Over the past few weeks my class Room 11 and I went to a game sport called squash. We had to be put into team 1-5. And whoever starts from 5 and reaches to 1 they are a star but if many people have done that then two on two has to vs each other. My group number was 3 and I won most of the games with my fellow partners. In each groups, if one person in a group has more points then their group that means they have to move up and if someone in your group has the lowest points then they move down and that's how the game work.
I am a learner at Glen Taylor School in Auckland, New Zealand. I am in Room 11 and my teacher is Miss Tupou.
Friday, 6 March 2020
Talanoa Night
On Thursday 5th of March my school Glen Taylor and I had a event which was happening in the afternoon. Talanoa is when your family meets your teachers and talks about you learning and your parents up bringing. Yesterday my Mum came to my Talanoa night and meet my teacher Miss Tupou. We had to sit on a table with my teacher and my teacher has to ask my mum some questions about my mum's up bringing. My teacher said very nice and postive things about me in class and my mum was very proud of me.
Wednesday, 4 March 2020
Tech- Robotics With Mr Krishna
What we were learning with Mr Krishna in week 3 was What is an Algorithm? I learnt something new and it was that a Algorithm is something that you use to make something go by giving instructions.
INPUT
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ALGORITHM
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OUTPUT
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Ingredients
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Milo
Milk
Hot Water
Sugar
Teaspoon
Mug
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Instructions
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Cup of Milo
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Ingredients
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1 ½ cup of flour
1 cup of cornstarch
1 ½ cup of water
And any food coloring
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Instructions
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Borax slime
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Ingredients
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1 tea bag
Hot water
Sugar
Cup
Teaspoon
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Instructions
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Cup of Tea
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Tuesday, 3 March 2020
What I learnt Last Week
What I learnt last week, is why my culture is so special to me. To be honest I actually learnt something new about my Cook island culture. What I learnt new was that there are fifteen stars on our flag and it represents the fifteen islands that make up the Cook islands.
My Writing
Being a Cook islander is something I adore with my heart.
I am very proud of my culture.
I respect it with every ounce of knowledge and skill I have,
because Cook islanders are never shy or ashamed.
The Cook islands is a nation in the South Pacific.
Right now there are 17,564 people living on the beautiful islands.
It is a Polynesien island, from the same lineage as other Pacific
Islands like Tonga, Tahiti, Hawai’i,
Samoa and others. There are three reasons why my Cook Island
culture is special to me.
Firstly, is our dance. One of our main dance’s is the Maori Ura.
Most female’s do the Maori Ura because they shake their hips and
move their body to tell us a story.
I am very proud of my culture.
I respect it with every ounce of knowledge and skill I have,
because Cook islanders are never shy or ashamed.
The Cook islands is a nation in the South Pacific.
Right now there are 17,564 people living on the beautiful islands.
It is a Polynesien island, from the same lineage as other Pacific
Islands like Tonga, Tahiti, Hawai’i,
Samoa and others. There are three reasons why my Cook Island
culture is special to me.
Firstly, is our dance. One of our main dance’s is the Maori Ura.
Most female’s do the Maori Ura because they shake their hips and
move their body to tell us a story.
My second reason is knowing that our island is named after a European historian.
Did you know that the Cook islands were named after Captain James Cook?
He visited the Cook islands in 1773 and 1777.
My final reason is our national emblem. On our flag there are
15 stars. These stars represent the 15 islands that make up the
Cook islands.
He visited the Cook islands in 1773 and 1777.
My final reason is our national emblem. On our flag there are
15 stars. These stars represent the 15 islands that make up the
Cook islands.
Monday, 2 March 2020
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