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Wednesday, 29 August 2018

How to tell analogue time

Analogue Time
Do you know how to tell Analogue time? I’m going to teach you all about how to read analogue time, first things you need to learn your time, by doing that you would have to learn every day so it will be easier.

The short hand represents the hour. When this hand is pointing at a number that means that digit is the hour. The short hand is the slowest of them all. It moves every 60 minutes which means it has been an hour.

If the long hand is pointing at the 12 and the short hand is pointing at the five it would be 5:00 or 17:00. If the long hand is pointing at the nine and the short hand is pointing nearly at the one, the time is quarter to one.

It is important to learn analogue time formally and may be helpful later in life. Now you know how analogue time works.







Maths Problem


This is a maths problem that I had to do the questions it was really easy to do but we had to show how we got the answers to the problem witch was harder than getting the answers. I worked with Zane.

Thursday, 16 August 2018

HIIT

Today at HIIT we got to pick what  moves we did we all picked Push ups and star jumps. We did 4 rounds over and over. Thank you  to Mataio,Tiava , Zane, Lyric and Miss  Anderson for hosting us and keeping us motivated during the HIIT session

Friday, 3 August 2018

Cook island language week



This week we celebrated cook island week. We created a DLO all about cook islands. Did you know
The distance between NZ to Rarotonga is 3,232km from NZ to Rarotonga and the flight is 3 hours and 45 minutes, 3 hours and 50 minutes or 4 hours. We worked in our light house
group( Aunaing, Fui, Marieta, Julian)

Tuesday, 31 July 2018

Where the children sleep


This week we have been separated into READ groups. In my group was Jeremiah, Freeman, Nyjah, Mataio and Ofa. Our task was to find out why sleep is so important for humans. One of the questions we were aiming as a group was Do all humans have the same chance of having a healthy sleeping? First we we focused only on our group and asked if we have the same chance of sleeping. We all said yes, but that hadn't mean that everyone has the same chance of sleeping because we explored other kids around the world you don't have a healthy sleep like us. A kid in Brazil sleeps on couches outside and a kid from Cambodia sleep on tyres and picks rubbish early in the morning. By learning why sleep is so important for us we also came through a work called inferring. Inferring means when you read between the lines and find hints in the text to answer a questions or guessing that something is true. Sleeping is important for your mental health because it restores our bodies and helps our brains to make strong memories and process about any information. People who don't have enough sleep or have sleeping problem can get to trouble as it can lead to disease such as heart & kidney disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and stroke. 

Friday, 27 July 2018

Careers


Today we were doing Carees. We were using a website that was really easy to use LINK. This was a really fun activity. We started  off with a test and answers all 78 questions then they gave us the qualification for what job we would like.

Thursday, 26 July 2018

HIIT


Today at HIIT we got to pick what  moves we did we all picked Tap steps High knee sprint and Star jumps. We did 3 rounds over and over. Thank you  to Mataio,Tiava and Miss  Anderson for hosting us and keeping us motivated during the HIIT session