Gospel Reflections

 Hi and welcome to my blog post for this week, today I am going to be showing you my Gospel Reflection, I wrote three questions and I answered. I hope you like it and God bless you.

Witch question do you like?

Poetry week

 Kia ora and welcome to my blog post for this week, Today I made a poem on a google drawing and sorry if it's not perfect. I hope you like it and God bless you.

Have you ever write a Poem before?

Kindness

Hi and welcome back to my blog post for this week 7 create. I did a create to share with Paiaka and it;s about being kind to others, I hope you like mine and God bless you.

How are you going to be kind this week?

Motor Vehicles

 Hi and welcome to my magnificent blog post, this week Tumu hub learned about cars. We watched some videos and after Tumu watched the videos we had to make a create 

I hope you like my create and God bless you.

What do you know about cars?

Pick A Path: Timetable

 Hi and welcome back to another one of my amazing blogs, this for the past few weeks Tumu has been learning on how to do timetables from 1 to 12. This week every person in  Tumu had to do a pick a path about timetables, sorry if mine is short but I hope you like it.

What timetable do you know?

My magnificent Math

 Hi and welcome to another one of my amazing blog post, this week I had a workshop and my goal was. Using different strategies to solve addition and subtraction problems. Sorry if it's short but I hope you like it.

God bless you.

How many different ways can you solve addition and subtraction problems?

My Margret Mahy trip recount

Hi and welcome to my blog post, On Thursday the 20th Tumu hub went on a trip to Margaret Mahy.We split up into our 4 groups Rātā, Mānia, Korokio and Kōhia, every group went to a different rotation.

Korokio went to  Margaret Mahy, Mānia went to the waka, Rātā went to Victoria aqare and Kōhia went to feed the eels and look at the mats. 

I was in Korokio so I went to  Margaret Mahy first. At  Margaret Mahy we did a scavenger hunt, we had to get into 2 groups and started looking. The best part is that every group had to have 1 year 7 & 8 in all the groups but  Mānia had 2.

My favourite part of the trip was when we got to feed the eels/tuna. Feeding the ells/tunas was my  favourite part of the trip because I got a chance to get a closer look at their small sharp teeth.

Something I learnt was that female eels are thicker than the male eels, and that female eels can lay up to a million eggs.

The thing I found the most interesting was the eels because I learned a lot of cool facts about the eels but on the trip I found out that the eels/tuna are an endangered animal.

 

This trip has helped me with my PBL because it helped me get ideas for my 

Trip Recount.