Sunday, December 11, 2016

My Ninja Star Poster


This is my poster for our market that we are having at our school.  At our market we sell products that people have made with there friends, or they could of done it their self but, also I can't wait to see you there!!!!

Monday, October 17, 2016

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My Book Review               


Tittle:
Boy vs beast: Battle of the Mutants.

Author:

Mac Park

Illustrator:

Britt Martin, Melanie Matthews and James Hart.

Storyline:

This book is about a boy named Kia and his dog Bc.  This is a book where the two characters fight three mutants combined into one big giant monster.

What I liked Best...

My favourite bit in the story was when Kia and Bc fighted the mutants.  Also the bit where the mutants  combined their powers and made like a big fiery wind ball.

What I didn't like...

I didn't like the bit where kia told Bc to stay in the car and kia just took off.

Favourite character and why

My favourite character is kia because he builds cool cars.

Would I recommend this book

I recommend this book to everyone because it’s interesting and a cool novel to read and even year fives and sixes might like it aswell.  Also the little kids will like it because maybe the book might have something really cool in it.

Wednesday, September 21, 2016

My Olympic Art Work

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This is my olympic poster that I did with my classroom.  The first thing I had to do was draw up a tessellation.  (tessellation has no gapes and keeps on repeating).  The tessellation is right behind me with my funny picture that I chose of me doing gymnastics.  Then we did our vocabulary words on the side of the border, like silver, bronze, gold and the other things that you can see.  Also the three values are excellence, friendship and respect.  These values are important because it’s helpful in the olympics and it’s to keep people safe.  The last thing we did was our speech bubbles and thought bubbles.  The speech bubbles have similes in them, and the thought bubbles have metaphors in them.  A smile is a sentence using like or as, but metaphors you can't use like or as. The border is my favourite bit because it tells people what it
about and shares information.

Tuesday, September 6, 2016

Hong Kong Stem Challenge


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Materials that we used:

6 x long sticks
1 x  wooden square
2 x pipe cleaners
2 x straws
1 x 1m ruler
11 x plastic cubes
1 x bunch of popsicle sticks
4 x wooden small flat pieces





Challenge #1 - Build a structure with a cube as the base:


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This challenge I thought that it was difficult because we only got to use one single cube to hold everything on top! We were all shaky, but we made it.


Challenge  #2 -  Build a structure as high as you can on a base.


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This challenge I found was easy because we didn’t need to use one block as the base. The only worries that we had was that it kept on breaking, then we made it, but because we had a time limit the last 5 seconds we had, it got knocked over by Musharraf on accident.


Challenge #3 -  Build a structure with something that balances off the side of it:


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Challenge 3  was really hard because we had to make something stick out on the side so we tried to make a mini machine gun but the last five seconds that we had, it broke down because we were all shaky.  


Names:  Maria, Musharraf, Matatia

Monday, September 5, 2016

Moment In Time Week 7


Today our teacher asked us to write a ‘Moment In Time’ piece using a picture of a boy in the water.  We planned as a class to make sure we had the 5 W’s and the 6 Senses.  
Before we began our writing in small groups we discussed the importance of using descriptive writing, using similes and metaphors where appropriate, using dialogue and have done our best to make sure our punctuation is correct.  Some of us have even used ‘Show Don’t Tell’ in our writing to provide our reader with more of an experience.

Our teacher gave us 10 minutes for each paragraph and then 10 minutes for editing at the end.  We had so much fun working together!

If you have a moment, we would love you to comment on our writing.
Boy Overboard!


“AGHHHH!” said Jack as his uncle suddenly drove straight into a wave and it went crashing down on them.  The pressure was so powerful that it knocked Jack straight off the boat and into the freezing cold water.  He was starting to drown, but luckily he knew how to swim.  He got a breath of air just in time, he could of died.   


