I am a Year 8 student at Tamaki Primary School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Kia Manawanui syndicate and my teachers are Ms Aireen and Whaea Petra.
Friday, 24 May 2013
Learning About Perimeter
My Maths Test
Today I did a Maths test with Mrs Manuyag.
I learned:
- I am at the right level for adding and subtraction.
- I am at the right level in my times tables.
- I am below in my fractions.
How do Gases Change State
We are how to explain how gases can change state.
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
Monday, 20 May 2013
Decisions Are Not Easy
This poem is about making positive decision.
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
Monday, 13 May 2013
Practicing our Basic Facts.
Today I am practicing my basic facts by completing adding, multiplication and division questions
- 5x3=15
- 9x8=72
- 3x4=12
- 6x6=36
- 7x1=7
- 5x2=10
- 10x5=50
- 3x8=24
- 8x3=24
- 6x2=12
- 30÷6=5
- 65÷5=13
- 24÷3=8
- 15÷3=5
- 20÷5=4
- 28÷7=4
- 15÷5=3
- 12÷3=4
- 21÷7=3
- 30÷10=3
- 49+10=59
- 62+13=75
- 34+45=79
- 18+31=49
- 12+85=97
- 17+21=38
- 18+41=59
- 34+52=86
- 64+23=87
- 32+57=89
How to Turn Solid to Liquid Back to Solid-Experiment
How to Turn Solid to Liquid Back to Solid
With this experiment we aimed the turn something from solid to liquid back to solid.
Materials or Ingredients:
- Raro
- Jug
- Ice Block Sticks
- Water
- Cups
- Wooden Spoon
Instructions:
Step 1.
Open the Raro packet.
Step 2.
Pour the Raro packet into the jug .
Step 3.
Add some water into the jug.
Step 4.
Use the wooden spoon to mix it all together until it dissolves.
Step 5.
Pour the Liquid into the cups.
Step 6.
Put the Ice block Stick into the cup with the liquid.
Step 7.
Put the cup into the freezer.
Step 8.
Wait until It is turned solid and then you can eat your Ice Block!
Conclusion:
When you put the liquid into the freeze the temperature turns it into a solid.
Friday, 10 May 2013
A visit from Tina and Tane
Today we had a visit from the team from the Auckland City Council who put on a show for us about keeping our waterways safe and clean. Tina and Tane came out of a special comic to tell us all about it.
We learned not to swim in or near storm water drains especially after lots of rain as sometimes yukky stuff like rubbish and dog poo can get washed in and harm us.
We also learned that anything that goes down "outside" drains ends up in streams, rivers and the sea so it is very important that we are careful. We need to wash our cars on the lawn if we can or go to a carwash (they recycle the water) and to rinse our paint brushes on the lawn or in an "inside" sink (this water goes to a water treatment plant to be made safe again).
If we all do our bit to help we can keep our beautiful and precious stream, rivers and sea safe for everyone!
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
Tuesday, 7 May 2013
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