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Showing posts with label inquiry. Show all posts

Tuesday, 16 November 2021

Technology Today.

 I identified ten or more hazards in a image.


Sunday, 15 August 2021

Gatae Tree Rap.

 On Friday the 12th of August Twp 6 and 4 Whānau did different types of presentations, some did Poems others did Movies, and some did Raps or Songs, Friday was a Great day Glen Innes school were meant to come to see our presentation on Friday the 12th of August, but they ended up not coming so we had Dr Jannie and Takiritia 3 and 1 came as well as Twp 8. It was very exciting to share my group.
My Group was called the Gatae tree group this is my video of our rap.

Thursday, 10 June 2021

Deeper thinking Harakeke. Native trees.

 I learnt to pick a Plant and do deeper thinking on the plant.

Facts

 Deeper Thinking Native Tree (add your tree and the people in your group)

The flax is weaved by the Maori to make baskets and plates.

The natural habitat of a Harakeke is to grow on the side of waterways. 

Caterpillars are threats to the Harakeke by eating the top layer then leaving it to die by the sun, that's why they are sensitive to the sun.

There is another way the Caterpillars kill the leaves, they eat bits and bits of the Harakeke so that when the sun is shown to the Harakeke will die, the Harakeke has a very thick cell wall and that's how it stops itself from dying from the sun.

Harakeke was the name given to this plant by Maori.

The first European traders called the Harakeke “flax.”

Threats

Food


Book Review

 I learnt to write a Book review on the book I read through this week.

Monday, 31 May 2021

Creative writing animation

 I learned about a type of tree and used a google slide to make an animation.

Wednesday, 26 May 2021

David, Jonah and Me. New Zealand native trees

We are learning about New Zealand trees.
This is important because it has been here since the first initial.
we learn more about the native trees because we use it for medicine such as Manuka and Kawakawa.