Jack saw some sharks coming towards him like lightning.  He swam to the boat as fast as he could, his uncle never noticed that he got tipped off the boat.  “Uncle, help me please!” Jack screamed, but his uncle could not hear his screams over the crashing waves.  He went to the side of the boat and banged it as hard as he could, but his uncle could still not hear him.  Jack thought he was really going to die, and now the sharks were closer than he ever wanted.   


The sharks circled around him, which Jack did not like it, he was terrified.  One of the sharks tried to strike but Jack had dodged it.  The other sharks attacked but they were not fast enough to eat him.  Jack was to tired to dodge the attacks now, they were really going to eat him now.  But at the last second there was a school of tuna that distracted the blood thirsty sharks.  The sharks went to the school of fish then Jack said  “now I have more time to get my uncle’s attention?”, for a school of tuna is way better than a skinny little boy.       


Written by Turua, Ben and Musharraf.


Ben:
I think I did well sharing my ideas, and did well on doing changes, and making the sentence better.


Turua:  
I think I did well on typing the moment in time and sharing my ideas to my group.


Musharraf:
I think I did well of sharing my ideas with my two buddies and making good changes.

Wednesday, August 31, 2016

Moment in time

There were 4 kids there names were Ben, Matatia, Musharraf and Turua.  They were walking to school but Ben said” let’s go to the park, I don't want to go school our teacher is boring.  Fine ben just be quiet said Matatia and ben shushed up.  Musharraf said” I bought my rugby ball and Matatia said i bought my soccer ball, but we said” we’ll play tackle rugby instead.

When we got there Turua said” I feel like we're being followed.  Ben said” there our teacher Miss Hills (she's on a break) they all hided behind a bush, but then when Miss Hills was on her joge she saw Matatia’s jacket popping out, and saw us and said” WHAT ARE YOU BOYS DOING HERE!

Then Miss Hills said i am as fast as a cheetah, and she made the kids run the whole playground until they were out of breath then she called the principal and told him that the kids that were SICK was at the park down the road.

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Sunday, August 7, 2016

Tessellation


Tessellation
                                                                                                                                                                                   

A pattern made of polygons:
The polygons can not lap over each other:
Here's an example of a pattern:


Regular Polygon: A regular polygon has equal sides.
Irregular Polygon: An irregular polygon has not have equal sides.
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Salzman, L., (1990).  Cool Tessellations.  Creative activities that make math and science fun for kids! P6-7)
                                                                     
                                                                  Vocabulary/Glossary
                                                                      Polygons = shapes
                                                                      Verticals = corners  
                                                         There are corners inside of the polygons      

                                                                        
                                                                     
                                                          

                                                                           

Thursday, June 30, 2016

Matariki Reflection

Matariki is a time for reflection .  Yesterday with Whaea Toni we                        took the time to reflect on our year and set                       our new goal.  Here is the goal i set:  me


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         We made a Matariki star.  We used our algebraic thinking.  We     had a pattern to follow:
                                               
           1, 2 and down 

         1 up.

          We repeated this pattern until we got a star.
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Monday, June 27, 2016

Matariki Celebration

Manu Tukutuku
(Kite making)


The Matariki celebration is for the Maori new year and we are also doing it for two lovely people who teach us Kapa Haka and Te reo. I didn't go to the Matariki celebration it was at school but i wish I had been there.  The reason why we were making Manu Tukutuku was for the Matariki celebration.  

This whole week me and my friend Matatia were  manu tukutuku (kite making).  On Monday we went out of school and we did a karakia before we cut raupō and toetoe.  The reason why we had to say a karakia because to show tikanga and  respect to the plants that are growing.  When we all got our ruapō we went back to our classroom and we got started to make our manu tukutuku everybody used the same materials so we used Raupo, wool and harakeke

The person on the left of me is Matatia he is the one who helped me weave the wool,  draw the picture and help me with the hot glue.

The easiest bit for me was breaking strips off the flax. all you have to do is get thumb your and stick it through the flax.  The hardest bit was measuring the toe toe because when our teacher Miss Hills
she explained that we were 1 mm off but that won't make a big difference.  

