right 100% in one of my activities, which is really good. This app has helped not just me, but also my class mates to improve our literacy follow up task. I would really recommend to give this app a go! Feel free to leave a positive comment/feed-back.
Tuesday, 7 December 2021
Literacy Planet
right 100% in one of my activities, which is really good. This app has helped not just me, but also my class mates to improve our literacy follow up task. I would really recommend to give this app a go! Feel free to leave a positive comment/feed-back.
Monday, 6 December 2021
Puberty talk
Kia ora everyone, today was a very lucky day. Team 5 students were in fact fortunate to have a "Puberty talk" from one of the professional helpers. They had split us boys and girls, as they provide some helpful tips. They gave us useful information on how our body is starting to change. This "Puberty talk" has not just helped me, it has helped many of us students that are not aware on whats happening. Credits to our helpful helpers Jannah,Robbie, and Charlie. Thank-you so much for teaching us these specific details, which is going to help while us year 8's are leaving to college. Feel free to leave a positive comment.
Tuesday, 30 November 2021
Room 4 guest
Monday, 29 November 2021
Literacyplanet
Wednesday, 24 November 2021
Once a panther/Chinese New Zealanders
Tuesday, 23 November 2021
First day back @ ScHoOl!
Today is one of those days when I return back @ ScHoOl! isn't that amazing. First day back, after many weeks at home isolating, us P.E.S students are keeping our distance, like wise sanitising and plenty more, we cough sneeze in our elbows, and use the tissues for running nose. Firstly we sanitise before we enter our classrooms, continuing to keep our distance between each other, we read what's on the board as of the "Ideas for to do list" pretty much secluding our learning, or like keeping organised. That's basically the first step, secondly we wait until 9:00am to do our Team 5 meeting, we talk through what we are doing for the day etc. Feel free to leave a positive comment.
Monday, 22 November 2021
Inferring - with poetry
Poetry - Week 5/Task 1
Prime and composite
Friday, 19 November 2021
Stem and Leaf graphs
Tuesday, 16 November 2021
Dot Plots
Fraction, Decimal, Percentage
Monday, 15 November 2021
Picture and Tally Charts.
Mean Median Mode and Range
Tree Diagrams
Box and Whisker
Thursday, 11 November 2021
4.3 E haere ana koe ki hea?
For this week’s Te Reo Maori lessons I had to use phrases in Te Reo Maori that i’ve have learned today. I had to show a conversation between me and someone else, asking and replying to the question, E haere ana koe ki hea?, Throughout this activity it was fun, I learnt a lot, which gave me the opportunity to communicate with my family members. Feel free to leave a positive comment/feedback.
Term 4 Writing Test: Y7/8 EXPLANATION
Tittle: A special place
Introduction:
Have you ever thought of a special place/area you enjoy visiting? One of the top three places I enjoy visiting is the Diary,Auckland Domain Duck Pond, and Glen innes center. These locations are one of the common areas that the community visits most days, they have a particular meaning which is quite the fit.
Information:
One of the areas the community enjoys visiting is the Diary, it has people’s experience throughout their younger age, it’s a place to buy food at a cheaper range. Diaries bring us closer to ordinary people and an everyday life as it was really lived than any other.
Information:
Secondly the Auckland Domain Duck Pond, it is a commonly visited area, it has it’s respect in many ways to the people. The Domain Duck Pond is a walk way, an area that is near a beach. The community has its own meaning for visiting the area. It’s a place where people feel relaxed, and free, it gives you feelings on nature.
Information:
The Glenn Innes Center, is an open area to any, it’s a place where there are many stores that you could buy from. It’s known for its good people, the community is a great place to communicate with the public, you could even visit the library in your own time to read.
Conclusion:
And there, the top common areas/places that I enjoy so much visiting. Do you have a special place/area you like visiting? Well I would recommend visiting the areas.
