This week for Maths we are doing graphs. The topic was birthdays months. We had to make two grapes using Google Sheets. 

In the end April had the most birthdays and July had the least birthdays. April had 12 and July had 1. 

When is your birthday ?  

Margaret Mahy

Margaret Mahy 

My school went to Margaret Mahy playground. It was very cold but it didn't stop Tumu Hub. The first activity was Margaret Mahy with Mrs Carney. we learnt about Margaret Mahy and  Ancient history.  

The second activity was learning about mats and tuna (eels) with Mrs Bryce. She taught us a lot then we got to play on the playground. Then it was my turn to meet the Eels. I saw big slippery eels. 

The third activity was the Waka. We had to listen to commands. It was very very Fun! Under the Boat I saw slippery Eels When we got out of the boat it still felt like we  were still in it.

The fourth activity was Victoria Square with Mrs Brown.  There was a pou. And a James Cook statue. Mrs Brown set us a task we had to draw a pou.

Good things have to come to an end. We had to leave Margaret Mahy I was a bit sad but I'm glad to get back to school and rest at home.

Did you know that eels eat cat food?

Sentence Expansion

 We are learning to expand our sentences by adding detail.

Oscar cried.

When At 8.50am, yesterday , A few days ago 

Where in the corner , at school , in a hotel room

Why She was being bullied by 

In the morning at school Oscar cried because he was being bullied. 

They had an argument.

When: In the afternoon

Where: at the playground

Why: she was being bossy

In the afternoon, they had an argument in the playground because she was being bossy.

What do you think of my expanded sentences?

wh

 This week we have been learning about Whakatauki

Te reo

 This week in Te Reo whakatauki I really enjoy 

 ANZAC   Biscuits                                                                                                        This week in class we have been learning about ANZAC day. The teacher's made us Google  drawing about ANZAC day.  

Ingredients                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           3/4 desiccated coconut

1 cup rolled oat

1 cup plain flour 

3/4 cup sugar

140g butter

3 tsp golden syrup

3 tablespoons hot water

1 tsp bicarb soda

Method

Heat oven to 170* C.

What you do 

Mix flour, oats, coconut and sugar in a large bowl.

Melt butter in a saucepan. Add water and golden syrup and mix well.

Add baking soda, allow to foam then pour into the dry ingredients.

Mix well then take small pieces of the mixture, roll into a ball and press out lightly on a greased or lined oven tray.

Allow room between each for spreading.

Bake for 12-15 minutes or until golden.

Allow the ANZAC biscuits to cool slightly on the trays before moving to a cooling rack.                              

Do you know how to make Anzac biscuits if you didn't ? can you make Anzac biscuits ?

Reversibility

This week we have been learning about reversibility. Do you know how to solve reversibility? If you don't, look at the slide to see more. Reversibility means turn around the question to make it easier.