Ducks In Space

 

What Is Earth

 

Blood Moon

 

Today I made a poster about Blood Moon

 

Today I made a sentence using planets.

3.4 Kei Hea A ?

 

Today we did a Te Reo task. The main question for this task was Kei Hea A ? What I had to do is find out places around New Zealand and translate the places in Maori. In my task, I created a comic strip based around this task. Enjoy

Year 8 Camp Reflaction

 On Wednesday the 19th of May we went on a camp to a place in Waikato named Kauaeranga Valley Christian Camp (an hour and a half ride). When we got there we packed our bags out of the bus. We had to sit down and wait for the teacher to come. After the teachers gave us our instructions we went to our cabins and we set up our beds. Then after that we went to the gym and did some activities. After the activities we had morning tea. After morning tea we went to our first rotation. My team was Thames so our first rotation was go karts. After our first rotations we had free time, after free time we took a shower then we had a movie after the movie we went to sleep. The next morning we had breakfast at 7:30. After breakfast we had to go and get changed into our close for our next rotation. The next our second rotation was archery. In archery our goal was to try and get over 3 bullseyes. After archery we had air rifles. At air rifles the wasnt really a march to do you just have to shoot the gun to your own target. After that we went to a flying fox and we beat the record and the record was 3 and our team got team then we went to the tyre one and  and we got four onto the pole and 4 of so we got the record of 8 and the record was 7 then we had polynesian night and we had a concert then the next day we came back to Auckland.

One Third Poster

 

Today we had to show what one third looks like in each box.

One Quarter Poster

 

Today we had to who what a quarter looks like in each box

One Half Post

 

Today in our class we had to show what a half looks likes in each box.

Fractions Recap

 

Rotuman Language Week

Classification) Rotuma is located in the southern hemisphere. to the north we have Tuvalu, to the east we have Samoa, to the south we have Fiji, and to the west we have Vanuatu. 

(Description) There is a population of less than 3000 people living in rotuman. There is a current population of 2,871 and most of them live in  Fiji making a total of 10,000 people.

The two languages that are spoken are Rotuma and English and sadly the culture is endangered. There are now only 15,000 people speaking the language around the world.

(Conclusion)The Rotuman language can now teach how to never take advantage of our own culture because you never know how long your culture will be there.

Decimal/Fractions

 

Planet Earth

 

Watch This Space