Ruma Piwakawaka are doing SRA's there are 10 colours of books: one aqua, two blue, three purple, four violet, five rose, six red, seven orange, eight gold, nine brown and ten tan. After the names it it says after names SRA's power builders. We do it for reading every day, every week.
We grab our maths books and a SRA book, then we read, then we answer questions about the story. You can have up to 33 questions.
Friday, 18 October 2019
Friday, 6 September 2019
Rabbits
We had to figure out what the answer was for our maths it was called rabbits. Some people did a different one. We could work in groups and in my group I had Sophie and Jamie-lee.
Friday, 23 August 2019
Compute it
Thursday, 15 August 2019
Thursday, 1 August 2019
Transformation using grids
Today we found an accredited image on Explore and selected it to use on our page. We then put a 5x5 grid on it so we could copy the image and make it original. Mrs Minehan selected the first two images so we could understand the process, then we got to choose our own image.
I found the first one easy to copy and I chose the image of the koru because I was proud of my drawing.
Have you ever tried to transform an image using a grid? How did you find the process?
I found the first one easy to copy and I chose the image of the koru because I was proud of my drawing.
Have you ever tried to transform an image using a grid? How did you find the process?
Thursday, 30 May 2019
Thursday, 23 May 2019
We made suncatchers and we had to use paper plates scissors leaves string laminator sheets and paints. First we painted the paper plates cut the middle out then we let it dry in the sun. When it was dry we got our laminator sheets out and put our leaves in and put it in the laminator. Then we cut it into a circle and then we taped the panted plates to the laminated leaves then we put string and hung it up. Have you ever made a suncatcher like this? If you haven't check out the slide show.
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