Accept + thrive - Who am I?

This is a google slide of who I am if you go on the 2cd to last page you would see some stuff about me and I am really fun to spend time with. Thank you for looking on my blog.

 

Reading: Poetry Recap!

 

This week I am learning poetry and this is a recap of what I have learned we had to match the country and the next sentance. Poetry is a emoinal and feeling writing.

Maths: Linear Equations

 

This is a task from my maths class and I am going to blog post it and make sure

yous can cheak it out.

Maths: Find X

 

This week I am learning more of algbra and it's so much fun than normal Maths

because I can come to school and learn other types of problems just to use algbra 

in tyhem to solve them.

Maths: DMIC Algebra

This week I am learning to work with my buddys to complete my task so I can

blog it and share it on my blog. This DMIC problem wasen't that easy butb I got 

thourgh it with my friend zyla and that gpt me though it.

Healthy Me, Healthy You,

 

This week I am learning more about the Olympics games but the theme is old like back in the olden days and how they use to play in the sprints and the running and the swimming they played naked and here is a poster about what they did and some photos from the days 1896.

Kei te pēhea koe?

 

This week I am learning how to say hello and goodbye in Maori it is very fun because I am Maori and Love to learn more about Maori and learn more words that I don't know. See you next time in Te Ao Maori. 

Reading: Stand Up!!!

 

This week me and my group are writing and reading about what debating is about but like what kind of things we should debate on. I was doing Stop eating meat and the reason the example why?. And the opinnion at the top and the end to see what they thought at  the beginning and the end and see the changes.

Reading: Matariki Celebration

 

Today I have learnt more about the schools of taranaki and how they celebrate Matariki by having to celebrate Pauage because they can't really see the stars at night but they can see Pauage really clearly.

Maths: Introduction to Time

 

This task is a maths task I love time because overtime I can think on and go

and do more maths with time. 

Reading: Kiwi Kids News

 

Reading: The Space Race

 

Writing: The 4 Spheres

 What are the four spheres?

Introduction - what are the 4 spheres? What’s this report about?

The Geosphere

The Geosphere describes the land and rocks on the planet.

The Biosphere

The Biosphere is the living things on this earth that keeps us alive.

The Hydrosphere

The hydrosphere is the water and all of the liquid that is on this earth.

The Atmosphere

The atmosphere is the sky and whatever comes out of the sky.

Conclusion - what was this about? These four spheres are what make earth a amazing place to live in more like these other planets.

Writing: What Are The Four Spheres

 

Reading: The Jacket - Part 6

 

Reading: The Jacket - Part 2

 

Reading: The Jacket - Part 4

 

Maths: Decimal Fractions 1

 

This week my class is learning more maths about fractions it is really fun to learn 

About maths because you get to learn more and more. about the task here is mine leave a comment thank you.

Writing: Are Aliens Real?

 

Are Aliens Real?:

I think they don’t exist because they are very fake. Some people think they are real but from my point of view they are not. I think that they are fake because we would have seen more of the aliens.I think that they are effects that people think are funny but they're really not. I would love to see one more than I would maybe  believe that they are real but for now I don’t. I reckon that aliens are very nice; they just don’t understand what we are saying and how they speak to us we don’t know either.In 2040, Americans plan to vote in a U.S. presidential election. Japan Promises to Stop Using Nuclear power. Britain’s Prince George will turn the ripe age of 27. And, as the interactive above demonstrates, the world is likely to find alien life. It could happen even sooner, depending how many civilizations are out there to be found. To understand why this is, it helps to know about someone named Frank Drake. It was in 1961, when he was working at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Green Bank, W. Va., that Drake developed the eponymous—and now famous—Drake Equation, which calculates how many advanced and detectable civilizations there should be in the Milky Way in any one year. The number turns out to be potentially huge, and while it’s admittedly based on a number of Earth-centric suppositions—the collapse of any one of which calls much of the equation into question—all of those suppositions are based in increasingly solid science.

Science Fictions