Kia Ora Everyone,
For this morning's activity the Team 5 students were in a writing test up to 9:30am - 10:29am. For today's writing topic it was based on "A SPECIAL PLACE" we had to think about the places that are special to my community. I had to choose different places to write about, I needed to write and explain to my reader why this place is special. Feel free to leave a positive a comment/feed -back. :) -Sauma
Tuesday, 9 November 2021
Why is school so important? Pre-test/Writing
Why is school so important?
Have you ever wondered if school was so important? School is a way to help children become educated. One of the three elements i’ll be sharing is, The definition of a school, Why is school the most important part of our child's life, What does school do or help children? The definition of school is a place or building used for instruction, learning and education. School means to train, educate, teach or discipline someone or something.
For example, it's a way to train, teach those students before they head to college. School is one of those buildings that even helps your child become independent. It gives your child a little hint on what they want to do in the future.
Why is school the most important part of our child's life? It gives valuable classes to the child in terms of knowledge, growth, and development. For example, school provides knowledge for being social and interactive with different people. School is always there to help the children have a better curriculum. The children have the opportunity to develop throughout the years.
What does school do or help children? With schools they provide an environment where we can learn a lot of basic skills.
For example to kick off they would start to learn the alphabet, numbers, and even do some simple arithmetic problems. They also get the chance to practice their drawing, building, problem solving, and cognitive skills. It would give them many opportunities.
Monday, 8 November 2021
Bar and Histogram graphs
Sentence Structure week 3
Ni san bula Everyone,
For this weeks writing session, I learnt about Sentence Structure with Miss Setefano. Which in other words is things that are like simple,compound and complex sentences. Through out the meeting we learnt adjectives,nouns and verbs it had helped me recap from the beginning of the year. I learnt some new things which had helped me a lot. Feel free to leave a positive comment/feed back.
Friday, 5 November 2021
- CONCLUSION
WALT: write an explicit conclusion.
Thursday, 4 November 2021
4.3 Nga Tikanga O Te Marae
WALT: ask and answer questions about numbers
For today’s Te Reo activity I was able to use phrases in Te Reo Maori. I had to show how to follow a protocol when I go to my families gathering home. For today’s create activity I had to create a comic strip or poster to show a conversation. using speech bubbles and images. This activity had helped me a lot. Feel free to leave a positive comment/feedback.
Wednesday, 3 November 2021
Hauora Meet - Be Still Unglug
- INTRODUCTION
WALT: write an explicit introduction.
Tuesday, 2 November 2021
PEEL paragraph practice
Monday, 1 November 2021
A-Time Series Graph
Thursday, 28 October 2021
4.2 He aha to hiahia?
Talofa lava Everyone,
For today's maths I will be using phrases in Te Reo Maori on what i’ve learned today, in my create activity. I had to show a conversation between me and someone else, asking and replying to the question, He aha to hiahia? , Also today I learnt so many cool words in today's activity it was really fun, I learnt how to start a conversation in 'Te Reo Maori", For further information take a look above at my presentation.
Wednesday, 27 October 2021
Let's Get It Done In 2021! (Hauora Talk)
Tuesday, 26 October 2021
- EXPLANATION WRITING/Why are we in LOCKDOWN!
