We made New Zealand landmarks, like kiwi sky tower carrot tūī so much more.
when we are making them we had so much fun but some of them were hard so we have to make the again and again.
we add textures too when were making them.
We made New Zealand landmarks, like kiwi sky tower carrot tūī so much more.
when we are making them we had so much fun but some of them were hard so we have to make the again and again.
we add textures too when were making them.
P.P.D.A.C – CYCLE
Problem – what? who? how?
Plan – how to gather data.
data – how is data managed sorted.
Analysis -Exploring and reasoning.
Conclusion – Answering questions.
Quantitive (ON) vs Qualitative (QL)
QN means answering in numbers
QL means category data Answers in words.
Discrete (D vs Continuous (C)
D means answering in whole numbers and cannot be cut into smaller parts.
C means answering with number that can be cut up and it can have decimals.
Our focus for Term 1 was about Hauora (well-being).
We learnt about Te Whare Tapa Wha. In the Te Whare Tapa Wha model that are 4 walls that make it up. They are:
For my Taha Tinana, I did netball as a sport. This helped me with my fitness.
1. there thousend of species.
2. the wasp has not always lives in the hive.
3. the wasp likes hunt other insects and wasp.
4. the wasp are repat offenders.
5. the wasp are not have hair.
6. males die after mating.
1. the weta is big than cicada and cicada has a big weta does not have a wings.
2. Because the affect are vrey dengerios that why.
3. Explanation: beetle is an insect and the first part of its name is the name of another insect that is bee.
4. one the weta opting for gas exchange one pair of each abdomen segment. that my and also cicada has wings .
Māori Language Week gives some basic Māori words and phrases. It gives students who speak Māori the opportunity to further celebrate and share their knowledge in the classroom. There are also community events that take place across New Zealand to celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. Māori Language Week began as part of the commemoration of the 1972 petition on the Māori Language to parliament. Hundreds of people now celebrate September as Mahuru Māori, in which they dedicate themselves to speaking only Māori. thats my maori language blog.