Maori word of the week

Te Kupu o te Wiki for the week starting Rāhina, te 12 o Mahuru, 2016 is Kāore i tua atu i a koe!.

Kāore i tua atu i a koe!: There’s no one better than you!

Kāore i tua atu i a koe!
There’s no one better than you!

Week 6 Term 3 - Science Intensive Week

Week 6 Term 3  - Science Intensive Week

Topic: Electricity

Big Idea: What is the significance of electricity to the people of New Zealand

Session 1 - For the first 30 minutes you are required to read as much as you can about electricity. Click on this link to read about it:All about Electricity

Session 2 - Constructing a simple circuit. Follow the instructions given on the activity sheet to construct a simple circuit. How to construct a simple circuit

Session 3 -  All about Electricity - Worksheet.

Read the article and then answer the questions.

All about Electricity - Worksheet

All about Electricity

After you have read the article on All bout Electricity, answer these questions.                                             

1. What is electricity?

        Electricity is a secondary energy. That means that it is made from other energies, such as coal, water or wind.

                                                                                                                              

3. What is energy?

Energy is the driving force for the universe.

4. What causes lightning?

Heavier, negatively charged particles sink to the bottom of the cloud. When the positive and negative charges grow large enough, a giant spark.

5. What is current electricity?

An electric current is a flow of electric charge. In electric circuits this charge is often carried by moving electrons in a wire.

6. Name the different sources of energy.

Coal, Oil and Natural Gas.

7. What is the difference between primary energy and secondary energy?

Fossil fuels (coal, oil and gas), biofuels, wind, waves, solar radiation and nuclear fuels are all primary sources of energy.

Name: Tumanako Wilson Room: 10 GBS

Science Intensive

Tuesday 13 sep 2016

Movement

-Mrs Tofa

1. What is movement: Movement is something that moves by winds and by your actions
2. What moves things: Air, Wind,
3. Laws of motion
4. Object at motion
5. Object in motion
6. Unbalance force
7. Balanced force
8. Force of fraction
9. At rest
10. Not at rest
11. Kilometres
12. Force and mass

Word	definition
Theory Motion Inertia Force Pencil Rulah Your leg Your arm Your foot	Air with more force Pencil with more force Head Your leg Your foot Your arm Rulah

Isaac newton died in 1721 and was born in January the 4, 1643,

Reading Response Journal

Reading Response Journal

Title:The gift

Author: Aorere Riddell

Today I read about The gift

I feel happy about what I read today because mahue didn't get mocked

My favourite character was Mahue because he is confident

I would feel angry if the same thing that happened to my character, happened to me because

I think if the author decided to write another part to this story this is what will happen Mahue will become popular.

Kiwi can

Last week Friday room 10 went to  kiwican on the 9th sep 2016.

The first thing we did was our topic and theme. We had to try know what the topic and theme was and our topic and theme was resilience and perseverance. for our activity we did target zone and for our energiser we did flip the mat. How: When you play flip the mat you have try flip the mat with out touching the ground

I feel happy because I liked playing flip the mat.

Decimals

1.    5.4 + 8.7 = 14.1

2.    74.906 +1. 42 = 76.329

3.    8.28 + 1.489 = 9.769

4.    8.87 + 38.64 = 47.51

5.     462.54+ 31.2 =  493.74

6.   16.001+12.984 =  28.885

7.  0 .1 + 1.9 + 13 =2.12

8.  20 – 14.8.018 =34.8.08

9.   0. 6 + 132.89 =138.89

Maori word of the week

Te Kupu o te Wiki for the week starting Rāhina, te 5 o Mahuru, 2016 is Ka kino kē...!.

Ka kino kē...!: ... are/is too much!

Ka kino kē koe!
You’re too much!

Ka kino kē a Manu!
Manu is too much!

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Moari word of the week

Te Kupu o te Wiki for the week starting Rāhina, te 29 o Here-turi-kōkā, 2016 is Ka pai hoki koe!.

Ka pai hoki koe!: Good on you!

Ka pai hoki koe!
Good on you

Tumanako_Reading Response Journal

Reading Response Journal

Title: Ina joins in

Author: Maria samuela

Today I read about Ina joins in

I feel happy about what I read today because Ina made some friends

My favourite character was Ina because she is brave

I would feel happy if the same thing that happened to my character, happened to me because i would learn how to do the ura dance

I think if the author decided to write another part to this story this is what will happen Ina would become popular.