This week for writing we wrote a imaginitive recount using TIES and a image.
First I went onto the writing slides and made a copy of the TIES template (Title, Introduction, Events, Summary) I went onto the jamboard full of images for ideas. I picked a girl in the water exploring.
Next I made a recount about a family swimming a beach.
Lastly I bloged.
This week we revised what we already know about place value, we have also started learning about how a number can be represented in many ways.
First I made a copy of the place value template and thought of a number, I thought of 7491.
Next I wrote it in place value base ten blocks, and word form.
Lastly I bloged.
I enjoyed this task beacuse it was short and easy.
I was good at blogging quickly.
I need to improve on making my blogs longer and including more information.
The task for reading this week was a SSR Selfie.
First I made a copy of the SSR Selfie Slides and gotout my book, the book I read was called “ShoutyKid” The story is about Harry, Harry Riddles that took his dads laptop to make a zombie animation that he expects to go viral.
Next I put the title, illustrator, and main character.
Lastly I bloged.
This week we made a treaty of waitangi project.
First I made a copy of the “Triti Project” and made the first slide related to the treaty of waitangi. I put the United Tribes Flag, the actual treaty, and Hone Heke (Heke Pokai).
Next I went onto the next slide, the slide was about what you know, what you would like to know, and what you learnt.
Lastly I bloged.
I enjoyed this task because I like researching stuff.
I was good at putting information in.
I need to improve on finishing the slides faster.
This week I made our pepeha. A “pepeha” is a self portrait mixed with things about you.
First I made a copy of the template. The template included things like our culture, a symbol that is important to us, and our moutain, and awa.
Next I started adding stuff to the template. My important symbol was the cross, maunga (Mountain) being Mt Wellington, culture being of course Maori, and awa (river) being Tamaki River.
Lastly I shared my task and linked it to the Mahi Tracker.
I enjoyed this task because it was fun.
I was good at quickly tracing.
I need to improve on making the trace better.
