When we were at KiwiCan we had to do our engerzier and It was called hammer and also we learnt about being a role model. We were talking of taking care of our parents and helping them in their everyday life.
First we played hammer so it was like this. You hands have to be in the front middle so, when Mrs Grace says down, the one on the top has to go down and when she sa's hammer the other person has to bang the hand in the front.
Next Mrs Grace said Lilo is coming and when he came, I asked "could you beat boxing?" and when I said that, he did and It was kind of a sad one so it almost made me cry. He used to be a magician. That is a magic thing that he used to dissappear things into the other room and he said he allso played for MMA and that was cool. It was like kind of boxing game that people could do vs other people.
Later we did around the world so one person has to stand up and the other person has to vs them so when Mrs Grace says an answer they have to say it and when the first person says it then they win then they keep on going until the end.
I felt excited because our first new student was here and I learned about him beat boxing and him MMA and him magicing and it was cool and he said he is Samon he has 3 sisters and 1 brother and 2 little sisters and we had fun with him.
L.I We learnt about Role Modlel and our new student .
I am a Year 6 student at Panmure Bridge School, Auckland, New Zealand. My teachers are Mr Wong and Mr Ogilvie.
Saturday, 21 March 2020
Friday, 20 March 2020
Reading | Visualising
Visualising is drawing an image map, mindmap, or infographic about text that is difficult to understand.
To visualise a difficult sentence, break it up into parts and then draw each part.
If there are any word that are unkown they should be looked up in the dictionary. Children dictionaries are best suited for learners. Visualising is a good way to easily understand difficult texts.
L.I - To learn how to visualise
To visualise a difficult sentence, break it up into parts and then draw each part.
If there are any word that are unkown they should be looked up in the dictionary. Children dictionaries are best suited for learners. Visualising is a good way to easily understand difficult texts.
L.I - To learn how to visualise
Writing| Complex Sentence
For this activity I made a DLO about my complex sentence. How to make a complex sentence is to use to simple sentences and add a AAWWUUBBIS in the middle. If you change it the other way that still sounds correct. To find more informtion to make a complex sentence look at the slideshow.
Thursday, 19 March 2020
Inquiry | First Waka | Aotearoa Research
Original, there was no people in New Zealand (Aotearoa) The first person who arrived to New Zealand came in a settled waka.
The ten names for the waka were: Kurahaupō, Tākitimu, Mataatua, Tainui, Te Arawa, Aotea, Tokomaru, Horouta, Uruao, Ārai-te-uru. These waka's were all traditional to the Maori and Poleynesians.
All of these waka were strong in different areas. For example: Mataatua was identified as one of the greatest traditional boats used to migrate towards New Zealand.
The objective of this activity was to build an understanding of where the first ten wakas journeyed to.
Friday, 13 March 2020
Rippa Rugby
L.I. To learn the basics of Rippa Rugby.
For Rippa Rugby we came back to our same Rippa Rugby teachers. For our drill we had to race eachother. To play we had two teams. Team Green and Team Red. Then the first person had to run the ball to the cone and pass the ball to eachother and they have to pass the ball back. Then you have to run to the cones and criss cross them and run around the flag pole and run to the next person and do the same thing.
Then we got to play Rippa Rugby. We got to put on a belt and put on the tags. When I played Rippa Rugby for my third time and I got a tie. How to play is to rip the tag off the person that has the ball. So don't let someone rip your tag off try and dodge them.
I love playing Rippa Rugby even if I got tired of running a lot.
For Rippa Rugby we came back to our same Rippa Rugby teachers. For our drill we had to race eachother. To play we had two teams. Team Green and Team Red. Then the first person had to run the ball to the cone and pass the ball to eachother and they have to pass the ball back. Then you have to run to the cones and criss cross them and run around the flag pole and run to the next person and do the same thing.
Then we got to play Rippa Rugby. We got to put on a belt and put on the tags. When I played Rippa Rugby for my third time and I got a tie. How to play is to rip the tag off the person that has the ball. So don't let someone rip your tag off try and dodge them.
I love playing Rippa Rugby even if I got tired of running a lot.
Listening
KiwiCan was about listening.
We played 'bop the cone' to practise listening to instructions.
We also played 'Chinese whispers' to practise listening and hearing information.
I thought 'Chineses whispers' was a good way to practise listening skills.
We played 'bop the cone' to practise listening to instructions.
We also played 'Chinese whispers' to practise listening and hearing information.
I thought 'Chineses whispers' was a good way to practise listening skills.
Thursday, 12 March 2020
Kupe & Cook
Kupe and Cook are 2 important explorers in New Zealand history.
Kupe
Kupe arrived in NZ in the 1100's. He travelled by traditional meltods on a traditional still boat. Myth has it he followed a giant Octopus. He did this vogage to find new land for his people to live. His wife named New Zealand Aotearoa after seeing mountains under the clouds.
Cook.
Cook arrived in NZ in the 1769's. He discovered New Zealand on the Endeavour, which was a boat.
He did this vogage to New Zealand in search for the unknowned Southern Island. Captian James Cook was famous of the most of the pacific.
Kupe is important because he was the first documented person NZ. Cook is important because he mapped NZ and opened it up to the world to access.
Kupe
Kupe arrived in NZ in the 1100's. He travelled by traditional meltods on a traditional still boat. Myth has it he followed a giant Octopus. He did this vogage to find new land for his people to live. His wife named New Zealand Aotearoa after seeing mountains under the clouds.
Cook.
Cook arrived in NZ in the 1769's. He discovered New Zealand on the Endeavour, which was a boat.
He did this vogage to New Zealand in search for the unknowned Southern Island. Captian James Cook was famous of the most of the pacific.
Kupe is important because he was the first documented person NZ. Cook is important because he mapped NZ and opened it up to the world to access.
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