Math problems

 WALT: Solve these math word problems.

For this task, we had to do 1 Math word problems a day. Remember use what you know to solve the problems. When working through these problems try to see how many different strategies you use to can solve them. This will add more challenge and develop your mathematical thinking. Looking forward to hearing all the different strategies you used to work these out. For each word problem, write down the Equation (E), Working out (W.0), and the Answer (A). The problems may involve adding, subtracting, multiplying, or dividing. I liked doing this because we could try.

Niue language week 2020

 WALT: Understand Niue language week.

This week we have been learning about Niue language week.  I learned some Niue words such as:

Taha - 1

Ua - 2

Tolu - 3

Fa - 4

Lima - 5

I found it hard to pronounce Niue words.  Next time I could try practicing more.

What is the Niue language week about? 

Niue Language Week provides an opportunity for students to learn, speak, and celebrate the indigenous language of Niue, through language, song, dance, cultural displays, and community events. 

Niue Language Week helps all New Zealander's journey towards shared cultural understandings.

Why is it important? 

Niue Language Week helps all New Zealander's journey towards shared cultural understandings. 

Learning a new language gives us insight into new ways of thinking, and to different beliefs and cultural practices.

 WALT: Drop, cover, hold, or practice what to do during an earthquake.

This morning me and my class had to do practice what to do during an earthquake at 9:30am so we had to drop on to the ground, cover our neck and our head, and also go underneath a desk or a table. We had to stay under the desk for a whole minute and after we were told that we had to go outside on our field and pay attention to our principal. So we could not be silly. We could not have anybody parts sticking out.