Sunday, 28 February 2021
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Wednesday, 24 February 2021
Cybersmart Challenge 1
Today we had Fiona and Mr. Goodwin come over and teach us about the cybersmart challenges. I started off with challenge 1.
Monday, 22 February 2021
Thursday, 18 February 2021
Lesson 1
Last Week we had our first lesson of sewing. The yr 8’s were split into two groups. Group one had Me, Uinita, Taijah, Victoria. M, Soane, Jino, Gideon, and Ali-jon. First Wheae told us what we’ll be making during this term. We decided to make pencil cases for a start
We got straight into sewing and Whaea showed us how to cut out our fabric, pin and sew. After her lesson we got started. We cut our fabrics the size we wanted, *the smaller your size the harder to sew*.
After we got our fabrics we went onto our zips. Everyone found a zip that is the same length as their cut out fabric. We then pinned our zips onto the fabric. Then after we pinned, we started sewing. We sewed and sewed ‘til we finished sewing the zips on.
Whaea gave us instructions to step 2, pinning the sides. We pinned what was needed to be pinned and then got onto sewing. Whaea showed us what needed to be sewed. We sewed a lot of times and after so many mistakes we finally succeeded. Thank you Whaea for teaching us how to make a pencil case.
Tuesday, 9 February 2021
Quick Fire . Math . Add/Sub
Today I picked out two equations from my math problem, solved it both and recorded my voice and explaining how I solved these two equations.
Thursday, 4 February 2021
Waitangi Activity
Today for Inquiry each and everyone of us got a task. My task was to figure out "How many chiefs have signed the Treaty".
I did my research and found out that only 40 chiefs have signed the Treaty.
Swimming Recount
Today was the day I went swimming.
Only a few went swimming today so the lesson went over quick but we got the fun we needed. We had a swimming instructor come over and teach us how to survive while swimming in a pool or at the beach.
First lesson we learnt was floating. We learnt how to float on our backs and tummies. A while later we learnt how to signal a lifeguard while floating.
After we learnt all that we went onto Skelling. Skelling helps to keep us warm if we are out on the ocean and calling out for help. We were skelling from one end to the other while rolling over to our back to take a breather.
The girls and boys were separated into two groups. The boys went to the side and started making waves. Since there were only four girls swimming the girls went two by two. After the girls went it was the boys turn. Girls went to the side to make waves while the boys were split into two groups of three.
Then after we’ve done all that, everyone is set into groups of two. Our partner had to stand in front of us while the other had to hold onto their back. My partner was the runner while I was the motor. She ran and I paddled, we then came to a tie with Victoria and Pitara.
It was all fun but the fun came to an end. Do you like swimming????
Little Lia