I am a Year 8 learner at Pt England School, Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 4 and my teacher is Mrs Stone.
Thursday, 27 February 2020
Tivaevae
task description: this week we all the different kind of tivaevaes. there 3 kinds of tivaevaes.
Wednesday, 26 February 2020
Te whare tapa wha
Task description: This week we learn about whare tapa wha we were looking all of the sides.
Monday, 24 February 2020
Addition pyramid
Task description: this is part of we are doing this week. this about adding the bottom to make the answer on the top
Thursday, 20 February 2020
Being a good Daughter
Anyone has the ability to be a good daughter. By showing kindness, listening to your parents, and being helpful you are showing your parents that you love and respect them. What else can you do in your life to be a good daughter?
It is very important to always show kindness towards your parents. Although this can be difficult at times, it is important to show kindness to your parents because it shows that you respect them. For example, when you really want to go somewhere with your friends and your parents tell you that you have to stay home and look after your little siblings, it is important to remember that your parents have your best interests in mind.
Another way to show that you are a good daughter is by your actions. By being helpful around the house you are showing your parents that you respect them. For example, when you keep your bed made and your room clean you are showing that you respect your living space. This also comes into play when you complete your chores without being asked. So, when you wake up in the morning or get home from school, immediately vacuum the house, put away the dishes and take out the rubbish.
Another way to be a good daughter is to talk nicely to your parents. By telling them how much you appreciate them, and answering back in a positive manner you are showing your parents how much they mean to you. When your parents ask you to do something it is important that you listen and respond in a timely and respectful manner. For example, when mum asks you to put away the laundry, you should immediately respond by saying, “yes mum” as you stand up and put the laundry away without a scowl on your face
When your mum tells you to go and do the dishes you should go and do it because when you grow up you will already know how to do the dishes because your mum and dad tort you.For example when your parents torrt you how to walk when you were younger you will get the hang on it when start to grow older.
It is very important to always show kindness towards your parents. Although this can be difficult at times, it is important to show kindness to your parents because it shows that you respect them. For example, when you really want to go somewhere with your friends and your parents tell you that you have to stay home and look after your little siblings, it is important to remember that your parents have your best interests in mind.
Another way to show that you are a good daughter is by your actions. By being helpful around the house you are showing your parents that you respect them. For example, when you keep your bed made and your room clean you are showing that you respect your living space. This also comes into play when you complete your chores without being asked. So, when you wake up in the morning or get home from school, immediately vacuum the house, put away the dishes and take out the rubbish.
Another way to be a good daughter is to talk nicely to your parents. By telling them how much you appreciate them, and answering back in a positive manner you are showing your parents how much they mean to you. When your parents ask you to do something it is important that you listen and respond in a timely and respectful manner. For example, when mum asks you to put away the laundry, you should immediately respond by saying, “yes mum” as you stand up and put the laundry away without a scowl on your face
When your mum tells you to go and do the dishes you should go and do it because when you grow up you will already know how to do the dishes because your mum and dad tort you.For example when your parents torrt you how to walk when you were younger you will get the hang on it when start to grow older.
Having a good daughter that helps you do work around
The house.
TASK DESCRIPTION: This week me and my two buddy's John T and Teingoa did a Explanation template from a former girl assay and we had to organised her writing because it was mixed up.
Wednesday, 19 February 2020
Factors and multiples
Task description: we are learning about factors and multiples and it was really hard but until we have a workshop with mrs stone
Monday, 17 February 2020
Prime or composite
Task description: this is this week maths assessment we have learned about prime and composite numbers.
S.E.E Infographic
Task Description: This is what the see paragraph stands for and it about explanation writing.
Thursday, 13 February 2020
Prime and Composite
Prime and Composite
Factors are the numbers you multiply to get another number.
Prime numbers are the numbers that have only two factors.
What are the factors of 3? 1 and 3 Because 3 has only two factors, it is a prime number.
Composite numbers are the numbers that have more than two factors.
What are the factors of 6? 1, 2, 3, and 6 Because 6 has more than two factors, it is a composite number.
Complete the table:
Tuesday, 11 February 2020
Te Tirtiti O waitangi
Task description: This week we have learned about the treaty of waitangi and how
captain cook and James busby came to new Zealand.
Tuesday, 4 February 2020
Writing assessment
KIA Ora! My name is Fonua. I am a year 8 this year. This means that it is my
last year at Pt England School and I really need to try hard this year. I really
like being at Pt England School with my friends. I really enjoy playing sports
but my favourite sports are rugby, soccer, touch and tag. I like going to the
movies, playing games with my family and going to the pools.
last year at Pt England School and I really need to try hard this year. I really
like being at Pt England School with my friends. I really enjoy playing sports
but my favourite sports are rugby, soccer, touch and tag. I like going to the
movies, playing games with my family and going to the pools.
Monday, 3 February 2020
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