Today we have made a graph about how many people have dropped their rubbish in school. Our task was to make a graph on google spreadsheet then we had to put it on a google document. Yes are the people who have dropped rubbish in school and no are the people who haven’t dropped rubbish. Our teacher Mrs Anderson made a google form for LS1 & LS2 to fill in their responses. For Yes 56 people have dropped rubbish in school and for no 25 people haven’t dropped rubbish.
This blog is a record of my learning from Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ.through to Tamaki College.
Thursday, 22 June 2017
Dance
Tuesday, 20 June 2017
Read Theory
Today my group and I have been working on our reading skills on Read Theory. The Story I have been reading today is called Rockefeller tree. Every year of Christmas in New York people put up lots of tree's to celebrate Christmas and the birth of Jesus. The hardest question for me was what time does everyone come together in New York to give everyone presents but luckily I got the answer right. I got all of my questions right at the end.
Labels:
Read Theory,
Reading
Thursday, 15 June 2017
Dance
Today at dance we have recorded our dance we have done onto the iPad. Me and Christopher chose the moves we needed to record with. But when we wanted to record our dance we had to record Joshua's groups dance. Their dance they have done was really good but they just had to be in time with the beat. Our dance was next and we done really well. We were very proud of our selves but we also had to be in time with the beat. Next week we need to be in time with the beat and a fantastic job.
Wednesday, 14 June 2017
Inquiry: Agreements and Disagreements
Today for Inquiry we have been learning about disagreements and agreeing about rubbish in our school. We worked in a group of 4 to complete this task. I have worked with Dallas, Fatongia and Jay-Don. Our task was to write our suggestions and had to agree on one. My Opinion was voted to be selected. Dallas's suggestion was I think we should put to 2 rubbish bins on the playground because people are chucking the rubbish on the floor. Fatongia's Suggestion was we could have more bins at school, Jay-Don's suggestion was we could start putting up signs saying no littering and we should have bins in each class rooms. My suggestion was we could start letting others know that they could start picking up rubbish.
Thursday, 8 June 2017
Dance
Today we had dance lessons with Mrs Brett. Christopher and I are working on our dance we have made so far. Mrs Brett told us we had to choose dance moves that can sync with the beat of the music. We also had to see if the speed of the music could catch up to our moves we wrote down. When we found a music we tested it if the tempo could catch up to the moves we have done and if our moves could be in time with the music we chose. The thing that's difficult for me while we were choosing our moves is what we were gonna pick next for our dance and how we were gonna do it. When me and Christopher chose the right music for our dance we discussed what kind of moves would be right with the music.
Thursday, 1 June 2017
Kilikiti
Labels:
Kilikiti,
Samoan Language week
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)



