DISTANCE LEARNING
TERM 2 WEEK 11
WALA: How to apply decimals and percentages in context
WALA: Perspective Texts
Independent Reading Task
Novel Study - Under the Mountain by Maurice Gee
WALHT: Analyse and synthesis information from a text
TERM 2 WEEK 10
WALT: Apply numeric reasoning in solving contextual problems
WALA: Creating Positive Digital Footprints
WALA: Persuasive Writing
WALA: The importance of cultural significance
TERM 2 WEEK 9
INDEPENDENT READING TEXT
INFERENTIAL QUESTIONS
WALT: Explore Genomics
INSTRUCTIONS
- The Tree of Life map here is both complex and simple.
Why simple? Simple because you probably realise that the animals named and shown on the branches and main stem are only a few of the many species between each species on any branch.
Why complex? Complex because just getting to grips with species related to each other over millions of years is quite mind-boggling. In a way we can't perceive time in millions of time, nor can be perceive that species that seem very unlike each other are closely related.
- Spend time exploring and figuring the Tree of Life map. Start in different places....following the branching. Talk with a partner and ask questions?
Follow plant branches as well as animal species. Explore microorganisms that feature early on in the beginning of life. Talk about how these microorganisms are still central to life as we know it now.
Talk. Talk. Talk. Explore and discuss. Query and question. There is so much to explore.
WALA: SCALE DRAWINGS
GROUP TASKS
TERM 2 WEEK 8
WALA: Figurative Language
TERM 2 WEEK 7
Tuesday, 26 May
WALA: The Science of Sugars
Monday, 25 May
WALA: Different Poetic Devices
Write ELEVEN original poems from the following list:
- Cinquain, Simile, Haiku, Tanka, Sense, Limerick, Someday, Rhetorical Question, I Am, Diamante, I don't understand.
- THREE or your poems will be published using an image/text generator: http://wordart.com/
- Screenshot each poem and add it to your presentation.
- FOUR poems with your own design/artwork (google drawings etc.)
- FOUR of your poems can be illustrated using web based images.
WALHT: Calculate area and volume
TERM 2 WEEK 6
WALA: Properties of Squares
Thursday, 21 May 2020
NEW ROTATION STARTS TODAY
GROUP C
JOSEPHINE. FALAKIKA
KERU. TIMOTE
LOPISENI. GEORGE
TERELL. DANE
RAILEY MARIA
ANA. MICHAEL
EVE. CHANEL
HAVEA. TIPENE
ISAIAH HEMI
LYDIA ISI
VARNCE. JOSHUA
SYRAIAH - LEE
GROUP A
GIAMARNI. PAULA
ROSIE. KINGSTON
LILY U SUNNY
RONA. COURTNEY
LILY M MATTHEW
AUCKLAND. FERETI
HOPE SENITILA
KYMANI SAIA
EVANGELINE. DAVLYN
NIKITA AHI
SUMUREE. WAIARI
LEON-LEBRON. ARMANI
GROUP B
LOUVINA. VAIOLA
FINE. RAYMOND
ISAIA. METUISELA
LINO. MANI
KORDELL. WESLEY
LITIA. LEMEKI
MARIAH. EH HTOO WAH
STANLEY. RAWIRI
ERIMA. MILAN
DEREON. JAEDYN
AEISHA LIANE
AWHINA
WALT: Bloom's Taxonomy to create a summary
WALHT: Use Thinkers Keys to enhance our learning
Friday, 15 May 2020
Thursday, 14 May 2020
Week 5
WALA: Lines of symmetry
Instructions:
- Watch the video about axis of symmetry.
- Make notes on important features.
- Complete your follow-up task by clicking on the link.
- Screenshot each of your answers and share your new learning on your blog.
- Extension Activity for decimal consolidation
WALA: The properties of a circle
WALA: Information Reports
Instructions:
- Your literacy task for today is to ensure the this complex sentences task is completed.
- By now your should be ready to draft your final copy of your bibliography writing task.
- Your may use this FRAMEWORK as a guide to help with features of a bibliography.
- Remember to share your work on your blog.
Friday, 7 May
Digital Gloss to support your learning
Thursday, 6 May 2020
Connecting online with TC Teachers
Week 4 SSW Quick Writes
WALHT: Write a biography
SOME INSPIRING FIGURES YOU MIGHT NOT HAVE HEARD OF
NELSON MANDELA
JEAN BATTEN
HENRY FORD
MUHAMMAD ALI
WALT: Use the most effective strategy to solve addition and subtraction word problems
Monday. 4 May 2020
WALA: Poetry Anthology
Write ELEVEN original poems from the following list:
- Cinquain, Simile, Haiku, Tanka, Sense, Limerick, Someday, Rhetorical Question, I Am, Diamante, I don't understand.
- THREE or your poems will be published using an image/text generator: http://wordart.com/
- Screenshot each poem and add it to your presentation.
- FOUR poems with your own design/artwork (google drawings etc.)
- FOUR of your poems can be illustrated using web based images.
WALA: Financial Literacy
#CareEnough to Adopt
Thursday, 30 April 2020
Wednesday, 29 April 2020
Use this doc to complete your vocabulary activity
Summary of pg.23 and pg.24
Maths Independent Activities
Friday, 24 April 2020
Wednesday, 22 April 2020
WALT: Solve Fraction word problems
Stage 6 Problems
Stage 7/8 Problems
Tuesday, 21 April 2020
Learning About Sugars Collaborative Group Task
Review the examples below completing your own infographic about sugar. Yes, this is an independent task.
Deep Dive into Google Docs
Cybersmarts Task 1- Google Docs Ninja Challenge
Smart Surfing @ Tamaki Primary - Independent Task
WALA: Being safe on the internet
TERM 2 WEEK 2
Monday, 20 April 2020
WALHT: Calculate the parts of a whole
DMIC WARM - UP
INDEPENDENT TASK
TUTORIAL VIDEO
WALA: Complex Sentences
Watch and Learn
TERM 2 : WEEK 1 (15-17 APRIL 2020)
Thursday, 16 April - Technology brought to you by our resident experts at Tamaki College (09:00 - 11:00)
LITERACY TASK FOR TODAY
INDEPENDENT MATHS TASK
WALA - The Parts of a fraction
WAHT - Work with fractions
WALA - Mixed Numbers
Wednesday, 15 April
Poetry: For Whom the Bell Tolls by John Donne
WALA: Decimal Fractions
WALA - Fractions and Decimals