Today, we had Miss Nadan as our teacher because Miss Tupou was running late. We had a task to answer questions about our cultural instrument and draw it on paper.
Monday, 29 June 2020
Friday, 26 June 2020
Covid - 19 Hygiene Poster
Today in Room 11, we had Mr Victor as our reliever. We have been talking about Covid - 19 and what to do to prevent it from spreading. We then made a poster about Covid - 19 Hygiene. Here is what I have created.
Thursday, 25 June 2020
Questions To Answer - Matariki Inquiry
In Room 11, we have been learning about Matariki, what Matariki is and the history behind it. Miss Tupou has written questions we had to answer by watching a video. Here is a poster I have created answering the questions.
Matariki Activity
In Room 11, we have been learning about Matariki, what Matariki is and the history behind it. Miss Tupou has written questions we had to answer by watching a video. Here is a poster I have created answering the questions.
Friday, 19 June 2020
Short Description About King Ramses
In Room 11, we have been learning about Ancient Egypt. For this task, we had to create a poster and add a short description of one of these following people: King Tutankhamen, Queen Cleopatra, Queen Nefertiti, King Ramses. Here I chose King Ramses.
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Tuesday, 16 June 2020
Word Work - June 16th
Room 11 has been doing Daily 5. What is Daily 5? Daily 5 is when you choose a task out of word work, writing, listen to reading, read to self or read to someone. We had to create a checklist for each day of the week and every 15 minutes, we rotate. For this week, I have chosen word work synonym.
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Word Work - June 15th
Room 11 has been doing Daily 5. What is Daily 5? Daily 5 is when you choose a task out of word work, writing, listen to reading, read to self or read to someone. We had to create a checklist for each day of the week and every 15 minutes, we rotate. For this week, I have chosen word work, rhyming.
Wednesday, 10 June 2020
The Process Of Mummification In Ancient Egypt
The Process Of Mummification In Ancient Egypt
Description and Definition: Back when the Egyptians ruled the world, they believed that mummifying the pharaohs (king) body would make the pharaoh live forever in the afterlife. It means a dead human or an animal whose organs have been preserved.
Process:
The first step is to push a sharp rod up the nose and into the brain. Subsequently, the brain is broken up into tiny pieces and removed through the nose. Next, they fill the nose with saw dust. Then, they make a hole in the body to remove all the organs except for the heart. Finally, the hole will be filled with linen and spices and the body was left under a salt to become dry. Later after 40 days, priests surrounded the body while it was being wrapped and spelled. After the mummifying process was complete, a mask was placed over the head so it can be known in the afterlife.
Conclusion:
It is not believed that any modern peoples are still using the full mummification process to protect the bodies of those they have lost.
Description and Definition: Back when the Egyptians ruled the world, they believed that mummifying the pharaohs (king) body would make the pharaoh live forever in the afterlife. It means a dead human or an animal whose organs have been preserved.
Process:
The first step is to push a sharp rod up the nose and into the brain. Subsequently, the brain is broken up into tiny pieces and removed through the nose. Next, they fill the nose with saw dust. Then, they make a hole in the body to remove all the organs except for the heart. Finally, the hole will be filled with linen and spices and the body was left under a salt to become dry. Later after 40 days, priests surrounded the body while it was being wrapped and spelled. After the mummifying process was complete, a mask was placed over the head so it can be known in the afterlife.
Conclusion:
It is not believed that any modern peoples are still using the full mummification process to protect the bodies of those they have lost.
Word Work Synonyms - June 10th
Room 11 has been doing Daily 5. What is Daily 5? Daily 5 is when you choose a task out of word work, writing, listen to reading, read to self or read to someone. We had to create a checklist for each day of the week and every 15 minutes, we rotate. For this week, I have chosen word work synonym.
Monday, 8 June 2020
Pyramid Info Report
This year, Glen Taylor School's topic is Identity. Miss Tupou had a great idea to base off our learning about Ancient Egypt! She has created different tasks for us to complete and one of them was a pyramid info report! Here is mine that I have created, enjoy!
Pyramids
Last week, we have been learning about Ancient Egyptian. Pyramid are one of Ancient Egyptians greatest artifacts. Here are some questions that I had to answer about pyramids.
Reasons Why The Marae Is Important To Our Country
Last week for Room 11's connections task, we had to find reasons why the marae is important to our country. Here is a few reasons I have come up with.
Thursday, 4 June 2020
Connections Task - Historical Events
For this weeks connections task, we had to think of historical events that helped shaped NZ to be the national it is today. Here are some events that I have come up with.
Venn Diagram
For todays task, we had to compare what the Egyptians did to a dead body (mummify) back in the days and what our own culture does to a dead body (cremation).
Wednesday, 3 June 2020
Tuesday, 2 June 2020
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