RE World Ending

 Kia ora this is my art of Jesus gong down to earth and it represents Jesus. I hope you like it.

When do you think hes coming down to earth?

News Report Te Reo Maori

 Kia ora this is a News Report in Te Reo Maori our goal is to make a News Report in Te Reo Maori there will probably be a little difficulties in it. but I really hope you like it.

How much Te Reo Maori can you say?

Probability Maths

Kia ora this is my maths of probability this is a tree diagram of a pizza we had to work the toppings on the pizza then we had to work out the percentages and fractions. I hope you liked my poster of probability.

Could you work out the probability?

House of bricks

 My favourite Lego activity was the racing cars because we could test if it was slow or fast my buddy and I added wings it was easier with a partner we had free time after and played dodgeball. 

My least favourite Lego activity was the towers because the is lots of bricks that we can use

The activity that tested my perseverance the most was because sharing the bricks around

The most challenging activity was the bricks that we had to change around because we didn´t know what they where building and it was very difficult.

I enjoyed working collaboratively with others because it was very fun building bricks with them and that it was very difficult trying to build the patterns.

What is was your favourite part of it?

My Maths

 Kia ora this is my maths of three different types of goals there's round whole numbers to the nearest 10, 100 and 1,000, round decimals to the nearest whole number and then there's count forwards and backwards in 1 /2, 1 /4, 1 /3, 1 /5 1 /10's. I hope you like it.

What was your favourite goal?

Amazing Hobbies

Kia ora,

My name is Alex and this week we have been learning about hobbies.

One of my favourite Hobbies is biking.

I have made a Slideshow about My Hobbies and other hobbies. Hope you Enjoy!

What is your favourite hobby?

About Type 1 Diabetes

Kia ora this is my health about type 1 diabetes it tells you about it, what happened to me, what happens now, why i got diabetes and my health now. I have to do this for the rest of my life. I hope you like it.

My health

What its about

When we eat food some of it breaks down into sugar. The sugar goes around the blood. The body notices there is sugar and sends a message to an organ in the body called the pancreas which produces something called insulin which is the key which lets the sugar into all the cells in the body. If there is no insulin the sugar can’t get in the cells so it leaves the body in your urine. 

What Happened To Me

Around six months ago something happened to me and my body started attacking the cells that produce insulin, so my body stopped producing insulin. My body handled it for a while till I started to get very sick during lockdown. My symptoms were that I was very hungry and thirsty, and I was peeing lots even during the night. I was losing lots of weight and I was very tired and lethargic. My mum checked my sugar levels in my blood by pricking my finger and then I had to pee in a pottle and she checked how much sugar was in my pee, and it was very high. The sugar in my blood was high too. So then we had to go to the Emergency Department where they told me that I had Type 1 Diabetes. I stayed in hospital on the seventh floor in the children's ward for 2 nights. We learned a lot about diabetes. 

What Happens Now

I have to count carbs in my meals and I have to give myself two different types of insulin by injecting it in my stomach. I have to have my Novorapid three times a day before every meal (breakfast, Lunch and dinner) and Lantus once a day before dinner. I have a sensor on my arm which I scan with my scanner that tells me my glucose levels (which are my sugar levels). We then count the carbs in my meals and use the grid to work out how much units of insulin I need to 

have. 

Why Did I Get Diabetes?

Nobody knows why people get Type 1 diabetes. Sometimes its because there is a family history, but not in my family. So I was just unlucky. Because I have it, my brothers and sisters and their children are more likely to get Type 1 diabetes - 5 times more likely. Now because of me there is a family history. You can’t catch diabetes from me, it is not contagious.

My Health Now

I feel better now because I am having insulin. I can eat most foods just not most sugary lollies and no fizzy drinks unless it has zero sugar. I can have no carb foods - Edam and colby cheese, carrots, cucumber, lettuce, ham, leftover chicken, cold meat,  salami, a teaspoon of peanut butter, avocado, egg, marmite. For my morning and afternoon tea I have to have foods less than 10 g of carbs like - a couple of plain biscuits, 2 cups of plain popcorn, one slice of sandwich bread with a free topping, 3 crackers, up to 6 rice crackers, one pikelet, a pottle of yogurt, a le snak, or a small banana.

Ending

This is what I have to do for the rest of my life unless they find a cure.

Do you have any questions? If you do i'll get back to you.

Magnificent Middle Template

 Kia ora this is my custom medal for New Zealand if we ever had a Olympics but we probably won't because we're too small. But we have entered the Winter Olympics. I hope you really like my poster of the medals.

You could try make a medal of the New Zealand Olympics if we ever have one.

Umbrella

Kia ora This is blog post about a short film called Umbrella This is the Goal: use a range of written features to engage the audience, use simple and compound sentences with a variety of beginnings, lengths and structures, use some complex sentences to create pace, flow and interest & ensure that most writing is grammatically correct.. I hope you like it. 

Umbrella

Just before darkness fell from the night sky, The door to Miss Elem’s Home For Children opened wide. The girl with the neon yellow umbrella, nervously entered the orphanage before finding a place for the yellow umbrella. Not wanting to be seen Boris quickly peered his head around the door frame so that he was hidden from view. Standing off to the side the girl observed the glorious scene while the children searched in the box for loving treasures. The girl smiled while she was watching the young boy flying around the room like a very fast race car. Her smile quickly disintegrated as she looked back at the umbrella stand and all she saw were little tiny puddles. Her dearest admiring umbrella had been snatched!

