Kia ora! I am a year 4-5 student in Te Maunga at Paihia School, New Zealand. My teachers are Mrs Pou and Mr Ngata.
Friday, September 4, 2020
hunt
In Te Maunga my class went on a treasure hunt. We were raising money for Sam Godsiff-Johnson and the charity I Am Hope. He was raising money for sad and lonely people. One person from Te Ngahere got three prizes; he got a ball, headphones and an Eskimo pie. The school raised 400 hundred dollars.
Friday, August 28, 2020
Maths week
In Te Maunga we have been doing maths. My class had to do this math problem. We had to guess how many balloons were in Mrs. Cameron's car. Tamati guessed that the right amount of balloons that was in the car. My guess was 111. I loved maths week.
Friday, August 21, 2020
DLO Probability
In Te Maunga we have been doing a probability DLO. I had to make a Google Drawing and I learned in this game Way To Go that if you lived next to the school you will always get there first and if you were 30 minutes away from the school you will probably be late or last. I learned a lot about my probability!!
Thursday, August 13, 2020
Kawa Of Care!!
In Te Maunga we have been learning about kawa of care and internet safety. I had to make a Google drawing and make a poster. Kawa of care has rules like not eating or drinking at your Chromebook. I learned a lot about the kawa of care.
Tuesday, June 16, 2020
Kindness letter Ruby.
Kia ora! Last week in Te Maunga we have been writing kindness letters to people who are lonely and sad. In lockdown I learnt how to make slime and even make my bed! I got a glass of water and my mum had coffee and I picked up the coffee and drank some of it.
Monday, June 8, 2020
Viruses
Hello! Today In Te Maunga we have been learning about viruses. We made a poster about viruses. Viruses are tinier than bacteria. Bacteria can get in your gums. Fungi can be bad to eat because it can be very poisonous.
Tuesday, February 18, 2020
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