Ata Marie Team 4! Welcome to Week 2 of Term 4!
Today is Thursday 278h October 2021, the Auckland region is at Alert Level 3, Phase 1.
Just a few reminders for today:
Our theme this term is: 'Tā Tātou Kōrero, Tā Tātou Kōwhiringa - Our Voice, Our Choice'
It's Tokelau Language Week this week! Malo Ni!
Bubble School continues this week for the children of essential workers. If you are attending, bring your Chromebook (fully charged, in its case/bag), your lunchbox and named drink bottle & mask.
Be on time for your Class google meets. Ensure GM 4 GM (Good manners for Google Meets) when attending all online classes & stay Cybersmart online.
Mr Vogt will be having Makerspace everyday at 1pm. Feel free to go to his Meets where you will be making awesome things with him!
Miss West has a meeting today at 12pm for those of you who are in extension.
WALT: become familiar with a new topic.
Watch the video.
Write four facts about belonging at school.
Use the checklist to make sure you are on track and up to date .
WALT: use our research skills to gain a better understanding about a topic.
Find your literacy teacher below.
Read the article for your own literacy class.
Complete the reading activity for your own literacy class.
Complete the research presentation.
Complete the word work.
Post these on your blog.
Finished? Choose one of the links below:
WALT: Use descriptive and metaphorical language to recount important experiences in an interesting way.
See if you recognise any familiar faces!
Watch the videos to get some inspiration.
Make a copy of the writing template.
Complete the writing task for today.
Post on your blog.
WALT: Understand what fractions are.
Watch the video.
Practice your times tables.
Complete a Bronze, Silver, Or Gold Activity. Challenge yourself!
Complete XtraMath and Maths-Whizz.
Remember to keep posting your progressions for Maths Whizz - keep working hard on it!
Today you are going to complete cybersmart challenge 25 - Attribute Images.
Click on the challenge
Watch the video
Complete the task
Post this on your blog.
By Roald Dahl
If you are a year 5 and think you would make a great ambassador in 2022 and would love the opportunity follow these instructions.
Make a copy of this presentation
Save this in your "other" folder
Complete the application - make sure to include a video!
Share this on you blog and make sure to add in your labels so we can find it.
Fill out this google form so we can see everyone who has applied.
The name Tokelau Islands was adopted in 1946 and was shortened to Tokelau in 1976. In an old story told about the origin of the name Tokelau, Lu, a magical child raised in the sky, placed the winds in the directions that they now blow. The name Tokelau relates to all three atolls and means northerly wind or northern in the Polynesian languages. For example, in te reo Māori “tokerau” means “northern”.