True? or False?

Greetings, this afternoon room 3 were learning about whats true and whats false. Many people seem to believe in things that are "true" but are actually false, for example say that if you eat spiders you'll become spider man which is definitely false. Most people seem to believe false things that may sound true mainly on social media such as tiktok,instagram,facebook etc. 

So how do you find out if its true or false?

doing research before doing anything else can help prevent you from getting injured. Doing research can give you real answers unlike social media, even though the things that are said on social media can sometimes be true, doing research is still the best decision for you.

E haere ana koe ki hea? - Where are you going?

 

                       

Greetings, this after-noon the year 8's had  a Te Reo Maori google meet. This weeks Te Reo Maori task was "E haere ana koe ki hea?" which means "Where are you going?", on the second slide you can see example's and also different country's, starting from slide 4 you can see that we had to fill in blank spaces which was really fun to do.

Make sure to check the other slides to see some more amazing work and make sure to leave a positive comment!

He aha te utu?

 

Greetings, today the year 8's had a te reo Maori google meet! for today's te reo Maori session as you can see by the title we did a google slide called "He aha te utu?" which means "what is the cost?" on the first two slides you can see that it is giving us an example and a bunch of different words because we had to fill in blank spaces, to see more amazing work click on the arrow and don't forget to leave a positive comment!

What I have done in the holidays.

 3 months ago it was announced that the whole of New zealand would go into lockdown for 1 week due to coronavirus, Auckland was at level 4 while some of the islands were at level 3. Many were shocked with the news, some irritated and some happy, this wasn't really new to everyone since we’ve experienced this in the past back in 2020 march the 25th. Events were postponed and  some stores closed while some were opened for grocery shopping,that's usually how things go during a lockdown. Teens, kids, toddlers and furthermore adults were back to online school & work using their devices at home or school devices.

After days it was friday which meant that everyone would get an update about the lockdown we were currently in, Considering it was announced that we were going to be in lockdown for the next 2 weeks meaning we would continue doing things we would normally do in a lockdown.  

After 2 months New Zealand was still in a lockdown, Auckland was moved to level 2 along with the other. Apparently a maximum of 10 people from two households could meet outdoors for a picnic, barbeque or a social gathering, not to mention school holidays were on for a period of 2 weeks as always. 

During my holiday I was blessed to see some of my relatives as I haven't had any contact with them in-person for 2 months. We celebrated a birthday together and made sure to stay safe afterwards. I also got to bake  delicious brownies with them which was a really nice experience.

On the 2nd week of school holidays I went on a ride with my brother along with his wife to the beach to look at the view and also see the attractive sunset go down, it was a really beautiful sunset to experience as the sunset was a yellow-ish orange colour. That’s what I have done in the holidays during lockdown. It was really entertaining to do these in the holidays with my relatives and hope to do them again!

Question: What have you done in the past 2 weeks of school holidays?

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DMIC - NIUE week 1!

                                        

Fakalofa lahi atu! for this weeks math project both math classes room 3 & 5 have gathered together on a google meet to solve a dmic problem. This dmic problem is a Niue dmic problem and it tells us about a mother and a daughter selling Niuean clothes and more such as pulou (hat) t-shirts and Niuean key rings, can you figure out the answers? to see some more amazing work click on the arrow and make sure to leave a positive comment!

Blood sugar.

 

                   

Kia ora! today room 5 literacy class are currently learning about blood sugar not only just blood sugar but also about diabetes. Room 5 literacy had to read a book about Sarah who has type 1 diabetes, I have learned many things about her!  

Introduction & checkpoint algebra!

 

                      

Malo e lelei! Room 3 are currently learning about algebra, room 3 had to work out what the number for the unknown letter was. As you can check on the last slide we had to work out BEDMAS equations, the meaning of BEDMAS is B brackets E exponents D divide M multiply A addition S subtract.