	Strategy 3
87 - 23 =	80-20=60 7-3=4 64	87-20=67 -3=64	7-3=4 80-20=60 64
46 + 29 =	40 + 20=60 6+9=15 60 +15=75	46+20=66 +9=75	6+9=15 40+20=60 =75
78 - 56 =22	70-50=20 8-6=2 20-2=18	78-50=12 -3=18	8-6=2 50-70=20 22
89 + 76 =165	80+70=150 9+6=15 150+15=165	89+70=159 +6=165	9+6=15 80+70=150 150+15=165

My Reading

This is my Reading project I done when we were with my friends and it was about the question that I had to ask when I read the story

This is my matariki poster all about matariki

MATARIKI

Matariki is a very important thing on the maori calendar and Matariki is the maori for pleiades and the little cluster of stars .

Matariki

What is Matariki?

Matariki is the maori name for cluster also a group of stars are called pleiades.

You can see Matariki in the mid-winter late may and early june.

For lots of maori matariki starts a new year.

A special feature of Matariki celebrations is the flying of kites – according to ancient custom they flutter close to the stars.

Only a few people took part at first, but in just a few years thousands were honouring the ‘New Zealand

The stars

You can navigate with the cluster and you can see matariki in early june and late may.

Matariki is the brightest star in the sky.

Matariki is the maori name for pleiades.

skies of New Zealand, it signals a month-long celebration across the country of the Māori New Year.

There names are Tupu-a-nuku, Tupu-a-rangi, Waiti, Waita, Waipuna-a-rangi and Ururangi.

Importance of Matariki

For many New Zealanders, 31 December means parties and

to welcome the New Year.

Traditionally, Matariki was a time to remember those who had died in the last year.

But it was also a happy event – crops had been harvested and seafood and birds had been collected. With plenty of food in the storehouses.

How it is celebrated

Kites were seen as connectors between heaven and earth, and were often flown at this event, especially on the first day of The Māori New Year signals a time for connecting with, and giving thanks to, the land, sea and sky he New york The Matariki Festival in Auckland will see the city come alive with live music performances, Kapa Haka, theatre, poetry, family events, dance and art.ear.

Today Matariki means celebrating the unique place in which we live and giving respect to the land we live on.

THIS IS MY READY

They are allowed to tackle each other and can play with a volleyball.

Cause the volleyball is softer and more smaller

They have to play inside

They rare paralysis

They can't play real rugby because they are really ill and mentally paralyzed

They need to make more safety wheelchairs and better nz players

They are in wheelchair

Get ready to roll

There wheelechairs have a front bumper to keep there feet safe

Some can’t move there legs or necks

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1. Blue area - prior knowledge, what you knew before       2. White area - facts and information I learnt from reading article.

This a Letter to Emily Rodda

Tremaine

AUTHOR EMILY RODDA.

Emily Rodda

ROWAN OF RIN

Hi my name is Tremaine and I really like your book I really like the title 2

I go to Kawakawa primary school and i live in kawakawa .At school we have to pick a book from our school library  .

We have to write a letter to the author of the book and  tell them about how we like their book and ask some question.

My question for you is why did you want to be a writer and who encouraged  you.

When you started writing how wanted to buy your books

Who inspired you to be a writer

Do your have children and do you have pets.

My Frog Writting

LIFE? CYCLE FOR A FROG

Have you ever wondered how a tadpole transformers into a frog.

Frog lay their eggs in water or wet places. A floating clump of eggs is called frog spawn.

The large and slippery mass of eggs are too big to be eaten.  This is nature's way of protecting them.  But, the smaller clumps of eggs will be eaten by the creatures living near or in the pond.

The egg begins as a single cell. Several thousand  are sometimes laid at once. It becomes surrounded by a jelly like covering, which protects the egg. The female may or may not stay with the eggs to take care of the young after she has laid them. The egg slowly develops. But, only a few develop into adults.  Ducks, fish, insects, and other water creatures eat the eggs.

we are learnig about report writting .