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Wednesday, July 3, 2019
IALT: Research and then sort (based on findings)
Monday, July 1, 2019
Kakapo Information Report
The Kakapo _ FLORENCE PENG
The Kakapo is a large friendly parrot.
Kakapo are only found in New Zealand, and they are critically endangered. They are also the only nocturnal and flightless parrot in the whole world.
Appearance:
The Kakapo is mostly green. It is very cute, if you have ever seen one. It has an owl-like face and a strong beak which points downwards. It is a very large Parrot.
Habitat:
The Kakapo on New Zealand off-coast remote islands. The islands are forested and have a lot of vegetation. They have no pests or predators.
Diet:
Kakapo are 100% vegetarian. They eat leaves, flowers and roots of trees.
Matariki Sorting
| My Reflection LI:Match Maori words with pictures. I found this easy because I know what they are. My next step is to make some soup with Miss Wyeth. |
Friday, May 31, 2019
Kakapo vs. Kiwi
WALT: Compare the Kiwi and Kakapo in a Venn Diagram.
I have been learning about these two birds for inquiry and writing this term. I have written information reports on them.
I found this activity easy because I did not have to write much, I just had to add in the facts I have already learnt when I researched earlier in the term. I did have to learn how to use this Venn Diagram website though, when I understood what to do, I found it easy.
My next step is to learn about some native New Zealand trees too.
Wednesday, March 27, 2019
WALT: Use Place Value Partitioning To Add Large Numbers
I have shown you how I broke up 5104+3762 into Thousands, Hundreds, Tens and Ones to add it easily.
IALT:Sort Relevant and Non-Relevant Ideas About Sir Edmund Hillary
This term we have been learning about Sir Edmund Hillary, we sorted out the relevant things and non-relevant things about him.
I know that he is on the $5 note
He was the first person to climb to the summit of Mount Everest
He was a Beekeeper
He was born in NZ
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
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