Life skills....

 

Today we learnt about cars. We learnt how to check our dipstick, making sure its clean and making sure you have oil and making sure your oil is clean. we also learnt about  wiper blades how they wipe down your windows and keep them clean. Then we learnt about the radiator and how it keeps everything cool. We learnt not to open the car hood when your cars overheated. You have tpo wait till it cools down in order for you to open it..... This meet was cool and it was fun to learn about the cars and engine....cant wait for the next one!!!

Language Features - Simile & Metaphor

 

Task Description: Today we had a reading task, this is what we did!!....

Crime Scene Multiplication and Division

 

Task Description:Today our Math task was to find out who was the criminal using maths. This is what we did.

Pythagorean Theorem

 

Task Description: Today we had to our maths. This was our Maths Mask!!!

CSI files

 

Task Description: Today we helped work out and take down a group of bad criminals. we had to find out what letter the number stood for, then when they were all found out we out them together to make the persons favourite number. The favourite number indicated the person committed all these crimes

Ways to build your Taha-Wairua

 Ways to build your Taha-Wairua. 

To build your Taha Wairua (spiritual well being) you can pray every morning. Give thanks to god for waking you up, Maybe ask god to bless your day, keep your family safe, and that no one gets hurt.

Singing spiritual songs with your siblings, can help lighten up the mood, makes you feel better and sometimes can inspire you to do good things later in that day. spiritual songs can also be another way of prayer.

Complementing your siblings or people when they feel down. Sometimes you can sense when people are sad or feeling a bit down, and sometimes you can see it by their actions. Either way, complementing them or making them feel better by cheering them up is another way.

These are several ways to build your Taha Wairua (spiritual well being)

Te Reo. Whakapapa

 

Task Description: Today we did Te Reo, this was our task. We learnt our whakapapa (our family). I was unable to record myself saying these phrases, because my mic is broken.