When me and Matatia were done with our kite we were both proud and we wouldn't have done it without Eraia, Mya and Miss Hills.  Miss Hills helped us with our maths and our question.  Mya and Eraia helped us with our talking about our questions.

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Thursday, May 5, 2016

Matariki

This week me and my group have been learning about matariki.  Here is a picture i drew to shear my understanding:

Wednesday, April 13, 2016

New Zealand Opra



Jax ‘n’ chips


Purpose: Thank You Note


Dear Jax


Thank you for coming to Rangikura School to share your opera show.


My favourite bit was when Nemo was really sad and out of nowhere came the salesmen and showed everybody some of his position.   And Nemo had an idea of getting one of his position.


I loved your show so much I want you guys to do another show.


Yours sincerely


Musharraf
Rangikura school
Musharraf@rangikura
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Monday, April 11, 2016


                                                        
                                                               My art work
                                                                
This is my art work that I did with my teacher Miss Hills. I learnt my Mihi it was a rough start but I tried and tried and I got it. And I got a little help from my teacher.

We also were learning about Whanaungatanga and Manaakitanga. Whanaungatanga means a sense of belonging to your group. Manaakitanga means how you act and how your friends or family act.

My teacher Miss Hills took a photo of me and cut half of it out. My class drew the other side of their face(including me) After that the people who have done drawing their face the get to chose a color to dye their face.

The photo with the korus represents my (whanau) family. The two big korus are my mum and dad. The two small korus are me and my little sister. The other small ones are my big brother and sister.

The big poster on the very top of my paper is my identity worksheet. That worksheet represents my personality and my culture. It shows you everything about me and my (whanau) family take a look.

Thursday, April 7, 2016

Weaving a box

                                                      Weaving a Box.


These are the things you need to weave: paper,scissors, pen/pencil, ruler and tape.

Step one: Gather all your equipment so you are ready to start making your awesome box.


Step two: You have to use a pencil, ruler and paper. Rule 10 strips of paper from 30 cm long and 1cm wide.


Step there: Now you have to cut 10 strips of paper that you drew with pen or pencil.


Step four: When you are done with cutting your 10 strips place 5 strips of paper on the mat next to each other about 2cm apart.


Step five: Grab a strip of paper and weave up and down.


Step six: Repeat step five until you have done.


Step Seven: When step six is finished carefully push the paper strips together until the the inside is a square.


Step eight: Sellotape all the corners to keep the paper in its place.


Step nine: To make the sides of the box. Fold the upsidedown strips back over the base.


Step Ten: Cut 4 strips of paper 24 cm long and 1cm wide.


Step eleven: Take one strip of paper and fold 4 quarters.

Step twelve: Grab the same strip of paper and weave it through the 4 sides you made.


Step thirteen: sellotape the corners to keep that strip srate.


Step fourteen: Then you have to repeat step 12 and 13 for the last three strips of paper that you have left over.


Step fifteen: To finish your awesome box make sure if any strips are poking out go back and fix it it's not a rush just take your time.

Wednesday, March 30, 2016

My art work

                                                               
This is my art work that I did with my teacher. I learnt about my mihi it was a rough start but I tried and tried and I got. We also where learning about Whanaungatanga and Manaakitanga. Whanaungatanga is a sence of belonging to your group. Manaakitanga is how you act and how your friends or family act. My teacher Miss Hills took a photo of me and cut half of it out. My class drew the other side of there face. After that the people how have finished then the dye there face.

Tuesday, March 22, 2016

Venn

This is a Venn digram that i made with my teacher Miss Hills and my group The Achievers. A Venn diagram is some things  are the same and sometimes things are different from other things.

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Thursday, March 17, 2016

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Books


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Would you buy these books?
What do you like about these books?
I like my poster because:


  • It's got detail.
  • Bold writing.



I like this poster because it inspires me because I'm into diary of the wimpy kids books.I did this with a teacher called Mrs Ploughman I did this poster with my friend Kaleb we liked what we did with it.

If i could change anything it will be the colours and the writing because it not so neat.