Which one doesn't belong?

Water Cycle💧

WALT: explain the different stages of the water cycle  

Basic Shapes △

WALT: describe basic shapes based on their properties  

For today's presentation we had to describe simple shapes properties. We also then had to name the shape depending on the description we were given.

Kei hea a Amo? {Where is Amo?}

WALT: understand, and use, location words

Before I forget {Revision}

WALT: apply our mathematical knowledge

Cybersmart Are You In The Right Place At The Right Time? {Lesson 1} 💻

~Adorable Addition 2~

Adorable Addition

WALT:We are learning to use place value to solve addition problems using whole numbers and numbers to 2dp.

Multiple and factors practice

Multiples of 6 to 10 = 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 54, 60

Multiples of 7 to 10 = 7, 14, 21, 28, 35, 42, 49, 56, 63, 70

Factors of 28 = 2, 14, 1, 7, 4

Factors of 45 = 5, 1, 45, 9, 15

Factors of 14 and 28 = 7, 2, 1,

1. Kalani has $2.50. He is then given $0.80. How much more money does he have altogether?

2.50 + 0.80 = 3.30, Answer = $3.30

2. A swimmer is in a 100 meter race. She swims the first half of the race in 32.34 seconds and the

last half of the race in 34.83 seconds. How long did it take her to swim the whole race? 0.34 + 0.83 = 1.17, 32 + 34 = 66, 66 + 1.17 = 67.17 Answer = 67.17 seconds

3. Pauline buys an apple for $0.90 and pays with a $5.00 note. How much change will she get?

0.90 + 4.10 = 5, Answer = She will receive $4.10 change

4. Oali’i walks 0.7km to school and Jane walks 0.5kms to school. How much farther does Oali’i walk than Jane? 0.5 = 500m, 0.7 = 700m, Answer = Oali’i walks 0.2kms farther than Jane.

5. One pencil weighs 28.3 grams. How much do 5 pencils weigh? 28 x 5 = 140, 0.3 x 5 = 1.5, Answer = 141.5 grams

Show your working as you solve these problems:

1235 + 5643 = 1000 + 5000 = 6000, 230 + 640 = 870, 5 + 3 = 8, altogether.. Answer = 6878

54. 56 + 45.56 = 54 + 45 = 99, 0.56 + 0.56 = 1.12, Answer = 100.12

65.45 + 41.44 = 65 + 41 = 106, 0.45 + 0.44 = 0.89, Answer = 106.89

23.67 + 75.52= 23 + 75 = 98, 0.67 + 0.52 = 1.19, Answer = 99.19

Visual Mihi 2020

TASK DESCRIPTION: The top left corner represents what I like at school, favourite subjects. The top right corner has 3 flags drawn to fit, the red flag with yellow stars is the Chinese flag, the yellow, green, red flag with the white star is the Myanmar flag, the one with red, blue and white is the Karen flag. On the bottom left is a simple canvas that says "~Family~". On the bottom right is a few hobbies of mine and what I like to do when bored, finished work etc. In the very middle is a portrait of me! That would conclude my visual mihi for 2020.

Addition Pyramid ➕

WALT: Use our knowledge of place value to solve addition problems

T4W5 Mixture Of Word Problems

Task Description: In this presentation we had solve each word problem and in each slide there are 3 problems to solve 1 is the easiest and 3 is the hardest, We also had to show how we solved the problem and got our answer.

Addition Pyramid

DNA, RNA, Amino Acids, Proteins Etc

Tha Zin On the Dinosaur Trail

WALT: Condense and paraphrase key ideas in a text Task Description: in this presentation we had to complete the questions that are in the slides, we also had to create a book review and a also a create task.

Tha Zin The Dinosaur Trail Book Review

Book Name : The Dinosaur Trail

Author: Sue Gibbison

Reviewed by : Tha Zin

Age: 11

Auckland, New Zealand

This week’s book is called The Dinosaur Trail this article is a nonfiction article. It’s about a Sedimentologist named Dr Greg Browne and he had been trying to find more things about the environment when he goes to Whanganui Inlet to find out more about sand, mud, and clay when he finds strange looking footprints and he has an investigation to find out which animal created the footprint.

Dr Greg Browne has tried most of the animal but none them match so the last one was dinosaurs and everything matched the age of the rocks was the right time frame from when dinosaurs still existed so it must’ve been them, and also the place was a coastal mudflat a place where Dinosaurs might have lived. Dr Greg Browne researched about what he had found and look at all of the photos of dinosaur prints and noticed that the ones he found belonged to the sauropods.

Before Dr Greg had made his discovery public he got some scientists to check his theory things like this are called a peer review, then he took a team of  geologists and paleontologists to the site to take a look for themselves everyone had agreed and everything fitted. Dr Greg published a report in the New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics, it was called “First New Zealand Record of probable dinosaur footprints” in his report he claimed that they were sauropod prints.

I recommend this text to year fives up to year sevens and maybe even year eights who are interested in learning more about dinosaurs. Also if they would like to become a geologists then they can, and this book taught me that a job called geologists actually exists I never really knew up until now so this book can teach people about being a geologist and studying things like sand, mud, clay and many more.

Tha Zin Mixture Of Problems

WALT: do our best at the test by practising word problems Task Description: in this week's presentation on each slide there is 3 problems but you can only choose one of them and you have to challenge yourself and try go for the most complicated maths problem.

Tha Zin My Malaga Shield

This term's theme is Kia Pai Te Kotahi or better together, for inquiry in team 5 we are working on our malaga pasifika. This is my Carrer Malaga or also known as Malaga Shield.