Mingalarbar Room 9!
Last week of Term 1. What better way to end it off by looking at the "Republic of Myanmar".
We will research and learn about their New Years called "Maha Thingyan" is one of the largest and most widely celebrated holidays in Myanmar. it use to be called Burma. Myanmar is the largest country in South East Asia that is not an island. It is also part of South Asia.
Kon'nichiwa! Ni Hao! Kiaorana! Malo e lelei! Talofa lava!
Mingalabar Room 9!
This week we're looking into 'Birthday's. Have you ever wondered where the celebration of birthdays started? In the simplest of terms, it’s a time for friends and family to come together and celebrate you, the anniversary of your birth, and another year of your life under your belt.
This week we are looking at the origins of birthdays, how to plan a birthday, theme birthday parties and budgets.
I wonder what skills you need to plan a birthday party? Let's find out!
There are so many things about our world that we don't know much about, but thanks to science, we are able to take a closer look at what these things are. Science can help us understand how these beautiful things operate, and also be a lot of fun. Come join us on our scientific journey this week, we have so many things to learn!
WALT: Independently investigate a subject to understand more about it.
Last year our school theme was 'Cherish our Treasures' or 'Tiaki Taonga'. So what doesthis mean for today? What is a treasure? Well, a treasure could have different meanings for different people. Most people would think of the word ‘treasure’ as being something rare and valuable like finding a pirates treasure chest full of gold.
Once you have checked out the video click on the day of the week below to access your learning for the day! Each day we will be exploring a different element of 'Tiaki Taonga' as well as key events.
Watch the video.
Click on the day of week below to access your learning each day.
WALT: Independently investigate a subject to understand more about it.
This week we thought that we could learn all about China. Did you know that making paper was invented in China? Check out this video to see the incredible sights and places that China has to offer.
Once you have checked out the video click on the day of the week below to access your learning for the day! Each day we will be exploring a different element of Chinese culture as well as key events that are happening in China at the moment.
Watch the video.
Click on the day of week below to access your learning each day.
WALT: Independently investigate a subject to understand more about it.
France is a country that is located in Western Europe, it is boarded by many countries including Italy. France is considered to be one of the most beautiful places in the world. It is also the most visited country every year. Check out this video to learn more about France.
Once you have checked out the video click on the day of the week below to access your learning for the day!
Watch the video.
Click on the day of week below to access your learning each day.
Walt: consolidate our understanding of tally charts, bar graphs, pictographs and probability.
Complete 10 minutes of Xtra Math
Complete 20 minutes of Math Whizz
Complete your math groups weekly task.
Complete tasks on Studyladder.
See the teacher when it is your turn.
Walt: Draw Bar Graphs and Pictographs.
Watch the video.
Complete Xtra Maths with your class.
Complete Maths-Whizz each day (20 Minutes)
Complete the Number Knowledge
Complete the task for your maths group this week.
See your teacher when you are called on with your maths book.
WALT: Use suitable data collection sheets.
Watch the video.
Complete Xtra Maths with your class.
Complete Maths-Whizz each day (20 Minutes)
Complete the Number Knowledge
Complete Statistics Questions
See your teacher when you are called on with your maths book.
WALT: Use suitable data collection sheets.
Watch the video.
Complete Xtra Maths with your class.
Complete Maths-Whizz each day (20 Minutes)
Complete the Number Knowledge
Complete Statistics Questions
See your teacher when you are called on with your maths book.