Simple Machines

This are the six simple machines that we found in our school environment. 

screw  wedge wheel and axlepulley inclined plane  lever

Maori kitchen items

 Today for our maori lesson we revised words that we learnt before.

I learned how to say kei hea te pene pukapuka, that means the pencil is under the book

I also learned how to say kei pene i te pukapuka, which means the pencil in on the book.

I enjoyed this activity because I got to learn new maori sentences. 

Simple Machines

 Did you know the three simalaler simple machines are wheel and axle pulley and screw.

Balancing / week 4

Today I did balancing using sports equipment

First we used frisbees and balanced on one leg while throwing the frisbee from our chest.                       

This task was hard for me because I lost my balance.

Next we used baskt balls and balanced on one leg and bonced the ball side ways and throwed it.

This task was easy for me because I keep my balance when chatching the ball.

Third we used net balls and we throwed it to eachour.

This task was hard for me because I was not so good at catching a ball.

Then we used rugby balls and we rugby ball by the side of our hip and throw it.

This task was hard for me because I was falling whenever they throwed it to me.

Last we used hockey sticks and the person who was holding the hockey stick had to put one leg and one person has to roll the ball and we have to roll it back. this task was hard for me because it was rolling away.

Calander

 Calender show us the Day, week or month.

There are 12 months in the year, they are, January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, september, October, Novmber, December.

Months have 28, 30 or 31 days.

There are number patterns on a calender by looking for four connecting days for example.

 

Knowing before and after a number sequnce and 7 timestables it helps us read a calendar

Cause and Effect / week 2

A  cause is why it happened and effect is what happened.

Explan That Idiom

An Idiom is a word used in a way that is different from its usual name for example break a leg that means good luck.

Passing

I learnt how to tell somone to pass somthing in Maori.

First I revised the Maori words from last week, it was tenei, tena, tera.

Next I learned a sentences that is Hoatu te ... ki te taha maui, which means to pass something to the lift.

I enjoyed it it was hard to say the Maori sentence.   

Manners

We recorded videos about manners.

Manners are words like thank you, please, your welcome, and excuse me.

Manners are words you use when teahers are talking to you and when others are talking to you.

                                                                                           

Balancing

We did balacing in our own environment.

The first photo we took was we all had to stand on the banch and put one leg up and balance.

The second photo we took was we had one person balance on something on the palyground.

The third photo we took was two people had to make a bridge and then one person had to stand on them.

The fourth photo we took was four people in our group had to balance on each other.

I enjoyed balancing next time I need to improve on holding people.
  

basic fact boxes

I accomplished to beat a Demon challenge up to 100.

I got a total of 100/100. My time was 3 minutes and 21 seconds.

My mission is to beat 2 minutes and 32 seconds on the same level.

I need to do a harder level on times table next time.

Balance

I learnt how to balance.

First Mr Ogilve taught us how our body works.

He showed us when you put your head up and someone is pushing you down your body gets more uncontroled when somone pushs you.

I had to stand on a beam with a partner. people had to duck down for the other person on the other side to get pass people.      

 After we tried to balance on a soccer ball.                                                                                                  I had two partner to hold me so I don't fall.                                                                          

 I enjoyed  balancing it was fun.                                                                                                                     I balancing on a ball was the hardest.                                                                                                         

Analog Time

Analog clocks are a piece of technology that help tell time.

A clock has three mechanisms.                                                                                                                    The second hand moves around the clock the fastest.

The minute hand is the longest and moves when the second hand comlpletes rotation. A full rotation of the minute hand is 1 hours.  

The hour hand moves the slowest and moves between the big numbers.

Simple machines

 Simple machines are tools that help people move heavey objects and can lift objects from high to low.

The 6 simple machines are :

• wheel and axle
• screw
• pulley
• lever
• wedge
• inclined plane

Maori

I learnt question that well help me in the class.

The first question was kua marama that mean do you understand. 

And the second question was kua mutu that means finished or I'am finished.

I enjoyed learning the maori words next time I need to improve on saying the words.