This week we were solving the age of Richard, Craig, Jack, Peter and Malcolm. For this learning I worked with my friend Carl. I think this activity was bit hard.
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.
Tuesday, 8 May 2018
How to Survive a Cow Attack
Today reading we were reading the article called A Shortcut. Then I made the DLO shows about How to Survive a Cow Attack.
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Reading - Miki 2018 T2 W2
Thursday, 3 May 2018
Math - Body measuring
Today for math my partner and I created a drawing about body measuring. As we were measuring there was only one question that was false. Every group had there own answers because they have different sizes and how tall they are.
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Maths - Miki 2018 T2 W1
Wednesday, 2 May 2018
The Unfinished Drink
Today we read poetry about the La Tour Mollet (Ted) d'Auvergne then wrote a small paragraph of 25 words about the Unfinished Drink. I learned about him. I felt sad when I read this poem because he died in the World War but I also felt happy because the drink he never drank is still there in memory of him.
Tuesday, 1 May 2018
Hineahuone - The Making of the First Women.
For inquiry we will be learning about the body system and to incorporate traditional Maori stories Mrs Anderson has prepared an inquiry about the Maori belief of Hineahuone. In Maori myth Hineahuone was the first lady created. She was created because the gods created an immaculate earth but their was no one to enjoy it. So Tane Mahuta molded Hineahuone out of the red earth. The impressed Tāwhirimātea whispered "Take my breath, and give her life." Tane then bent over the women he made and breathed deeply. The woman's chest moved and she sneezed. "Tihei" the god's were ecstatic. Today the hongi is a traditional welcome that came to be because of the story of Hineahuone.
Note: If can not clearly see the pictures or the words you can click on them to have a better view.
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2018,
body system,
Hineahuone,
Inquiry,
Maori stories,
Miki
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