W.A.L.T: identify and inform our Tautoro gardens about the potential dangers in our garden.

S.C:
1. Use clear precise information.
2. Use official international colors (Black and Yellow.)
3. Identify 8-10 hazards.
4. Research the font use in hazard posters.

WALT: Understand and use correct tupou in our sentences and korero.

Tupou - (two pwople)

WALT: Understand and use correct tupou in our sentences and korero.

W.A.L.T: use this OREO strategy to help us while writing a persuasive writing.

WALT: elaborate on our arguments. Finding the Guts that will fill the body of my persuasive writing.

Why is it good to have prefects?

For those who do not know what school prefects means, it means to show leadership in the classrooms, playgrounds or on school trips. School prefects can also be someone who is a really great role model and teachers younger audiences to choose the right action.

I think it is great to have school prefects because it supports younger students and also helps them to achieve their own personal goals in the future.

Firstly, I think we should have school prefects because it definitely helps younger school students in class by showing them positive things and encouraging them to do what is right. I believe that school prefects would be an ideal way to represent our school and show great role models to those who are younger.  

The second reason why I think we should have school prefects is so that we can show our younger students how to become a perfect student in the future. They will be great students by showing others how to be confident in their education and focus on what they need to improve on.

Thirdly, I believe it is great to have school prefects because when someone needs help with anything like work for example they will always be there to support anyone who needs assistance.

Lastly, I believe that everyone will work well with other prefects. I think it helps everyone take part in their education work, it also helps them to participate in sports activities and helps students to move up levels to become the best student in school. Being a perfect is a great opportunity to prove to themselves that they have leadership skills and that they are committed workers, especially when they leave the school.

W.A.L.T: make a booklet using E...ana... Verbs and tupou/kupu ingoa.

These are photos of what I have been learning with both of my teachers during maths time.

 With my teacher Miss Simeon I.A.L.T: use the place value strategy and hold on to the bigger numbers.

 With Matua Hemara we have been learning how to draw a tally chart by counting how many people travel to school. 

Also with our teacher Matua Hemara I.A.L.T: use telly chart, mean, median and mode.

W.A.L.T create a formal rhythm using some special music symbols. Here are a few symbols we have learnt

W.A.L.T: use G.A.F.E to assist me to comment safely and positively on blog posts.

 G.A.F.E explanation.

W.A.L.T: use G.A.F.E to assist me to comment safely and positively on blog posts.

The first thing we do to start off a comment is to greet/Introduce yourself like what school you come from, what grade you're in and don’t forget to say Hi/Hello or Kia Ora at the start of a comment.

Next, we write something imposing and positive like “I really enjoyed reading your work” or “I liked this presentation”.

Thirdly, we write something supportive and encouraging that could help them to improve more in their work. For example you say “remember to add your punctuation” and just reminding them to do a buddy check with their mate or teacher before posting their work.

Lastly, we end the comment by saying “Kia Ora”, “Thank you”, “I appreciate reading your work” or “this was an incredible piece of work you put together”.

Example Comment:

Kia Ora my name is….. I am a year….. And I go to….. School. I really enjoyed reading your work I thought that you put a really great piece of work together. I just want to remind you to remember to use capital letters after a full stop. I appreciate the helpful work you have provided me and I can't wait to hear more about your next piece of work. Kia Ora From…..  

Remember to always comment safely and positively.

This is my pepeha about where I come from.

Toku Pepeha

Ko Tautoro te maunga

Kereru  te wai

Ngapuhi te iwi whanui

Ko Ngatokimatawhaorua te waka

Ko Ngati Moerewa te hapu

Ko Teriingi te marae

Ko Te Hokianga te wai moana

Ko Matthew Emile raua ko Toafa oku matua

Ko Keila ahau

This is also part of my Technology reflection presentation. It shows you what I have been learning about at tech.

This is part of my Technology presentation. I have been learning a lot in the past weeks about stitching and making my apron.