DRUMS

DRUMS

Have a beat

Be on time,work together

Bang the drum high and low

Middle makes a low sound

Side makes a high sound

Leaders and followers listen to the beat

Use your palm not your fist

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Maori word for the week oma: run

oma: run

E oma, e te tau!

Run, my darling!

oma: run

Maths problem!!!!!

Maths problem!!!!!

079+24=103

How!!!

79+21=100
100+3=103

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Maths

Today circles were working with Mrs Raj

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Maths problem!!!!!

Maths problem!!!!!
63-39=24

How?????
39+1=4063-40=23

add 1 to the 23 becausei added 1 to the 40and that makes 24

Maori word-noho

Maori word-noho

Kia tika te noho, e te tau.
Sit properly, my darling.

Kei te tēpu ngā tamariki e noho ana.
The children are sitting at the table.

Kei te Whanganui-ā-Tara au e noho ana.
I am living in Wellington.

E noho rā.
Stay well (Goodbye).

Maths

127+33=160

100+30=130

130+20=150

7+3=10

150+100=160

Reading Response Journal

Reading Response Journal

Title:Make a purerehua

Author: Ooh kaa

Today I read about Make a purerehua

I feel happy about what I read today because know i can learn how to make a purerehua

My favourite character was Hoana because she knows how to make a purerehua

I would feel happy if the same thing that happened to my character, happened to me because i know how to make a purerehua

I think if the author decided to write another part to this story this is what will happen there will be more things to make

Maths

1. 63-30=33
33-9=21
21+3=24

2. 466-178=288
466-100=366
366-70=296
296-8=288

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Differences	Name & Image of 1st character	Similarities	Image & Name of 2nd character	Differences
Brown eyes Older Sandy blond hair Likes orenge		Girls Human Cool Can make a purerehua		Green eyes Younger Blond hair Likes red

Maori word for books pānui pukapuka

Te Kupu o te Wiki for the week starting Rāhina, te 6 o Pipiri, 2016 is pānui(tia).

pānui(tia): read

He pai ki a koe te pānui pukapuka?
Do you like to read books?

Kāore ia i pānui i tāna mahi-ā-kāinga. 
He didn’t read his homework. 

Nā te rangatira taua īmēra i pānui. 
It was the boss who read that 

Kei hea ngā pānui mō tēnei ahiahi? 
Where are the notices for this afternoon? 

āore anō tēnei pānui kia pānuitia e au. 
I have not yet read this notice. (This notice has not yet been read by me.

Kua pānuitia taua pukapuka e au. 
I have read that (aforementioned) book. (That aforementioned book has been read by me.

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Differences	Name & Image of 1st character Sue	Similarities	Image & Name of 2nd character Mark	Differences
Old Lady Play piano Blond hair Blue eyes		Human Like piano Make music Like music Play music Play instrument		Does not play piano Young Brown eyes brown hair Play guitar

puka puka

pukapuka: book

Whakahokia ngā pukapuka.

Put the books away.

Nāku te pukapuka hītori i pānui i te Pātaka Kōrero.

I read the history book in the library.

5 facts about the wood pigoen

1. Feeding flocks are highly gregarious, and may number many thousands of birds.2. In many parts of Europe the wood pigeon is the favourite prey of the goshawk.3. Though they have been recorded breeding in every month of the year, the peak month for fledging is August.4.It takes 17 days for an egg to hatch, and a further 30 to 34 days for the chick to fledge.5. Squabs are fed by both parents on a liquid known as crop or pigeon milk.

Reading Response Journal

Reading Response Journal

Title:How the old woman made the sea

Author: June walker

Today I read about ………..How the old woman made the sea

I feel amazed about what I read today because the old woman could make the sea

My favourite character was the old woman because she can make the sea

I would feel happy if the same thing that happened to my character, happened to me because i can make the sea

I think if the author decided to write another part to this story this is what will happen another person will make the sea

Moari words

Mōrena, e Te Rākaherea!
Morning, Te Rākaherea!

Another way to say Good morning! is Ata mārie!.

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Differences	Name & Image of 1st character Grandma	Similarities	Image & Name of 2nd character Boys	Differences
Old Lady Long hair Gray hair dress		Human Skin color Hair Eyes		Young Boys Wear shorts Brown hair Fit