Kapa Haka Trip

Yesterday the LS2 boys went to a museum be four we went to the museum we had two people introduce them self. The first person to introduce them self was Mota Ngarimu and the next person to introduce was Mota Kingi  and they showed us a video of what the museum was but the volume wasn't working right so we turned it off and they told us about a quiz there are 4 parts of the puiz that we had to find what name of the mountain the museum sits on, name of the museum in maori,name of two shorthand weapons name of two longhand weapons names.When we arrived at the museum and we had morning tea and we only explored the moari section and we learnt a lot of things and we eat some pizza and we did some Kapa Haka And then we left.

Know you keybored

LI: To know how to use your keyboard. 

This week for cybersmart we are learning how to use are keys on are keyboard.We had to go on a site so we know how to use are keys. 

Leadership

  L.I to develop Leadership skills. 

Leadership, is a vital key into being succesful in the future. With Leadership we are able to overcome negative situations, and become more confident. In this DLO, Rj, Moti, Carter, Akuhata & I have worked together to complete this DLO. :

Why it is important to be hydrated

LI: To understand why staying hydrated is important for our health and learning.

After defining hydration and dehydration we worked collaboratively to use our smart searching skills to help us find facts that would teach others why it is important for our health and learning.I found this activity hard because I did not know what hydration and dehydration was. I found this activity … because I …

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Chart

LI: To plan and carry out a statistical investigation

Today we carried a statistical investigation by asking our classmates what their favourite colour is. We recorded their answers and then we cut out the answers and stuck them on an A3 piece of 

paper.Then we made a DLO so we can measure what the most favourite colour in the classes.

Summarising/treaty of waitangi

LI: To explain in fewer words what the text is about

Today we expand our knowledge of the Treaty of Waitangi.The treaty was
made by the British and signed by multiple chiefs of Aoteroa. The
British broke the treaty over time and in return made violence for
many years. Then years later the war stop and Aoteroa people put to a
end.