Monday - Give H.W out, Whaea Deb, Science Project interest (See Ms)
Tuesday -
Wednesday - Matua Derek, TECH
Thursday - Kapa Haka, Lockdown practice
Friday - H.W due, 4 x Blog posts due, Free time, Syndicate assembly, Matua Garth
Posted to their blogs and got them checked by Ms Peters - Roscoe, Lailani, Ngairon, Ryan, Kyvana, Kryzma, Daz, Olivia, Dayton, Dakota
Did their H.W last week and handed it in - Maty, Cyris, Ngairon, Kyvana, Dakota
Participated in Mapere planting last week.
1 x Xtramaths
1 x Prototec - Remember to email your certificate to me at angie@ahipara.school.nz
1 x Page of Numeracy 1,2,3 practice book / OR
1 x page of Mighty Maths booklet
LEARN: Read the Show your understanding slide deck.
Create: Your own Maths word problems using the Show your understanding slide deck.
SHARE: Post your completed maths word problems to your blog when finished
1 x Quick Write per day - WALT: Write 110 words in 10 minutes
Blog buddy comments x1 per day
LEARN - About the Tongan language & culture
CREATE - A blog post about what you have learned about the Tongan language & culture
SHARE - Your Tongan Language week mahi on your blog.
Connected No. 3 : 2007 Tomorrow's Tapa / A vanishing art (Journal)
Venn Diagram (Hard copy)
Pacific Symbols and the stories they share
Learn - About Ngatu through reading journals
Create - A venn diagram
Share - On your blog.
Do Steps Web (Students logged onto the programme)
Connected No. 3 : 2007 Tomorrow's Tapa / A vanishing art (Journal)
Venn Diagram (Hard copy)
LEARN: Introduction to online puzzles
CREATE: A Journal entry
Write about what you learned, why it’s useful, and how you feel about it can help solidify any knowledge you obtained today and build a review sheet for you to look to in the future.
Journal Prompts:
What was today's lesson about?
How did you feel about today's lesson?
List some of the bugs you found in your programs today.
What was your favourite puzzle to complete? Draw your favourite character completing a puzzle.
SHARE: your journal entry on your blog.
Remember to include: A Title, WALT, and blurb explaining what the post is about and any feedback and feedforward about your mahi, and an image.
LEARN: Read the Career Kete Dream and discover booklet.
CREATE: A blog post about something you learned.
SHARE: Post your finished work to your blog when completed by this Friday
WALT: Post 4 x posts to our blogs for the week
Choose something you've completed this week to post to your blogs e.g 1 x reading, 1 x writing, 1 x maths, 1 x blog (Your choice)
Check your work yourself, then get a buddy and lastly show the teacher.
Each post will need to include a: Title, WALT, and blurb explaining what the post is about and any feedback and feedforward about your mahi, an image, meme, video that support your work.
Hyperlink your blog posts to the Blog Posts Tracker Term 3, 2020
Show the teacher when all 4x posts are done and hyperlinked.
Maths - Maths problems/understanding slide deck
Writing - Quick writes typed or Writing task of the week.
Reading - At least 2 x things you learned
Inquiry - Blog about your inquiry task for the week e.g Y6's - Coding OR Y7's - Vision for the future
Te reo Maori - Blog about how Ahipara got it's name & include an image.
Art - e.g Matariki Art / Tapa art
P.E - Cross country training / Sports with Paulo or Matua Derek
Cybersmart - Blog about the task you completed with whaea Deb.
We were learning about...
I found it easy to...
I found it hard to...
I really enjoyed...
Next time I need to...
Learn: About Tongan Tapa - Ngatu (See Pacific Symbols and the stories they share)
Create: Tapa cloth by following the instructions from this blog post
Share: Your Tapa art on your blog and as a display for our class
Resources
Pacific Symbols and the stories they share
Investigate Tongan art
Explore the arts from Tonga, from Tapa cloth and traditional dance to contemporary printmaking, painting, music, and sculpture. Discuss how the art of Tonga can enrich Aotearoa. A variety of resources can be found at Arts Online. This story from the Coconet website and this journal article describes the ancient art of ngatu (tapa cloth).