I am a Year 8 student at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Learning Space 2 and my teachers are Ms Kirkpatrick and Mrs Anderson.
Showing posts with label 2018. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2018. Show all posts
Wednesday, 12 September 2018
Basic Facts Boxes - Addition
Today for maths everyone played the Basic Facts Boxes that was kindly made by Mr Wong. Some people found this game challenging and some didn't! I was one of them (the people who didn't find it challenging). I found having to add 2 digit numbers quite easy once I had my practice. Can you answer this question? 75 + 37 = ___
Write down in the comments what you think the answer is!
Wednesday, 13 June 2018
My E-mail to Mrs Wells - A science teacher at Tamaki College
Yesterday, I e - mailed an expert in science who name is Mrs Wells. I asked her a few questions about the immune system. Her and her class are still finding out about the system. She is probably the first scientist I've ever had a conversation with! Above show the screenshots I've taken while e - mailing her yesterday and today.
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Tuesday, 12 June 2018
Colloquialism and Slang - Definitions and examples
Today for reading our group (Waiheke) were focused on reading a book called 'The Fall'... The book talked about a young boy called Zac. His personality is very similar to mine. He is an impatient, risk taking, competitive, no brainier and doesn't think before he acts. After that we created a DLO telling and giving examples so that the reader isn't stuck on trying their best to understand what it means/defines. I worked with Nyjah, Fui, Joshua W and Joseph.
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Viva
Friday, 8 June 2018
Tech Reflection - Tamaki College Cooking
Thursday, 7 June 2018
CARE Awards - Our Head Girl
Today I have accomplished the activity I have chosen to do for my CARE Award booklet. In this activity I have written about our head girl Tiava. She's shown respect, excellence, a good attitude and innovation.
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12:00 o'clock,
2018,
CARE awards,
June 7th
Wednesday, 6 June 2018
Adjectives, Adverbs and nouns
This week for writing Joel and I created a character description using adjectives and nouns. We all worked together to highlight nouns, adjectives and adverbs (action words). My favorite adjective word is 'suspicious'. I learnt that a 'noun' is a name of something, somewhere and someone. An 'adverb' is an action word or doing word. Finally an adjective is a describing word. The adjective describes the noun.
E.g 1: The girl ran to her mother - One with the noun only.
E.g 2: The girl ran quickly to her mother - This example has an adjective and a noun
E.g 3: The girl ran quickly looking suspicious to her mother - This example includes an adjective and noun...
5 times tables strategy
Today in math our focus was to use the five times tables to solve times table problems! I didn't know we could use this strategy to solve these times table puzzles out! I have found out that I can use this strategy for multiplication, addition, subtraction and many more! this strategy can be used for any maths puzzle.
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Friday, 25 May 2018
Blog Commenting
These are the blog comments I have made to a boy called Kurt who attends Paparoaroa Ranges School and has fabulous work. Miki, Alex and I have commented on Kurt's blog to give him feedback and feed forward to help him with his vocab and small details.
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Wednesday, 23 May 2018
Our Skeletal System
Today for inquiry our task was to get into a group of four or five... my group was Angela, Hajera, Chavda and Joel (including me)... In our groups we collaborated and worked hard to create two human figurines out of play doh to compare or make a comparison of having no tooth picks or bones and having bones. The first looked very flat and weak, the second looked very bulky and strong. Our groups tried to make the boneless figurine stand but couldn't... We then tried out the other figurine and it stood still.
Why Animals And Humans Need Bones:
Why? because we would end up in big blob... we wouldn't even be able or have the ability to move freely! this is why us humans and animals really need bones... here is a more scientific word (I'd think that nurses and doctors use this word too!) and it is... the
skeletal system... There is also a short photo animation of my group putting and making the figurine stand... and the bulky one sit on the white board...
My Groups Blogs:
- Viva
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Friday, 18 May 2018
Tamaki College - Tech Reflection
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Tech reflection
Tongan And English Body Names...
Today I have been working and trying to translate English words of body parts into Tongan names for our body part
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Body systems,
Inquiry
Thursday, 17 May 2018
What Is A Metaphor?
Today our task was to create a DLO explaining what a metaphor. I also used examples (E.g) to help you understand what I am talking about. What is a metaphor? is the main question. I have 2 definitions of what a metaphor is so you could and can understand.
Thursday, 10 May 2018
Kiwi Can
Today at Kiwi Can our theme was integrity and our topic was doing the right thing when no one is looking. The games we'd played was doing the opposite of what our teachers or leaders of kiwi can were doing. We had great fun learning about how to make good choices or doing the right thing when no one is looking...
Wednesday, 9 May 2018
The Bulford Kiwi
This is the Bulford kiwi. This kiwi is made up of white chalk and was made or created by a number of soldiers. A soldier called Harry was one of the soldiers who made the Buford kiwi. This kiwi was made in 1919 in England, above the military town of Buford on Salisbury.
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2018,
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Evaluating
Today our task for reading was to create a DLO about a book called Harry's War. This book is about a man called Harry who during the war is back a the farm looking after the animals. A man comes to the farm and tells him that he is expected at war. He takes a long journey to the Feather - son War Camp to train so he could have the ability to survive in the war. They travel to England using a sailing boat. When the troop or soldiers get there the war is over because the other troop or soldiers that they were fighting didn't make it there. So that men't that they'd won but didn't do anything to win. Fruistraighted the soldiers were the captain of the troop kept them busy by getting them to build the Bulford kiwi. This kiwi can be found in England, on Beacon Hill, above the military town of Buford on Salisbury.
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Tuesday, 1 May 2018
Memorial - Lothian, Australian Book
Yesterday in reading, we were focusing on a book called 'Memorial' illustrated by Gary Crew and written by Shawn Tan... I chose the family tree because it shows who the characters are and how they'er related. The person I worked with collaboratively was Joel. The characters in this book are Great Granddad, Great Grand Mother, Grand Dad, Grand Mother, Mum, Dad and the Son - Narrator... We found the information in the book by reading the book and listing the main points of the book.
Thursday, 12 April 2018
What I My Personal Passion?
Today I have completed a CARE award in Excellence and Innovation (innovative). I talked about what my personal passion is. There are three things I am very good at.
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2018,
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Excellence and Innovation
Thursday, 22 February 2018
Kiwi Can
Today at Kiwi can our theme was 'Having A Positive Attitude' and our catch phrase was If you argue, sort it out, don't shout and work it out. The main focus of today's lessons were following the rules. The teachers were Mr Latu, Mr Matt and Miss Lily. We all got into a circle and were called into numbers (I was number 2). So if Mr Matt/Mr Latu called out number 2 (my number) I would speed/power walk around the circle and walk through my hole (the place I stood/sat at) and jumped into the hoop, if there was a person that jumped into another persons hoop they'd be out or if they'd be the last person into a hoop they'd also be out. And the other games we were playing was ball tag.
Friday, 16 February 2018
Summer Learning Journey - Cirtifacates
Today at assembly I received a certificate for taking part in the summer learning journey by posting the weekly activities on my blog and commenting on other peoples blogs. There were 50 people/children that received their certificates. Some people won prizes.
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SLJ
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