Matariki KWL

Team Kea students have been thinking about what they know about Matariki, what they want to know, and what they have learned. 

Number Talk - maths eyes by Zurielle

 

Today we read about Black Bears. They are very special animals!

 

If you want to learn more about black bears, CLICK HERE.

Reading and Science - Volcanic eruption by Jasmine, Adrian, Leigh, Charlie, Mason, Osaiasi and the team

'Stop Thief' performed by Rm 9

Composite Patterns and their elements by Liana

 In her video, Liana explains her understanding of the composite patterns and their elements. 

Composite Pattern by Sekope, Osaiasi and Cc

 We found 2 attributes of our pattern.

Composite Patterns by Nui and Celia

We have been learning to notice, create and explain composite patterns. Some patterns have two or more units of repeat within one pattern. We tried to create our own composite pattern and explain its attributes (elements). 

Composite pattern by Neomi

 In this video, Neomi explains her composite pattern and its elements.

Choral Counting by Neomi

 

I am a Maths Detective now! by Zurielle

 

Patterns in Maths by Jasmine

 

Patterns in Maths by Mason

 

Class Norms for Maths - Learning is FUN! by Zurielle

Positive Norms in Maths - Maths is fun! by Liana

 

Positive Maths Class Norms by Sadaw

Maths Word Problems solved by Sekope

Message from Ms Elena: Great use of problem-solving strategies! Ka Pai Sekope!

Kea Art by Sekope

 

Cybersmart Online Learning with Mrs Grant

Today, we've been very lucky to have Mrs Grant joining our morning Google Meet. We talked about Kawa of Care and how to respect our Chromebooks, chargers and bags. 

We also learnt a new word: etiquette which means 'good manners". 

We all are excited to become good digital citizens, learn new skills and digital tools and enjoy our online learning! 

Maths Word Problem solving by Sadaw

Problem: 

Mason Juggled the ball 46 times. His friend Sekope juggled very well too. Mason and Sekope juggled a total of 100 times. How many times did Sekope juggle the ball?

Sekope juggled the ball 54 times because:

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46+54=100

40+50=90---6+4=10

90+10=100

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