Mr and Mrs Twit animation

Hey bloggers

For literacy, we have been reading the book the Twits.

Our task was to create an animation of one of the pranks.

I used google slides to create the animation and searched for the images

that I needed. It was hard making it because of how long it took.

Have you ever read the Twits?       Blog ya later     Ben

Malala Yousafzai

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For Literacy in distance learning, we had to create a fact file about Malala Yousafzai 

using Bitable. I enjoyed making this because bitable is easy and fun to work with.

I found all of my information entirely using a single article. What could I have done better?

Blog ya later        Ben

Trampoline bike!

Hey bloggers

For distance learning, I had to make a blog post about something.

I chose to make it on my trampoline bike. I have blogged about how I made it and some of my favourite tricks.

Do you have a trampoline?           Blog ya later                         Ben

The fish of maui

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In class, we made a script About the fish of Maui. Our task was to first watch the video which has no vocals

Then in groups of four or five, we had to make a script for the video Here is the one that Elvis, Leyan, Jacko, Dylan and I. I enjoyed making it because it was fun.

What could we of done better?             Blog ya later.

Microplastics

 In inquiry, we have been learning about water or to be more specific Microplastics our task was to create a canvas poster about microplastics. I think I did bad because it looks bad. I researched for some facts and used canva to make the poster.

do you think it looks bad?

Mystical Matariki Kites

 Happy Matariki everyone! 

On the 2 July we celebrated the Māori New Year, a time to consider the year ahead. The days are starting to lengthen and spring will soon be here, we just need to get through this cold winter first! 

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.

My kite has Tawhirimatea and the wind represented with the clouds. I then coloured it in as a rainbow.

What stories have you heard about Matariki?

Rhinos

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In Mrs orborns literacy we have been working on an information report we had to choose an animal that we saw at Orana Park I chose rhino. Here is the Link to my report. I enjoyed making this because we got to go to Orana Park.

Have you ever been to Orana park?

What is your Favourite animal

Egg Science

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In Toroa we have been doing some science! Our task was to Create some sort of

coushin  that protect a raw egg from cracking Our supplies were 3 sheets of A4 photocopy paper, A plastic bag, 1m of string, 1 sheet of A5 thin card, Cellotape, Scissors And Paper to sketch design on.

This was really fun because we got to watch all of the other designs being dropped only two groups survived.

What do you think would protect an egg? Blog ya later

The angle robot

 Hey bloggers 

In Mrs Osborn's literacy group we have been learning about angles our task today was to create a robot using google draw but we were not allowed to have curved lines because  You Cannot measure

angles with curved lines. This was a quick easy and fun task. 

Is there anything I Can Improve on?

Angles

Hey Bloggers 

In Mrs Osborns Math group we have been learning about Angles.

Our task was to write our name out on a piece of paper and it had to be in all strait lines then find at least one acute obtuse strait right and reflex angles. 

Can you spot any other angles I could add?         Blog ya later

 

People Of The Forest

Kia Ora Bloggers

In Mrs Osborns literacys group we have been learning about orangutans our task was to create a infographic with some facts and images to do with Orangutangs in my one I have covered diet, birth,

how they are endangered and their body 

What could I of done better?                    Blog Ya Later

 

Angles

 

Kia ora bloggers,

For numeracy today, we have started to learn about angles.  

We learnt about 3 different angles today - acute (less than 90°), right angle (90°), and obtuse (larger than 90° but smaller than 180°).  We also learnt how to use a protractor to measure angles.  We know that we need to measure an angle from a vertice (a corner where two straight lines meet).

For our create task, we had to measure three different angles on the first letter of our name - can you  figure out if they are acute, right angle or obtuse?

Letter Home From Gallipoli

Hey Bloggers 
If You Didn't Know In Osborn Literacy We Have Been Learning About World

War One At Gallipoli. Our Task Was To First Write A Letter Home From Gallipoli

Once We Had Done That We Had To Create A Slide With Our Letter Writen Down

Then Put A Voice Over On It I Feel Like I Did Bad Becasue It Sounds Bad.

Do You Think It Sounds Bad?

What Could I Of Done Better?       Blog Ya Later.

 Hey Bloggers 

In Osbor literacy We Have Been Learning About World War One Our Task was To Create A Poster Using Canva About The Anzac Landing At Gallipoli

This Is My One I Enjoyed Creating This Poster Becasue We Got To Have A Private Tour Through The Gallipoli Exibition In Te Papa At Wellington.

I Used Canva To Make The Poster And Used KIddle And Nz history To Find My Infomation. 

What Do You Think I Could Of Done Better

Whats the wether in maori

Hi blogger intoroa we have been learning about moari wether. we went on

scratch to make an animation about maori wether I chose Snowy we had to 

say in maori whats the wether? i think scratch is a fun good easy app to use 

I felt I did bad because it was rushed .

Dose it look Rushed 

What do you think I could improve on      Blog Ya Later

story board that about mahmoud

For literacy we have been reading Refugee by Alan Gratz.   We looked at the main character, and picked 3 words to describe them.  I picked Shy Scared and lucky

For our create task, we had to use Storyboard that, and pick one of our describing words to storyboard.  We needed to think about what happened just before that scene, and just after and how we could show emotion in our character's face.

I decided to pick scared.   I showed this through Mahmoud is on the couch hiding and then his house gets bombed and the walls collapse.S

Minecraft education Refuge camp

Over the past three weeks in literacy, we have been reading about refugees and looking at what refugee camps look like.  

Do you know that there are millions of refugees currently living in refugee camps all over the world.  These people have had to flee their home countries due to war, unrest, famine, riots, terrorist attacks and more.  Some have been living in these camps for years, with no sign of leaving.

The conditions are terrible.  There are lots of disease, crowded living areas, they are hot in summer and freezing in winter.

Our task was to recreate a refugee camp in Minecraft education, incorporating all the things we had learnt about them.

Have you ever read or watched anything about refugees before? 

 

Hey bloggers 

this is my comic of safety I have coloured in and drew the last

scenario in the last picture it the guy with the cap making the kid that got

pushed over if he's ok. I don't feel like I did very well because it looks really bad it 

was fun tho. i used flat pens to colour it in  and a pencil 

what could i have done better?

Is The Color choice good or bad.                                Blog Ya later.

camp reflection

Hey Bloggers 
This Is my Bitable animation I Made for a reflection task on camp 

We Went to the YMCA camp at Wainui. I enjoyed going to camp 

I think it was a really good way to get to know the teachers and start the year 

I used Bitable to make my animation. 

Are You Going To Camp Sometime This Year?

Where Are You Going?              Blog Ya later!