Topic
Term 4 - week 2-5
Womens Rugby World Cup 2022
We are learning to:
Find each country using an atlas and mark it on our World Map.
Find and name the continent each country is located on.
Name the capital city of each country.
Create a project on Google Earth to explore and learn more about each capital city.
Tags - Topic, Geography, Google Earth, Atlas
DLO - Make a short video to share some of your WRWC learning. You can use your activites to share the names of some of the Black Fern players, capitals, countries etc
DLO - Add the link to your Google Earth Project.
Check your spelling and punctuation.
Womens Rugby World Cup
There are 12 nations competing at the WRWC.
We are learning to:
Find each country using an atlas and mark it on our World Map.
Find and name the continent each country is located on.
Name the capital city of each country.
Create a project on Google Earth to explore and learn more about each capital city.
WRWC activities
continents, countries and capitals
WHAT IS A CONTINENT?
A continent is a large mass of land in a region of the world. There are seven continents: Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Oceania.
WHAT MAKES A CAPITAL CITY, a capital city?
A capital is a city where a region's government is located. This is where government buildings are and where government leaders work.
Complete the google doc either ONLINE or on the paper copy using the links to help you. The document is in your TOPIC folder in your drive.
CREATE a project in Google Earth - Whaea Deb will help you with this on the mat!
Make sure you name your Google Earth Project your Name and WRWC
Term 4 - week 2-8
māra kai - food garden
Prepare, Plant, Nourish - Let's get growing!
Term 3 - week 4-10
Wetlands are areas where the land does not drain well. The ground in a wetland is saturated, or full of water. They can be freshwater or estuarine (located at the coast with brackish water) or both!
Term 3 - week 1-3
commonwealth games birmingham
The Commonwealth Games will take place from 28th July - 8th August in different places all over Birmingham, England.
The 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham will showcase athletes in 19 sports and 8 Para sports.
The Commonwealth Games are a sporting event held by The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF). Athletes from countries that are part of the Commonwealth of Nations can take part. It is the third largest sporting event after the Olympics.
Term 2 - week 7-10
Click on the photo to find out more about MATARIKI.
matariki
Matariki is the Māori name for a group of stars. The science name is the Pleiades and instead of ‘group’ they call it a star cluster.
It signalled the start of the Māori New Year for some tribes. Maori people followed a lunar calendar. That means that the months were organised around the moon. Marama is the name for moon. That is why the calendar is called Maramataka.
Term 2 - week 3-10
mara kai
Click on the link to learn all about He Māra Kai!
edublog
Māra Kai - Plants in a Bag
We are learning how a plant grows from a seed in our classroom.
Labels - Topic, Māra Kai
Writing - Write 3-5 sentences about what happened to our seeds in the bags.
DLO - Add 2-3 photos.
Check your spelling and punctuation.
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Māra Kai - Plants in a Bag
We are learning how a plant grows from a seed in our classroom.
Labels - Topic, Māra Kai
Writing - Write 3-5 sentences about what happened to our seeds in the bags.
DLO - Add 2-3 photos.
Check your spelling and punctuation.
Term 2 - week 1-4
anzac day
Click on the poppy to learn all about ANZAC Day.
Week 6 - 11 - seaweek
seaweek art
We are going to create a piece of art about the ocean using pastel, collage and paint.
NZAEE Seaweek
Sat. 5 March - Sun. 13 March 2022
Seaweek is an opportunity to raise awareness about human impact and what we can do to look after and protect our seas.
As an island nation, we have a deep connection with the sea. Approximately 75% of people in New Zealand live within 10 kilometres of the coast.
learn
We are learning all about the ocean during Seaweek.
Check out the Young Ocean Explorers website.
This is a fabulous website that showcases all the Ocean offers.
Click on this picture of a turtle to find out more information about Sea Life
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Seaweek
We are learning all about the ocean during Seaweek.
Labels - Seaweek, Topic
We used the website Young Ocean Explorers to learn about the ocean. We also learnt how to create google slides to present our information.
DLO - Sea Week Google Slide
Check your spelling and punctuation.
Week 1 - 5 - te tiriti o waitangi
Let's read about Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Follow along with Whaea Deb ...
treaty of waitangi kahoot
We have been learning about the Treaty of Waitangi. You can play it at home by clicking on the KAHOOT! Game PIN: 02678150
week 1 - all about me
You are going to complete an All About Me activity to share interesting facts about yourself with the class.
Complete the template draft, make sure you think carefully about your answers.
Once you are finished you will need to edit carefully before moving onto publishing.