pig probability

 

Hi everyone, 

welcome back to my blog, in maths we have been learning probability. 

This week in maths we had to create an animation about probability, me and my friend

have created this animation on slides. What are you learning in maths? 

I hope you enjoy this animation!

Magical Matariki

 Kia Ora everyone,

welcome to my blog. For the past few weeks or so we have been looking at Matariki. We did some art at the start, and now we are doing matariki kites. On June the 2nd was matariki.  Matariki and the Pleiades star cluster, have got many stories attached to them. We looked at two; one about how Ranginui and Papatuanuku were separated by Tāne Mahuta, and how Tāwhirimatea was so angry he ripped out his eyes and threw thunderbolts to the sky, creating the cluster, and another story about 7 sisters making kites, and them going to the sky. Ururangi’s kite was different from the rest, it was rainbow coloured. We have mixed these two stories to create the design of our kites. We had to draw our tiki, colour in in with pastel and then coloured the background with water colour!

  

                                     

Do you celebrate mataraki?

The Chewy Cookies

 

Hi everyone welcome to my blog, This week in maths we have been baking.

We got to go in groups, and use real life measurement skills. Our group chose 

to bake chocolate chip cookies, click here to try out the recipe we used. What 

is your favourite thing to bake? I hope you enjoy looking at our slides all about 

my cookies!

The Story Of How James Peaceful died.

Kia ora everyone,

 In literacy we have just started a new book called Private Peaceful, In this slide is an animation of how James Peaceful died. In the book there is this boy named Tommo who goes to France to fight in world war 1. But when he was 4 his dad (James) worked somewhere that he chopped down trees. So one day he took Tommo with him to work. This is the story about how James Peaceful died.

 

Marvellous Matariki!

 Kia Ora bloggers,

welcome to my blog, over the past few weeks we have been creating/working on our Matariki artwork. We have finally finished it, here it is:

If you want to know how to make this follow these steps:

1- draw out your design on paper ( make sure its backwards because when you print it, it will come out backwards.)

2- Get your piece of foam and draw your design onto that, making sure you press hard enough so that it goes through, but don't get holes in the foam.

3- once your happy with your design you will be able to roll the ink onto it

4- place your foam down and then start rolling your ink onto your desired place, as you can see I chose 2 different colours to blend together 

5- once your done printing on your foam, you will need to push the foam hard onto your piece of paper so that the ink prints onto the paper nicely ( we used A3 paper to print ito onto so that there was space around the outside!)

Hopefully this helped, and I hope you have fun if you ever do this. My favourite part was probably rolling the ink, it was so satisfying! : )

Pixilart Jasmine

 

Hi everyone, this is a pixilart I made of jasmine from Aladdin. The reason I created this is because at Marshland School we are working on our production Aladdin and we have a slide filled with activities Aladdin related, and this was one of them. Have you seen the movie? The production is coming up in 4 and a bit weeks I'm so excited and nervous. Bye.

perimeter, area and volume

 

Kia ora bloggers, in maths recently we have been learning about measurement, this slide will tell you how to work out the perimeter, area and volume to shapes. What are you working on in maths. I hope this helps.