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Tuesday, June 29, 2021

Writing compound sentences T2W8

 hey bloggers 

in writing yesterday and today we have been learning about compound sentences. A compound sentence is where to simple sentences join together with a fanboy, for a compound sentence you need a noun a verb fanboys and simple sentences. Hope you enjoy! 


Highlight: Noun   Verb   FANBOYS


The sun is shining.

but it is still cold.

It was snowing 

It was snowing and it was really windy.

I like candy

but if i have to much i get  a sugar rush

I like food 

but not brussel sprouts 

My best friends are cool

l But sometimes they can be annoying

It is windy 

and it is cold and I want hot chocolate











Tuesday, June 22, 2021

Matariki reading create tasks week 8

 Kia ora, morena, Tena koe or Ata marie

WALT:Summarise and analyse ideas and information from different texts.

hello readers this week we have been working on matariki. Matariki is a maori new year were 7 sisters are stars, how they got up there is Tāwhirimātea was so angry because his brothers pulled there mother/Papatūānuku and dad/Ranginui so he grabbed his eyeballs out of his eyelid and crush his eyeballs then he threw the crushed eye up into the sky. I really like working about Matariki, the thing that i found hard was probably typing up all the ideas from the videos up onto the doc. Hope you like my work.


create task: 1, for this create task we had to take ideas from the videos or websites that we had to watch or read this one was the most challenging for me.


Video #1 

  • Matariki with glitter and silver and glue. 

  • Sisters fighting. 

  • Ranginui, papatuanuku,kei tango tango, wainui are the parents, puanga/ red , takurua/ blue star, the sisters are, Matariki, waiti, waita, waipuna rangi, tupu a nuku, tupu a rangi, uru rangi. 

  • Matariki is a family of stars.  

  • Matariki has seven sister stars. 

Wainui said we need to give our sisters a task. I have an idea about kei Tango Tango that should be a sign for the new year. 

  • The girls are then given their responsibilities. 

  • It is bad luck if you can not see the 7 sisters. 

  • It is good luck when you can see them clearly through the sky. 

  • So the sister just needed an important task to do. 



Video #2

  • Matariki is also the name for the maori New year. 

  • They disappear into the night sky in late April. 

  • The stars appear again in late May or early June.

  • When the stars appear it is a sign that the maori new year has begun.

  • There is much to celebrate. 

  • The matariki has many other names, like the 7 sisters. 

  • Matariki is known for the biggest star or the oldest sister and guides her younger sisters to their positions. 

  •  The old stories say that when the stars shine the sky will be warm and good for growing crops, And there will be plenty of seaweed together, plants will grow ta;ll and strong. 

  • We can celebrate Matariki by many ways, it is a time for sharing family stories, for learning about the land and how to look after it, it is a time for hearing stories about the old days, for learning about how people used the stars in the past, it is a time for plant trees and winter crops, it is a time to fish for kaimoana, it is a time for making things, to learn how to weave and carve, it is a time for making and flying kites, Matariki is a time to make plans for the future, and to forgive and forget problems of the future, it is a time to enjoy family and friends.    



Website #1 Te papa museum  
  • Not all iwis celebrate matariki at the same time. 

  • Some might celebrate matariki on the first full moon. 

  • A cluster of stars that are near each other. 

  • The stars join together to become a pattern. 

  •  Only six or seven are visible without a telescope. 

  • There are five hundred stars in the matariki cluster 

  • You can see them before sunrise. 

  • The brighter and clearer the stars seemed, the warmer the growing season would be, ensuring a good harvest. 

  • Papatuanuku was so angry that he ript is eyes out and crushed them and threw them up into the sky.

  • The stars of Matariki were used for people to find their way



Website #2 Celebrating puanga

This story is about how a school celebrates matariki, At their school called Puanga Ramanui. They watch the sky bling and They have a hangi. It apparently feels like your staying at a marae.




Create task 2, for this create task we had to choose 2 activate out of four the options were animate the story about matariki, Venn diagram compare matariki how you celebrate new years, and i did a word find about matariki and i also did change the story about Tawhirimatea.









here is my glossary 

Matariki:      matariki is a cluster of  stars, in english this is the eyes of god.


