Getting Cybersmart

At school on tuesday we did some stuff to make us more cybersmart. What we did is we went on a game called Interland. Every one was teamed up with there blogging buddies, My ones name was Cash. On interland there are about fore worlds and each of them have a different game on them. But the one difference to a normal game and this game was that in this game they also teach you how to become cybersmart. 

 After about ten to twenty minutes me and Cash were ready to do the second part of the plan. The second part was that we had to do a flipgrid on what we had learnt while playing interland. But at the exact moment me and Cash were about to start filming Cash had to go to the dentist!!! 

 I decided that I could wait 10 minutes for cash to get back. But then 15 minutes later I was still waiting. After another five minutes I decided just to do a flipgrid by my self because if I didn't our work wouldn't get done so that's what I did.

 So that concludes my blog about getting cybersmart, but remember, if you want to get ciber smart go on Interland.

Math T2 Week 1, Finding Fractions of Whole Numbers

 This video is of me showing that I know how to find fractions of whole numbers. It will also hopefully teach you how to do it. 

I hope you learned something.

Week 10

Last week was week ten. On the first day of the week it was Easter and on the second it was a teacher only day so in the end we only had three days of school that week. dearing thoughes last three days of the week I went from task to task doing as much work as I could. Even though the days were jam packed with tasks and activities they still went fast. 

 On friday the teachers decided to let carry on with the contribution art we had started two weeks before. Once me and my buddy finished our plan we moved onto our panting. At the beginning it was hard to pant perfectly but avenchily I realised you could just go over in different layer of pant if you did bad. 

Avenchily it was the end of the day and we decided it was time to start to pack up. When we were finished packing up we said our prayer for the end of the day and went home.  

Two days latter after lunch we got out the paint...

Week 7 Camp Kitawa

 This slide is a recount of my time at Camp Kaitawa at which I climbed up mountains, went through dark caves, went kayaking and most importantly had a yummy dinner every night.

Purakau day

It was five minutes after the bell rang when Koka Rozie said to go into our class, which happened to be moana two. Once we got there Koka Rozie told us all to get into a circle so we could make a list of advantages of growing your own food. The first few things that got on the list were obviously things like low expense and you feel proud when they are finished growing, but once all those were gone we had to start thinking and towards the end, we got good ones like no packaging and better for health. 

After we had finished making the list we moved into action. What we were going to do was we were going to clean out all the class gardens so we could harvest all the plants and make a plan for them. But first we went to the enviro shed to get rakes, shovels and gardening supplies.

After we had finally gotten all the supplies we moved onto the gardening. It was hard work but finally by brain break I think we had made progress.

Now that it was past brain break a person named Kauri was going to come in to talk to us. At first she talked to us about boats and teamwork and stuff but finally we moved onto some fun. What we did was she gave out some kind of map which we had to find a whole bunch of things on it, but before I knew it, it was morning tea.                                                                                                                                                            Once morning tea was over we continued to do gardening and same with after lunch and once the bell rung at the end of the day we could feel like we had accomplished something because a woce gint garden was empty.  

Cooks cove walk

 Bang! That was the sound of me and all the other people in the car opening the door. After a forty five minute drive we had finally arrived at Cooks Cove. After I gotten out of the car, my driver, which happened to be my mum, asked me to put on sunscreen. After I had finished putting on my sunscreen me and all my fellow students got called in front of our teachers were we would be organized into groups  

Once we were organised into lines we started heading up the mountain but after less then two minutes of trudging, we had to stop because other people were coming down from the walk. We continued heading up the mountain, then Louie asked me if he could go in front but I said no.  Eventually, after a little more truging, we got to the Beacon of light; a cool statue. Then once the five minute break was over we carried on going up a pasture, that happened to be full of bristles and hollow trees. That was also when I let Louie in front of me!!! Finally after what must of been an hour, we made it to the look out where, as I remember, we had a two minute break and a picture then we carried on walking. By then our group's little rotation was in full swing. The rotation worked that every ten minutes or on the next stop, we had the next person in the group  go to the front to lead. After we left the look out we had to walk down what felt like one thousand stairs. Then, all of sudden  we all  a bird;  in fact it was a native owl, what I wanted to see was it turning it's head in a circle and guess what? I saw it! After that the walk was pretty dull, well, except for when we went to the hole in the wall. After that we headed back to the car ready to go back to school. Wouldn't you know it,  when we finally got to the car our fuel tank was sitting on empty!!

Back to School: Maungaroa

 Stomp, stomp, stomp.  That's the noise of Moana and Nui syndicates walking up to the base Maungaroa. As we reach the bottom of the mountain we all stop to get reorganized into lines. Then about five minutes later the two syndicates which included me and my buddy, Tallulah, started climbing up Maungaroa.

As we headed up the steep and rocky incline I hear panting all around me, then I looked up and saw we weren't even close to the paddock that would lead to the main walk. At that moment I realized It is alot harder to walk in a group then it is on your own. 

While we trudged up the hill's road the pasture came closer and closer. Soon we were there and I realized that we couldn't of taken any longer than Two minutes for us to get there. Now that we were in the paddock we began to start climbing again, the problem was we had started at the bottom of the year six line and my buddy was a little more slow of a walker then I would of liked. So we slowly fell behind two I think the year fore and five line. Well as I was explaining that we had passed not only a house but also a slaughtered cow. Next we passed an electric fence that many people touched.

Finally we were back in the year six line we were nearly at the cell phone tower but when we got there we kept walking and about 30 seconds later we passed a spring that had lots of green stuff growing on it. After that we passed another electric fence that seemed to be on because of the look on the peoples faces that touched it. Since we had passed the cell phone tower I had just assumed that we were going to head for the lighthouse but after we passed the turn off for it I realised that was not the case. Avanchy we reached we reached a little cliff, that couldn't do more than sprain a ankle. From that location we got told some interesting stories.

After we had morning tea we started heading back before we passed the spring we turned up and started going up the path to the lighthouse. Once we got there we drank some water and took a photo. I am going to put the photos below.

On the way back down the mountain Koka Leah got separated from the rest of the group and so did a small part of MLH, Moana Learning Hub.                                                                                                                                                                                                                         Once we got to the bottom of Maungaroa we got reorganized into our lines and we headed back to school.