Idioms

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This week our teacher Whaea Tanya, has been challenging us by giving us some challenging assignments to solve. To solve these idioms, we had to match the idioms and the definition together, and this week I have completed the task we were given as you can see. Some of the idioms I knew straight away, but some I had some help by looking at the hints our teacher has given us. One of my favourite idioms was, Catch more flies with honey than vinegar.

Do you guys got a favourite idioms?

Why?

Family of factors division

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This week’s math we have been doing a workshop with our teacher Whaea Tanya, we learnt a family of factors that are related to division. We learnt it by going around, sharing our ideas in what types of family of factors we already have known from the past years. This year’s term I learnt that factor + factor = addend, and I also learnt some new words that I haven’t heard before, divend, divisor, and quotient. But if I have left anything out please look through to see what I have  missed

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School values

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this week I have been working on creating a mosaic as you can see, this is one of the few school values in Edmund Hillary. Firstly, Manaakitanga is about engaging with other people, and managing strong relationships. Also showing care for other people around you. for example, helping loved ones, and encouraging and supporting people, even if they are complete strangers.

Secondly, Whanuangatanga is about maintaining relationships. So basically close connections with one another. Also finding a sense of family connection. A relationship through shared experience, of working together, which provides people with a share of belonging.

thirdly, Rangatiratanga is about the right for Maori people to rule themselves. Self determination, Independence, sovereignty, autonomy.

Lastly, Kaitiakitanga means guardianship and protection towards environment, also if you didn’t know what Kaitiakitanga, Kaitiaki is guardian. and Kaitiakitanga is Maori term used for the concept of guardian of the sky, the sea, and the land.

 

 

Our School Values

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this week I have been working on creating a mosaic as you can see, this is one of the few school values in Edmund Hillary. Firstly, Manaakitanga is about engaging with other people, and managing strong relationships. Also showing care for other people around you. for example, helping loved ones, and encouraging and supporting people, even if they are complete strangers.

Secondly, Whanuangatanga is about maintaining relationships. So basically close connections with one another. Also finding a sense of family connection. A relationship through shared experience, of working together, which provides people with a share of belonging.

thirdly, Rangatiratanga is about the right for Maori people to rule themselves. Self determination, Independence, sovereignty, autonomy.

Lastly, Kaitiakitanga means guardianship and protection towards environment, also if you didn’t know what Kaitiakitanga, Kaitiaki is guardian. and Kaitiakitanga is Maori term used for the concept of guardian of the sky, the sea, and the land.

 

 

Prefixes and Suffixes

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This week we had a task and that task was to find as many prefixes and suffixes  as you can. I only found a small amount of prefixes and suffixes but I will explain what Prefixes and suffixes are. Prefixes are words that have a different meaning when adding the pre to the start. Suffixes Are words that have morpheme at the end of them.

R9 Favourite Books

I have read a lot of books but this one book stood out to me, called hot dog 9. Hot dog 9 is a book, made by Anh Do. Anh Do is a Vietnamese citizen who likes making graphic novels like Hot dog, Weirdo, Wolf girl, and Ninja kid. Anyway, back to the point, I wasn’t into reading until I started reading Anh Do books. Hot dog is probably my favourite series Anh Do has made, Because of its plot twists its Jokes and its characters. My favourite character is Hot dog. Anh Do has inspired me to read more books and maybe he might inspire you guys to read as well.

My Ponder

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T1 week 3 – Hatchet

In my opinion, I firmly believe that Brian will not survive. Firstly because he would need to catch food but has no experience. Secondly because there will be dangerous animals lurking up behind making Brian his next prey, Brian will need shelter and might catch a disease. He Will be met by a lot of pests. Thirdly he would need to have a first aid kit, he would need a map, a fire starter, and especially mosquitoes.  He will encounter many dangerous things like

Exodus year Reflections 2023

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For this blog I will be telling you my favorite moments in 2023. first, I liked Prize giving because I liked making the parents laugh. second, Prize giving because I like performing too the kids. third, I like seeing my friends at the pool party. Four, I Liked Jumping off the clip at wero. Five, I liked Kiwi can recap. six, I liked going to the mobile library and racing for the chair. Seven, I liked when we got our gifts from KPMG. Eight, Playing sports for a week. Nine, Bikes. Ten ,Playing sports for a day

Overall I really Enjoyed 2023

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Take it Cheezy

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This week term 4 2023, we have been creating a restaurant and my restaurant is called take it cheezy.  I came up with our name, our theme and our teacher  (Zoe) did our interior for  our class. we have cool designs, and delicious food.

Take It Cheezy

 

I hope our restaurant was good enough. Would come to my restaurant?

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