Kia ora koutou
This week we have been learning kupu which is opposite of each other. we had to do the opposite thing of the kupu. and we had to put in the kupu and translate it into English but I only did it on the last slide. but on the first slide, it says This snail is slow and the possum is fast. it’s just the opposite of each other.
Here is my Tuhituhi:)
by Waimirirangi Stowers
Kia ora
every Monday we have to read a Maori book. we had to read the book, and then we had to put the words we didn’t know and make sentences in Te Reo Maori. Then we had to make a video of us reading the book. And write a reflection on what this book is about. we have to be in our group and help each other.
Here is my Panui post:)
Nga by Waimirirangi Stowers
WALT: Converting Fractions to Decimals.
Kia ora koutou this week we have been Converting Fractions to decimals for maths. We have had a releaving teacher for the past week so when Whaea Annie taught us this strategy. It was a bit weird because we were so used to the way Whaea Gaylene teaches us, so it was difficult for me to understand this strategy at first because of how used I am to Whaea Gaylene’s method.
Firstly when using this strategy we have to either devide or times. For example, 7/10 = 7 ÷ 10 = 0.7, is easy. But when doing mixed fractions you have to remember the whole in 4, 7/10 will be a whole number. For example
1 2/3= 1 + 2 x 1/3
= 1 + 2 x o,333
= 1 + 0.666
= 1.666
Here is my mahi
Franctions to Decimals by Waimirirangi Stowers
Kia ora koutou
Today we have a new Maori book called Taupupuni. First, we all went into our groups. then we had to read the book and some of us had to translate it into English. We had to put up a video of us reading the book.
The Easy Thing: The easy thing was putting everything together.
Here is a little presentation of my Panui 🙂
Panui by Waimirirangi Stowers
This Morning we had to do Math-Whizz and focus on the topic we had to do to get progression and get more Gems.
The thing I am focusing on is pencil and paper Multiplication and division it is effortless to do and you will understand it more.
Here is a little presentation of my Math-Whizz
Divisibility rule by Waimirirangi Stowers
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My class was split into 3 groups of 7. we had to make a movie on our own. one of the movies were A day as a hore Maori
Ki-o-ra-hi Dream. and our movie was called Facing fears. and here you can watch the movie and what scene i liked
Here is a Presentation
Movie by Waimirirangi Stowers
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This week for Tuhituhi we have to rank all of those animals from our panui book. like who is the fastest? who is the slowest. who is the biggest and who is the smallest
What I found easy: everything was easy to do and stuff
Here is a little Presentation
Tuhituhi by Waimirirangi Stowers
Kia ora Kautou
This week for Panui we have to read a Maori book every week we have three groups kiwi, pukeko, and kakapo in every group we have to read a book but each group has their own book to read, and translate Maori to English. and we have to make a panui presentation.
This is me reading the Panui book by Waimirirangi Stowers
Kia ora Kautou
This week for maths we have been learning how to convert decimals to fractions. There are a couple of things that we have to remember to be successful at this mahi.
Firstly you have to know the value of the decimals. we have to know and understand ‘nested place value’. And there are so many tenths, Hundredths, and Thousand in any given number.
secondly. we have to know our Factors or what number goes into both divisors when going into the numerator and denominator to simplify that fraction in a fraction for example 15/50 can be simplified. The number 5 is a factor of both. we divide 15 by 5 and 50 by 5. This gives us a fraction of 3/10.
Opinion: This week’s mahi was a little bit hard but I got used to it the hardest thing was the Thousandths but you will get it if you keep doing it and you will understand it better too.
Please see my Video sample of me showing my strategy for how to make a decimal into a fraction
Decimals to Fractions by Waimirirangi Stowers
Kis ora Koutou
I have picked Five countries and made graphs about the countries. and the country that I liked was New Zealand. They got more Gold and silver than in 2020. Each Slide shows how many Medals the Five countries have in 2024 and 2020.
Please Have a look at My Presentation About The Olympics
Olypics compeirson-2020,2024 by Keogh Stowers