Reflection
So today for P.E we tried out something different from usual. It was called a beep test. So what a beep test is.... a shuttle run. So we had to use a speaker to project the person telling us what level we finished at and the beep. So every time the beep beeped it means we have to start running so the levels I finished was level 1-3. I know it's pretty good and bad but I tried my best and I did what I could do. I think their were roughly 20 levels or maybe more less or more.
We did this because we were practising for the cross country we were going to have this term.
My next steps are to try and do more than I did today and do more than 5 levels.
- If you might be wondering who won it was...... Zavier rocking it with an 8.4. He was the last one running. 2nd came Rohullah and 3rd came Dayne and Rahi.
Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Sunday, July 24, 2016
Narrative Assessment
Labels:
iDevelop,
iPick,
iRead,
Narrative Assessment,
Pair and Share,
Read
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
Narrative Assessment
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capable.,
collaborative,
connected,
curious,
Narrative Assessment,
netball,
sports
Narrative Assessment
Labels:
capable.,
collaborative,
connected,
curious,
Narrative Assessment,
netball,
sports
Narrative Assessment
Labels:
capable.,
collaborative,
connected,
curious,
Narrative Assessment,
netball,
sports
Thursday, June 23, 2016
Science roadshow
Science Roadshow
Last week on Tuesday we went to the science roadshow. When we went inside it was full with lots of science experiments. My favourite one was the one with a little sphere ball that you can roll and then next to them their are some scents of fruits or juice and flowers such as coconut, orange juice, daisies, sunflowers and others. So we had to roll our finger on the ball and on the ball was the scent and we had to try and guess what scent it was and their was lots of buttons with the fruit or juice and we had to press the button and if it was correct it would flash with a green light and if it was incorrect it would show you the answer and the answer you picked will be the one that is red. So when we all sat down at the beginning we were learning about sound. As you may know their is high pitch of sound which is kind of squeaky and a low pitch sound is like the sound of a truck.
Wednesday, June 22, 2016
Tikanga Moari
Tikanga Maori
This week we were focusing on Tikanga Maori. Tikanga Maori mean Maori culture. So that means we were learning about Maori culture. To be honest it was really fun. We learnt the song that all of you maybe familiar with is the song Aotearoa by Stan Walker. It was my first time listening to that song but I got used to it really quick. It's stuck in my head!!. We looked at the video and the lyrics of the video. What made it tricky for me was all of those words that are seriously like tongue twisters. After practising it a several times we started making Poi's and Rakau sticks. I started of with making Rakau sticks and what I needed was 2 or 3 or more magazines and some tape
This week we were focusing on Tikanga Maori. Tikanga Maori mean Maori culture. So that means we were learning about Maori culture. To be honest it was really fun. We learnt the song that all of you maybe familiar with is the song Aotearoa by Stan Walker. It was my first time listening to that song but I got used to it really quick. It's stuck in my head!!. We looked at the video and the lyrics of the video. What made it tricky for me was all of those words that are seriously like tongue twisters. After practising it a several times we started making Poi's and Rakau sticks. I started of with making Rakau sticks and what I needed was 2 or 3 or more magazines and some tape
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