Showing posts with label inquiry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inquiry. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 2, 2020

Torch Challenge

we are learning to make a closed Circuit.
my group found it easy to use the wires
my group found it hard to use tin foil
next time we will try to use the tin foil
here is my groups light.

Monday, May 11, 2020

Pakirehua-Inquiry

Today for inquiry we had to code a sprite on Scratch to be able to move to a set place.
I found it hard to give my sprite instructions because there were to many to choose from.
I found it easy to choose a sprite and background.
click this link to visit my spirite.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/393902451
My digital learning object shows that I can add links to my blog.
Thank you for visiting my blog.

Friday, March 6, 2020

February Reflection

we are learning to reflection
I found it easy to take a selfe
I found it hard to get up to 107 points because we kept talking.
Here is a is a pitcare of the February reflection.

Friday, February 28, 2020

2020 Goals

This week we set goals.
For our learning disposition, we could choose a Maori who came to Turanganui-a-kiwa on the Hourta waka. I chose Kiwa. I choose Kiwa so I can set my own goals like he did.

Wednesday, February 19, 2020

dragonfly doby parts

today we are learning to fact file dragonflys from the book the exploer
 I found it hard find the facts
I found it easy to make the dragonfly

Tuesday, February 18, 2020

Paoa and Kiwa

 Today we are learning about Paoa and KIwa.

I found it hard to get the glue in line with the waka.

I found it easy to get the skewers into the waka.

Paoa and Kiwa were on Horouta. They hit the sand bar at Ohiwa so they went and looked for the special tree. Paoa went through valleys, over moutans. He finally found it so he chopped it down then put it in the  Waipaoa river. It went down the steam and Kiwa made minor repairs so he said our place should be called Turanganui-a-Kiwa which means the waiting place of Kiwa.

Our class went to a museum visit. They were talking about Horouta. We did sand art and made a waka. Waka Hourua means two hulls and thatś what the Horouta waka had. The waka we made has one
 

Thursday, September 20, 2018

Tracking and traps



       


Over the last few weeks we have been learning about traps and  tracking tunnils are tunnils that you trap thir foot prints so you know what pest are thir when you are seting the traps dot for get the top tips sell the traps So no fingers get into it Don't forget all your fingers will get chopped off If you don’t  listen to me and we set 4 tracking tunnils and And only one tracking tunnel had footprits in it