Typical Dinner Meal

Pani Popo

Shopping List Koko Alsaia

This is a shopping list of what you need to make Koko Alaisa dish. The Koko Samoa wasn't in the Pak'n Save store and you can use water from the tap.

My Breakfast Recipe

How To Make Koko Alaisa

The Power Of Trees

My other blog post was about The Power Of Coconut. Our next task was to Think of another natural resource that is as versatile as the coconut 

The Power Of The Coconut

For Samoan Language Week, we did a task about coconuts. As a class, we had a discussion about what can be made with coconuts. We had to find out what the parts of the coconut was used for and make a poster about it. Here is mine.

What is Eid-Mubarak?

My Lockdown Experience

My Lockdown Experience

On 23rd of April we were told that we had 48 hours before the country went into alert level 4 lockdown. People had 2 days to decide where they were going to live during the lockdown. I saw people packing bags in their car going to move. My dad bought lots of food, drinks, candy, ice cream and other stuff.

On Wednesday 25th of March, the official lockdown in New Zealand began. I didn’t really mind the lockdown and first because we got to stay home. Every day, I would set an alarm at 8:30 to get ready for my online class call. I did all my school work online and also did tech online which was very cool. We just did some kahoots, some slide presentations and coding. It was better than attending real school though.

After a few weeks, it was sort of boring, I didn’t have anything fun to do and missed a lot of my friends. I always wished that we hadn’t had to go school but now I realised that school wasn’t such a bad thing after all. You could be around your classmates, learn new things and hang out with friends!

Cartoonify yourself

Expectations

My Lockdown Experience

Typical Routine - A Day In A Lockdown

Wake up at 8:30 by an alarm

Brush teeth and wash face

Eat breakfast 

Go on online class call

Do the assigned homework

Link it in the worklog

Play with siblings

Go on phone

Take a nap in the evening

Eat dinner

Play with siblings

Go on phone 

Sleep

Identity Mindmap

If you could identify 5-6 things that make you, as a person, what would it be? 

Who Created It ?

What Are The Famous For ?

Riddles

Crack The Code

Stonehenge

Word Work, May 14th

Meaning - Google

Conductor - a person who directs the performance of an orchestra or choir.

Consequence - a result or effect, typically one that is unwelcome or unpleasant.

Continent - any of the world's main continuous expanses of land

Council - an advisory, deliberative, or administrative body of people formally constituted and meeting regularly.

Court - a body of people presided over by a judge, judges, or magistrate, and acting as a tribunal in civil and criminal cases.

Criticism - the expression of disapproval of someone or something on the basis of perceived faults or mistakes.

Criticise - indicate the faults of (someone or something) in a disapproving way.

Cultural - relating to the ideas, customs, and social behaviour of a society.

Curious - eager to know or learn something.

Definite - clearly stated or decided; not vague or doubtful.

Delicious - highly pleasant to the taste.

Cyber Smart - Home Learning

Word Work, May 13th

Synonyms
Conductor - director
Consequence - out-turn
Continent - mainland?
Council - trustees
Court - Field
Criticism - judgement
Criticize - attack
Cultural - ethnic
Curious - strange
Definite - Determined
Delicious  tasty

Acrostic Poem - Tracey

The Elves And The Shoemaker

Cambodian Food

 For today's LCS, our task was to create a poster about another cultural delicacies. We had to choose 7-10 of the
“most popular food from our culture” and to include images & a brief descriptions of the ingredients used. 

Mother's Day

A Tale of Two Beasts

Word Work, May 11th

Write down a synonym for each word

Dictionary - didn’t
Didn’t - did not
Different - unique
Disappeared - vanished
Doesn’t - does not
Dollars - cash
Don’t - do not
Everybody - all
Everyday - frequent?

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The Discovery

For today's writing, we had to look at a picture and writing starter from Pobble 365 and answer the questions below. Here are my answers.

Pizza Party - Maths

1. 3 boxes - 20 slices

a) Anne eats = ⅝ of the pizza
Charlie eats = ⅜ of the pizza
Bob eats = ⅝ of the pizza
Diane eats = 4/8 of the pizza
Eddie eats = ⅜ of the pizza

b) 1 whole

c) 2/8, 2 pizza

d) 4 slices of pizza

Driving Distances - Maths

1. 75.8 km + 27.3 km = 103.1 km 2. 35.2 km + 35.2 km = 70.4 km 58.5 km + 58.5 km = 117 km 117 km - 35.2 km = 81.8 km 3. a) Dunston - Endbury b) 58.9 km 4. Dunston - Clearwater

Throwing Competition - Maths

What is the difference between Claire’s first throw and her third throw? = 10 How much farther is Deepak’s longest throw than Ben’s longest throw? = 7 What is the difference between Erin’s second throw and Alison’s second throw? = 6 Find the difference between the longest throw in the table and the shortest. = 13 Finn joins the group. His first throw is four meters shorter than Ben’s first throw. How long is Finn’s first throw? = 17

Burmese Food

    For today's LCS, our task was to create a poster about our cultural delicacies. We had to choose 7-10 of the
“most popular food from our culture” and to include images & a brief descriptions of the ingredients used. 