EXPLANATION WRITING
T | Title - Why are we in LOCKDOWN! |
I | Introduction - Today I will be explaining ‘Why Are We In LOCKDOWN!’ Firstly there are many reasons for us to be in Lockdown, there are viruses to explain. And many more! |
I | Information - First comes to mind is illness/virus, Here in New Zealand we have currently 5,749 cases added all together, and 28 deaths. Throughout lockdown it had been challenging for a few families as parents had to go work! Infomation - Secondly, lockdown is there to help the people minimise the spread of the ‘covid 19 OUTBREAK’ which the covid had made a large impact in our lives. Infomation - Finally lockdown has minimised death, and also it has helped the people stay alert on what's going on, especially minimising the bubble’s which had helped in keeping a distance. |
C | Conclusion - Overall the fact is that we should ‘Stay Safe’ and keep a distance,wash your hands, and also SANITIZE! AND stay a 2-meter distance from each other. |
2 - Ordering Integers - Activity/Week 2/Task 5
Friday, 22 October 2021
Adding Rational Numbers - Activity/Week 1/Task 4
Thursday, 21 October 2021
Strip Graph - Week 1/Task 3
Area and Volume of 2D and 3D shapes - Week 1/Task 2
Immersion Assembly
EXPLANATION WRITING
T | Title - Immersion Assembly |
I | Introduction - Immersion Assembly here at Pt England school we start the Term with an ‘Assembly’ to give us children a clue/hint on what us Pt Englanders are focusing on for the term. . |
I | Information - (To kick off this term of term 4 we are focusing on “Ta Tatoa Korero Ta Tatoa Kowhiringa” “Our Voice Our Choice” Firstly we have differnt teams to explain what there own team are learning/focusing on. For today I will be sharing one of my top favorite team performance/movie! ) (Firstly we have TEAM 1 they are focusing on “Filing another person's bucket” this is one of the most common things that we should do when someone's feeling down. They explain that we should always fill our buckets with love/joy and much more. ) (Secondly I enjoyed TEAM 3 because it showed the real meaning of “Wants & Needs” which is very helpful especially during lockdown. Which they show good examples! ) (Finally I enjoyed TEAM 5’s fun energetic movie/performance, it showed a lot of good information like “Don’t take information that are untrue from online” this is a great topic especially through lockdown we wouldn't want things that are untrue. ) |
C | Conclusion - (So there you have one of my favorite highlights from this morning's “Immersion Assembly” . These are one of the best topics especially during lock-down that could even help benefit our own selves or to another.) |
Wednesday, 20 October 2021
Niue CULTURE
WRITING
T | Title - Niue CULTURE! |
I | Introduction - For this week’s Niuean language week I will be sharing fun facts/information about Niuean CULTURE! |
I | Information - Did you know that Niue is the World's Largest Raised Coral Atoll. It was formed by volcanic upheavals some 2-3 million years ago leaving a large island of limestone rock. Niue was first settled by Polynesian sailors from Samoa in around 900 AD. The first known sighting of the island by a European was by Captain James Cook in 1774 during his second Pacific voyage. Isn't that a great fact? Did you know that Niue is an old and inactive volcano. Put together by 14 villages Full of New Zealand citizens. |
C | Conclusion - Over-all Niue is a rich heritage, and is created in a unique by the World's Largest Raised Coral Atoll isn't that great? With loads of limestone rocks around the island. |
Tuesday, 19 October 2021
Explanation Writing
EXPLANATION WRITING
T | Title - Long Tail Bats |
I | Introduction -Have you ever wondered if ‘New Zealand’ has any land mammals? Well we are yet to know. Here in New Zealand we have two species named the long-tailed bat and the lesser short-tailed bat. I will be explaining some interesting facts. |
I | Information - Do bats live in New Zealand? There are two species of bats in New Zealand; the long-tailed bat and the lesser short-tailed bat. Maori folklore refer to bats as pekapeka and relate to them with the mythical, night-flying bird, hokioi, which foretells death or disaster. (Bats are limited to a small area from Peel Forest in the north, southwards through the foothill gorges of the Orari, Waihi, and Te Moana Rivers, Geraldine, and the Kakahu and Opihi Rivers.) |
C | Conclusion - Overall I think that today's topic was a great choice. I’m glad that i learnt some interesting facts about nz pekapeka ‘bats’. |
Monday, 18 October 2021
Two way probability table - Maths
Wednesday, 6 October 2021
White Cells
Thursday, 30 September 2021
Ko wai Ε hoa?
Wednesday, 29 September 2021
Tuvalu Literacy/Maths 2021
Thursday, 23 September 2021
Kani/Kori Te Reo Maori