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Monday, May 17, 2021

Moala Tahuna Torea Mind flow

WALT: allow our inner response to flow and be captured in words form.

Last Week as you should remember my class and I went on a trip to Tahuna Torea with Glen Innes kids. My class and I sat on the mat, my teach reminded us about all the things that happened during that they with every little detail. In our head we were imagining what was happening so we were taking ourselves back to the trip. Here is mt activity!!



Sunday, May 16, 2021

Trees Talk To Each Other

This Week my class and I read a article about how Trees Talk to Each Other. After I read the article I made a google doc and wrote on the doc what the article was about and a glossary about the words I don't know the meaning to. Here is the link to the article LINK
Here is my activity!!

What was this article about?

This article was about how Trees talk to each other in other cooperative ways. Trees are linked like neighbors' underground network of fungi. By warning each other that they are in danger they share with each other their nutrients at critical times to keep them healthy.


Glossary - 


Enzymes - Stuff produced by a living organism which acts as a catalyst.


Symbiosis - A mutually helpful relationship between different people.


Facilitate - Make an action or a process easy.


Moala Jesus Ascension - R.E

 Today for R.E my class and I were learning about the Ascension of Jesus. My teacher Miss Nees-Kairua made a google slide about the Ascension of Jesus. Ms. Nees made a slide with two text boxes in those two boxes were two different part of sentences that are related to the Ascension of Jesus, we had to match them up together. Here is my work!

                           Term 2 Moala


Monday 17th May 2021 - Jesus’ Ascension 

  1. Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey 50 days before Ascension day.

  2. On Thursday of the week that followed Palm Sunday Jesus had his last meal with his Apostles.

  3. The day after his last supper Jesus was put to death on a cross on Calvary hill.

  4. Jesus lay in a tomb for 3 days and then God raised him up.

  5. After his resurrection Jesus showed himself to his friends and some did  not recognise him.

  6. He spent time with his apostles and told them he was going to return to his father.

  7. 50 days after Palm Sunday Jesus was taken by God to share his glory in heaven.

  8. Because Jesus entered heaven in glory he made it possible for his followers to do the same.

Tuesday, May 11, 2021

Moala - Amazing Plants

This week for Inquiry my class and I have been learning about Amazing Plants. My teacher Ms. Nees - Kairua and Mrs. Tui has put us into groups. My group was Malia, Arvay, Ofa, Daniel, Josaia, and I. My group and I were chosen to go outside and look at the different plants in our school. We first started at the hedge then the garden then to the gigantic tree then the back of the playground. After looking at the plants we went back inside and wrote on a huge paper about the plants we saw and about it like how good the soil is. Ms. Tui gave us a video to watch about plants. We watched together with the other people who were watching video 1. The next day we watched all the videos again and got all the hard words that we didn't understand and did a glossary and did what the meaning of the words mean. Here is my activity!

Our Great Plants Video


Autotrophs - 

An Autotroph - Msrblog

An organism that is able to form nutritional organic substances inorganic substances such as carbon dioxide.


Photosynthesis - 

Photosynthesis - Wikipedia

The process of making the green plants and some organisms use sunlight to make nutrients from carbon dioxide and water.



Multicellular - 

Microbiology from A to Z explained - Micropia - Micropia

Having or consisting of many cells.



Terrestrial - 

Terrestrial plant - Wikipedia

On or relating to the earth.





Protists - 

What Are Protists? | Live Science

A single-celled organism of the kingdom.


Thursday, May 6, 2021

Mother's Day Mass

 Today we had a very special mass. We were celebrating Mother's Day. We had some of our mothers come in and celebrate with us.

In class this week we made our very own Mother's Day cards. Mrs. Palu used the glider to cut the red paper once we've got our red paper we folded it in half. Mrs. Palu also cut stripes of paper, with that piece of paper we started quilling it. Quilling is when you roll the paper to the end then let it go it looks really nice. We first used a pencil and drew out a heart then we used PVA glue and glued it on the inside of the heart. Once we were finished with that we used a long strip of paper and used that as the outline of the heart.

I wrote two card for my Grandma and Mum!

Results - 

In my card I wrote I know my mum loves me because when I am sad she gives me the biggest hugs ever and it makes me feel loved and warm.
I appreciate my mum because she always helps me with my maths when my brothers refuse to help me.
I appreciate my mum because she buys me new clothes even though I don't need it.

For my Grandma I wrote - I appreciate my nena because she would always make me laugh by making these silly faces.
I know my nena loves me because whenever she is sick I would always make her tea and toast for her breakfast.
I appreciate my nena because she would give me company when I am alone.

All our card together!



Wednesday, May 5, 2021

The Māori Alphabet

Today for Te Reo Māori we were learning the Māori Alphabet we also were playing a game called Memrise Memrise is about a game you can learn any language on. Today the language we were focusing about is Maori. I was keeping it simple by only memorising introduction. It was really easy!

This was the amazing moment I was first on the leaderboard!

Here is my activity about the Maori Alphabet!





Tuesday, May 4, 2021

Moala Lesson 1 - Oropūare and Orokati (Vowels and Consonants).

 Today for Maori we were learning about The Māori Language, vowels, consonants. The Māori alphabet is made up with eight consonants, five vowels and two digraphs. In Māori when there is a tohu tu (macron, hat) you have to drag the word like ngaaa. There is also a song that relates to Orokati Consonants (the letters that aren't in the vowels).

Example: keke with no macrons means cake, and kēkē with macrons mean armpit.

Here is the lyrics (not really lyrics).


My Activity: