Today we had another Action Station called Code in Action! My favourite part was coding Minecraft Adventurer because it was fun.
Something I didn’t like was when I got stuck it was annoying. I got stuck with the one where you had to place crops and there was water. I learnt how to use the place block
Something I learnt was that coding is hard.
My goals at the begininng of the year were to do my chores at home. I have cleaned my room every week. I pick up the rubbish and clothes off the floor. I do the dishes with my sister every night. I am starting a new job to take our dog for a walk and sometimes we wash the dog.
Today for mau rakau I did some actions with the rakau. At the end we played tag. Matua showed us the taiaha and the patu. We learnt the kupu manaakitanga when playing the tag game. We had to be generous and give the tag back to our partner.
This week we changed our reading program. I like the part where I read new words
I did not like the page with the red boat because the word boat looked strange.
I learned a new word, mountain.
I did not understand some of the words or how to spell some of the words.
Beach Ed
Hello, my name is Oasis.
My favourite part was games.
My least favourite was walking. l learned if you are in danger, put your hand straight up,don’t wave because the lifeguards will think you are saying helIo. I didn’t go swimming because I didn’t bring my togs. Instead i played with my friends
On Wednesday we went to stay overnight at Raapaki Marae. My favourite part was learning about the whare.
On Friday we went on a trip to learn about saving the sand dunes. It was fun. We learnt what lives in the sand dunes. We built a mini sand dune for the animals that live in the sand dunes. The sand dunes are here for a very good reason. They stop Tsunamis, the waves come in the sand dunes go up. The waves go back in the sea, the sand dunes reform from gravity, the animals that live in the sand dunes are a katapo spider, skink lizard, moths, wasps, beetles, and sandflies. The wood you see on the sand dunes are called sand ladders, they help the creatures that live in the sand dunes. My favorite part was building the mini sand dunes.
Kia Ora, we have been making Te Reo Maori pukapuka pikitia ( picture books) for the preschool children.
I chose to do mine on emotions. I used emojis because the children could easily understand what the words meant because the pictures are very clear.
My favourite part was searching for the right emojis because I had to choose the right one or the children would not know what the word meant.
From Oasis
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1USHLexg7pFVyvSzkAwvZOgoMIxXb5vFVmR9ki7w72bo/editusp=sharing