BEDMAS

 

Art Alive - Art Animation

The Island - Art Alive

Task Description: Team 5 have been doing art for term 4, this is my art inspired by Edvard Munch, this describes my emotions and feelings and it is representing how I am feeling free and sanguine. Sanguine means positive. It was very fun making this because I got to mix the colours and I had lots of company to occupy me while I was drawing my art.
 

City Art

 this is a picture of my drawing , it was very fun to make and it took a while, but it was worth it, it wassnt supposed to be blended but it is because I keep forgetting to make it non-blended but hope you enjoy, this drawing represents my emotional feeling and it is ardour, it means like passion and enthusiasm and that describes my emotion now, it'll change very soon

Kei Hea A - Where is

Reading - Poetry

 Task Description: Today in reading we had to do poetry about being king/queen it was very fun because we are making our own rymes.

Graphs

Rolling Dice

Task Description: Room 1 played with dices and we seen how much we rolled with our partner then put it in the box above.

 

Whats In The Bag?

Art Alive The Scream

 Task Description: Today in room 1 We had to recreate a picture from a famous artist and it was really fun

Kate Sheppard

 Kate Sheppard

Kate sheppard is a woman who wanted rights to vote because only men could vote and she felt that it was not fair, all the women who felt it wasn’t fair all gathered up and made a protest about how the women wanted to vote too. She was born on march 10 in 1847 and apparently she passed on 13th of july in 1934. She was born in Liverpool, United Kingdom

Why is Kate Sheppard famous?

Kate Sheppard was famous indeed according to her and many other womens protesting because women were not allowed to vote back then and the females didn’t like the idea of only men allowed to vote in a election

When did females have rights to vote?

Kate Sheppard protested a lot of times but she didn’t get the rights to vote until 1893 where I think the men thought that the women would never give up.

Conclusion

So technically she was a wonderful lady who had a wonderful mind full of wonderful things, she really saved new zealand

 

Graphs

task description: in room 1 we were learning about graphs and describing them, this is a graph showing people how many new cases of covid 19 there are and the countries names right next to them so you know which countrie has new cases and which countries do not.

Martin Luhter King Jr

Martin Luhter King Jr

(1929-1968)

 Martin Luhter King Jr was a baptist minister, he married a beautiful woman named Coretta Scott and the family lived to have four wonderful children. In 1954 Martin and his family moved to Montgomery Alabama, His most famous work is his “I Have a Dream” (1963) speech, in which he spoke of his dream of a United States that is void of segregation and racism. Martin Luhter King Jr was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1964 for bringing peace upon his country.

Description: Today for literacy in room 4 us students had to write about a real story we read and I did indeed write about Martin Luther King Jr

Protesting

Algebra

Tokelau

Tokelau is famous for being the smallest economy in the world, now referred to as by the New Zealand government and the tokelau government.

If you didn't know Nukunonu is the capital of Tokelau 

Did you know that samoa is 505 km away from tokelau which means samoa from tokelau is 314 miles away

If you were wondering if people from tokelau are citizens in New Zealand well yes they are which is an honour for us new zealanders to meet and welcome them.

When did tokelau gain independence?

1948

 

The most spoken language in tokelau is tokelauan and english.

If you want to learn something new in tokelau then continue reading 

Tokelau is hardly known for its high points! In fact, the tallest peak in the atolls comes to a towering five metres! That might be a nice little adventure for newbie mountaineers, at the least! 

Tokelau’s atolls are actually at risk of disappearing in the long run. That’s thanks to the relatively low ground level, and that the sea is rising thanks to global warming.

• Tālofa - Hello (on the phone)

• E ā mai koe? - How are you?

• Ko ai tō igoa? - What's your name?

• Ko ... toku igoa - My name is ____

• Manuia te taeao - good morning

• E lelei kua feiloaki kitāua, ni - Pleased to meet you

• Afiafi - good evening

Thanks for taking your time to read this and I hope you learnt something new!

Task description: today I had to write facts about tokelau and it was really fun I even learnt alot about the tokelauan culture.

Water Worries

Te Reo

Eleven

Today in literacy room 4 is learning more about nouns, adjectives, advebs, and more.

Sign Language