Maths, May 8th

Week 2: Friday

1. 4.8 - 3.9

4.9 - 4.0 = 0.9

2. 5.7 - 3.8

5.9 - 4.0 = 1.9

3. 7.3 - 3.9

7.4 - 4.0 = 3.4

4. 8.2 - 5.9

8.3 - 6.0 = 2.3

5. 9.2 - 6.8

9.4 - 7.0 = 2.4

6. 8.1 - 3.7

8.4 - 4.0 = 4.4

7. 6.2 - 3.8

6.4 - 4.0 = 2.4

Word Work, May 8th

Word Work, May 8th

Country - state

Courage -  bravery

Cultivate - raise, grow

Decide - choose

Defense - protect

Disappear - Vanish

Edge - Border 

Education - Knowledge

Election - Vote 

Encourage - Supporting  

Environment - Surroundings 

Formal Letter

Tracey Win 172 West Tamaki Road, Glen Innes, Auckland, 1072 May 7th, 2020 Paul Wesley 2769 Westshire Dr Los Angeles, USA May 7th, 2020 Dear Mr. Paul Wesley, I would like to invite you to come to Auckland and spend the day with me. We will visit the Sky Tower, Auckland Museum and Rainbow’s End. The Sky Tower is a gaming and entertainment company based in Auckland, New Zealand. The Sky Tower is the tallest man-made structure in New Zealand. It is 328 meters long and has breathtaking views. You can do sky jump, sky walk, and there is a cafe inside for when you get hungry. When you visit The Auckland Museum, you can learn the history of New Zealand and lots of interesting, new facts! Rainbow’s End is a theme park in Manukau Auckland. Rainbow’s End has over 20 rides and attractions. There is lots of food and drinks there and is a great place to go to have a lot of fun! Hopefully you accept my invite, we will for sure have a great time! Kind regards, Tracey

Plastics

Plastics

Have you ever wondered, where do plastics go when you throw them away?

In this explanation writing, we are going to learn all about plastics.

Where do plastics go when you leave them lying around? Well, the plastics

forms into little, tiny pieces by the wind, sun and water which you can only see under a microscope.

The waves carry bits of plastic into the water and stay there for more than 500 years. Then, 

The sea animals eat the plastics thinking they are planktons.

The water gets polluted and the animals starve on a full stomach. There are

plastics in the fish which end up onto our plates. 

Us humans eat the fish and some of us end up having cancer/asthma.

Instead of selling corn, they use bioplastic to make more plastic.

The Animal In Me

The Animal In Me

There is an animal inside me,
It leaps and twirls at the door of my heart,
It roars when it’s searching for its prey,
It growls when it's ready to attack,

There is an animal inside me,
It pounces at the walls of my mind,
It keeps trying to hide,
When I am alone, the beast inside
me will also feel alone and upset,

There is an animal inside me,
When I am with friends, it tries to impress,
It is like a lion fighting to get out,

I am a tiger,

There is an animal inside me,
Its body is rough and stripey,
Its eyes are as bright as the shimmering stars,
It just won’t leave me alone,
Will I ever be free of this animal inside me?

Word Work, May 7th

 Term 2, May 7th

Country - hungry

Courage - Encourage

Cultivate - createa

Decide - wide

Defense - sense 

Disappear - appear

Edge - hedge 

Education - station

Election - section 

Encourage - courage  

Environment - footprint 

Maths, Term 2, Week 2, Wednesday

Week 2 Wednesday 23.3 + 7.9 23.2 + 8.0 = 31.0
34.4 + 8.8 34.2 + 9.0 = 43.2
42.2 + 9.9 42.1 + 10.0 = 52.1
52.4 + 12.8 52.2 + 13.0 = 65.2
62.4 + 13.9 62.3 + 14.0 = 76.3
73.4 + 14.8 73.2 + 15.0 = 88.2
24.3 + 41.8 24.1 + 42.0 = 66.1
143.3 + 12.9 143.1 + 13.0 = 153.1

Maths - Term 2, Week 2, Tuesday

Week 2: Monday 3.9 + 3.7 4.0 + 3.6 = 7.6
2.6 + 2.7 2.3 + 3.0 = 5.3
4.5 + 5.6 4.1 + 6.0 = 10.1
7.4 + 11.9 7.3 + 12.0 = 19.3
8.3 + 12.8 8.1 + 13.0 = 21.1
7.7 + 13.9 7.6 + 14.0 = 21.6
8.4 + 12.8 8.4 + 13.0 = 21.4
4.5 + 6.9 4.4 + 7.0= 11.4

Word Work, Term 2, Week 2, Tuesday

Word Work, Term 2, Week 2, Tuesday

Country - nation with its own government

Courage - the ability to do something that frightens them

Cultivate - raise or grow plants

Decide - make a choice

Defense - Protecting 

Disappear - Vanish

Edge - Border 

Education - Knowledge

Election - Vote 

Encourage - Supporting  

Environment - Surroundings