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This week we carried on with our ‘insect’ topic for reading, writing, handwriting and art. For maths we practised basic facts and worked on writing a variety of equations which would have a certain number for the answer. We also practised solving problems using place value or known facts knowledge. Here is a selection of my work:
Reading:
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In week 9 we have been doing lots of Matariki reading activites. You could do a DLO or a Venn Diagram. I chose to do a Venn Diagram. You had to do Matariki culture and you got to pick another countries culture. I chose chinese culture. You had to write in the middle the same things and on the sides what's the difference.
Here is my work:
Kia ora
This week we have been reading a lot of books, We have done some reading activities I have done a farming fish one my friend and I have put in some facts about how people farm fish in the Solomon Islands. The hard part was to find all the facts the easy part was to writing the facts down the learning behind this task was to find out how to farm fish. Here is my work:
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This week we have been doing lots of reading activities. We had to at least blog two of our reading work we've done this week, Here is my work that I have done! UvU
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Te Rehutai
This week we were excited to be learning a bit about Te Rehutai, the Team New Zealand AC 75 that has been sailing in the Waitemata Harbour. Here is my information!.
We are learning about Captian William Hobson and what he was doing to get the Treaty of Waitangi up and running. We learned that Captian William Hobson sailed to the Bay of islands of New Zealand in 1837. He was told that there were lots of wars between the Maori iwi. Captain William Hobson went back to England in 1838 to say that the British should be in charge of New Zealand in 1840. So Captain William Hobson started to write the Treaty of Waitangi with the help of James Freeman and James Busby. Here is a poster what we learnt.