Could you find the simile in my writing?

Margaret Mahy Trip

             Town Trip

On Thursday me and my hub went to Margaret Mahy playground at 9:30 and lined up we started to look at the traditional māori mats. 

The  same person wove the mats. There were 13 of them and we only could look at 3 of them. After we went to go on the waka. First we could play then they had to call us in and there were two boats we went second and we where saying hi ha hi ha and we turned around alot. At the end we singed E minaka ana but then we had to get off. We went to Victoria Square with Mrs Brown and we looked at the statues of James Cook and Queen Victoria there where lots of water fountains there was fountains that looked like a dandelion. There was a water fountain that shoots water out of it a few times. Then we looked at the pous. The pous talked about what happened in the māori times. Then we went back to Mrs Carney she talked about the stories. We had to do a treasure hunt around Margaret Mahy playground then we went to trace the māori stories written around the playground. We feed the eels after that and one of them nibbled and pulled the cat food off the spoon. 

My favourite part of the trip was feeding the Eels because the two Eels where fighting to get the cat food but one of them nibble the cat food of the spoon.

Something I learnt was that I didn’t know that the māori people used the waka to trade at the market.

The thing I found the most interesting was that I didn’t know that female eels are bigger then male and they don’t know there gender till they're 10 years old.

This trip has helped me with my P.B.L because I learnt a lot about Margaret Mahy playground and it made me more interested in Margaret Mahy playground and made me want to go there more often.

What was your favourite part of the trip?

Magnificent Motor Vehicles

 Kia ora this is my facts of motor vehicles and little tiny vehicles and it tells you how to become a race car driver. Hope you liked reading about my facts of motor vehicles.

Stunning Strategies

 Kia ora these are examples of different types of strategies there are compensating, doubling & halving and place value. This is my goal: Use a broad range of strategies to solve multiplication and division problems with whole numbers. Would you be able to figure out these question? Hope you liked all the of them.

Awesome Strategies

 Kia ora this is my strategies of compensating, doubling & halving and Place value. Hope enjoy my drawing about compensating, doubling & halving and Place value do you think I should do more questions.

Magnificent Pick-A-Path

 Hi this is my Pick -a-path of times tables they,re probably easy times tables. I Put in 4 Questions, Hope you get them all Right!

Did you get them all right?

Wondrous Whakataukī

 Kia ora My name is Alex and this is my whakataukī you probably don't know what it is. A whakataukī is a proverb it is usually used in speeches and it means to do good things not bad. I really do hope you like it.

Magnificent map of my school

 This is the Map of my school. its not that big but if you go there its kinda big. I hope you like the picture.

Cool Character Profile

 This is my character profile about a ghost scares people and then he gets scared of a witch and runs away it's really funny. I really hope you like it. 

Awesome Anzac Day Comic

 This is my Comic of the war New Zealand and Australia vs the British and the German.The New Zealand and the Australia they train hard and train to march I hope like it A lot.

Intimidating Native plants

 this is my showing of the Native Plants on the poster I also did how we should interact what we should be doing in school. I think it shows you some of what we have been learning about in school.

Surprising Strategies

 This is my Goal: use a broad range of strategies to solve multiplication and division problems with whole numbers. I did three different strategies Place value multiplication, doubling and halving and compensating and multiplication. See if you can figure some of them out. What was your favourite strategy that I used?

Strategies Maths

This is my maths of different strategies.

Amazing Irish facts

 This is my facts about Ireland I think you'll like it. 

Awesome letter

This is my letter about waitangi and if I was there hope you like it. 

 6th feb 1840        Letter

Hi Mum and Dad

I've missed you this whole week because I've been at the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi. I was with James Busby, Captain William Hobson, Reverend Henry Williams, Tamati Waaka Nênê and many many more people at the signing of the Treaty. There were lots of people at the signing. It was a really warm day here in New Zealand. We were up in the North Island at a place called Waitangi in the Bay of Islands.

The signing of the treaty was a whole document between the Maori and the British they agreed to be ruled by Queen Victoria. The Maori and the British didn’t understand each other’s language. There was a lot of confusion and discussions. English words translated into Maori didn’t mean the same thing to the Maori as they did to the English. Some words the Maori didn’t understand at all. It seemed to me that the Maori had to sign the Treaty or they wouldn’t be protected.

The Treaty was read out in English and Maori and then it was signed by some of the Maori chiefs and the important English people. Te Kemera Kaiteke was not happy with the Treaty and said he would not sign it. He wanted the English people to leave New Zealand. A lot of the Maori people couldn’t read or write so they signed the treaty with a mark.

Looking forward to seeing you soon.

Your loving son 

Alex

Magnificent Maths

 This is my Maths about tidy numbers and subtraction I hope you like it.

Magnificent Maori conversations

 This is my Maori conversations About Talking to each other in Maori. I hope you enjoy.

How to make a Marvellous blog!

 Step One you do a catchy title at the start of making a blog.

Step two you should do a good introduction.

Step three do a good description of good blog.

Step fore do a good conclusion.

And step five then at the last bit you should do a good question at the end.

A good blog is meant to make a good conversation with the readers and help people if you have made a slid show a google drawing and a doc it can help them and enjoy all the blog posts. You should do a really good comment and make sure you put in positive, thoughtful, helpful comments and don’t forget a question.

And I hope you enjoy my good Making a quality blog post and comment.