My week 5

W.A.L.T: use different strategies to solve division facts.

                                  

I am proud that I used my time wisely.

I have learnt that it is quicker then doing 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10 and it is quicker doing my 2 times table.

It help me by counting in 5 and doing my 2 time table.

I felt good that I know what 45 divided by 5 is.

I did stage 4 and stage 6.

It was a little bit hard because I did'it know what is was but now I do.

The next step will be to do a harder one.

My 5 times tables.

This is my 5 times tables on this mindmup I'm doing it for my maths and I'm trying to achieve it.
The stage I'm working on is Stage 5 part 1 and I will try my best at it.
Sometimes I get some wrong but I try my personal best .

Mid year reflection learning goals

These are my learning goals from term 1 and 2 . I am going to show my parents my learning goals tonight, so they can see what I have achieved through the year.

           

The worst day ever

A trip to Orana Park

A trip to Orana park On Thursday, Ako Ngatahi went to Orana Park. I saw some gorillas and I learnt that they eat vegetables. They have got big hands. They’ve got big legs and black nails.

I also saw a king lion and a lioness and the king lion was eating meat. Lions have got sharp claws and sharp teeth.

I saw a peacock and it had a big tail with blue and green colours on it.

The teacher told me that kiwi can hunt at night using their beaks to smell and their eyes can see in the dark. They get their legs to move things about on the ground. They have to watch out for dangerous animals like possums and rats.

By kea  

Animal Creator

Foxze

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Habitat: Range of habitats, including forests, woodlands, tundra, farmland, and suburbs; North America, and almost all of Eurasia; several populations in North Africa; introduced into Australia in the 1800's.

Diet: Omnivore

Rabbits, rodents, game birds, beetles, fruit, insects, worms and carrion.

Head: red fox

Their incredible sense of hearing helps them locate prey through thick grass or even in underground burrows.

Body: woolly monkey

There wool will keep them warm.

Legs: red fox

They can dig burrows to live

Tail: zebra

The tail of a zebra is 47 - 56 cm (18.5 - 22 inches).

learning goals 2016