Whetu:  A star in the matariki cluster, or often used as the number 7 in te reo 


Stars: things that shine in the night sky


Korero: in english this means talking


Kai: in english this is food


Food: something that you eat 


Land: land is where your house sits.


Whenua:  in english this is land 


Family: a group of people that have a mum a dad a brother a sister and more 


Whanau: in english this is family 


Event: something that takes place somewhere 


Consolation: a group of stars


Harvest: a thing where you have to get your food before winter hits


Pleiades: a group of stars


Maori new year: new year


Pipiri: first lunar new year of the maori year


June: a month


Reflection: looking back in time 


Celebration: when it is someone's birthday you have fun and party. 



made my own word search!

try and print the word search out. 

hope you liked all my work comment down bellow what you are going to do to celebrate matariki?

Friday, June 18, 2021

MATHS T2W7

 hello readers, 

WALT: support calculating with numicon shapes and write number stories. 

these past weeks we have been working on numicon shapes, i worked in a group of 4 people Karaitiana, Amelia, Marcus and me Jaydah I recamend you checking there blogs they are AMAZING here is my work!



Thursday, June 17, 2021

Reading T2W7 You are special

 Kia Ora readers, 

WALT:Make connections between ourselves, other texts and the world. 

this week for reading we have been making connections with ourselves, other text/movies and the world, The book that i have been reading is about how about this wimmark thinks he is not special. He keeps on getting dots and he wants stars. 

Reflection!

 i liked this book because it really related to it. Why i liked the create tasks is because it gave me a BIG challenge. The only down thing about the story was it made me CRY cause it was sooooo sad. Also the only down thing about the create tasks was that i was stressing out ALOT. 



Create task one: For create task one is we had to write in collams, what relates to yourself, other texts and the world. 


Create task 2: for create task we had to create a venn diagram with two storys that you want to compare. 


Create task 3, part one: we have to write down in the template. 

Black lives matter

Making connections to the world. 

My chosen connection: Black lives matter

Why have you chosen this connection? Use evidence from the text to support your answer. 

Who is involved?

  • Mostly America 

What happened?

  • People in America saying your skin doesn't matter

Where did it happen?

 

  • South Tryon Street or America 




Why did it happen?

  • Racism  

When did it happen?

  • Start of time

Websites that I used…

  1. Google 

  2. Google drawing 

  3. My friends ( helped )  



create task 3, part 2: we had to make a poster using the info from part one.


Hope you enjoyed see you next week and have a good weekend!







 




Thursday, June 3, 2021

cybersmarts ( cooper and ruby )

 hello readers today Ruru had to find out more about Cooper and Ruby in cyber smarts today I had a buddy and her name was Kk/Karaitiana shes cool go and check out her blog!  Here is her Blog 


Writing ( Winnies experience at willow bank )

 hello reader for 3 weeks now I have been working on a story about how Winnie and friends went to willow bank but some drama happened, find out what happened in the story! 


Once upon a time Winnie and friends were sitting around  the hazel brown ancient table debating about where they might go on this glorious day. Then all the sudden they had agreed to go and see their best mates at willow bank. Individually they all rushed out the door, so joyful. As they walked down the luminous city, Winnies angelic honey yellow eyes twinkle in the sun as they bolted because they could see the Willow bank sign, as they were running Winnies chubby cheeks were bouncing like a basketball. 


Winnie and friends all walked into willow bank very excited, so excited that they all were about to blow up. They grabbed all the food for their friends and carried on to the front desk. 


They put all of the food onto the desk and then went to go and find his credit card, he soon found it and swiped it and then the lady said um what is this money. Winnie soon said a hundred acre wood money. Oh we only take New Zealand money the lady said, oh said winnie then he dropped and walked away very sad and devastated. 


All the sudden he saw a familiar face in disguise. It was Christoper Robin! He came up to Winnie and handed him his birthday savings. All of a sudden Winnie felt warm inside and very shocked.Winnie went sprinting inside then the rest followed him. They had been accepted into the animal exhibit. They fed all the animals except one and it was one of their old friends ostrich.