Yesterday in math we had to do a slide about Math Vocab. We had to explain how the operations work.
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Thursday, June 24, 2021
Wednesday, June 16, 2021
Languages
Today we're doing languages and my one is Spanish my goal is to respond to simple instructions/ commands. And I learn't how to use some simple words like hello, apple etc.
Spencer Park Run
Monday, June 14, 2021
Hero
Today we had to learn about a story time line and we had to explain what it mean't on a piece of paper. The shape was in a circle type thing and it had words of the story and you had to write which part of the story matched with the words, the words were.
Status Quo
Call to adventure
Departure
Trials
Crisis
Return
New status quo
Our story was about a man and a woman who fall in love, but they aren't aloud to tell anyone about their relationship, and he ends up blocking the door so his friends can met her, but she ends up running away and he breaks her promise.
- Status Quo mean't where the story started and where it was laid out.
- Departure in this story mean't when he found the beautiful woman and fell in love with her.
- Trials in this story mean't that he could only see her in the night time and that he wants his friends to met her.
- Crisis is where something bad happens and it goes wrong, in this story it was when he broke her promise and she runs away.
- Return is when he went to go and look for her.
- New Status Quo is when he turns into a rainbow and him and the woman end up being together in the sky.
Tuesday, June 1, 2021
Te Reo Māori
Kia ora, in Te Reo Māori over the past few weeks we've learn't how to pronounce words and use them in our writing and future tenths. The three tenths were past, present, future. We commented on blogs today using our Te Reo Māori.
The words we've learn't today were
Tau ke! - awesome
Ka rawe - excellent
Ka pai to mahi
Kia ora
Tika - correct/right
e hoa - friend
We also learn't some farewells like..
e noho rā - leaving
haere rā - staying