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Thursday, July 29, 2021

The Terrific Tumu Teams Birthdays

 Hello if you don't know me I'm Mila. Welcome back to my blog 2021 Term 3 Wk 1. This week my hub have been learning about Statistical Investigation. We collected data from Tumu hub students of what month their birthdays were in. My Goal was to display data using Stem and Leaf graph , choose an appropriate data, display using more than one variable, interpret information from graphs plan an investigation. 

When is your birthday?

Tuesday, July 6, 2021

Terrific Trip Recount

On Thursday May 20th Tumu Hub went to Margret Mahy, Victoria Square, Feeding the tuna and The Avon Waka. The reason why we went on a town trip was because it will help us with our PBL and our Tūrangawaewae.


My favourite part of the trip was the Waka because I’ve never been on a Waka before. It was cool because I liked how all of us went at the same pace when we were rowing. Victoria Square was fun because I’ve never seen a Pou in real life. It’s amazing how the Maori people carved it to make a story out of the Pou. Margret Mahey was interesting because the woven mats had a saying in it and it had a purpose. Feeding eels\tuna was fun because I’ve never fed an eel in my life even though I fed a female one. It was so big.


Something I learnt was that the Waka was designed by Maori people and that they went fishing with their Mōkihi. Captain James Cook was the first person to discover New Zealand. There was a waiata that was carved into the stone circle that told a story of what happened at Margaret Mahey before the Earthquakes happened in 2010 and 2011. The Female eels\tuna are bigger than the female. That the female eels\tuna lay up to 1.2 million baby eggs.


The thing I found the most interesting was the telephone box in Victoria Square. I felt like I was in London. The designs on the Waka were interesting because I felt like I was in the Waka with the Maori people and I was helping them to catch some fish with their Mōkihi nets. Margaret Mahey woven mats were interesting because they had a purpose of what was happening in the old days and it represents their culture. The tuna were interesting because I didn’t know about the Tuna that much but once I heard all about them it helped me to learn more about the tuna.

 

This trip has helped me with my PBL because I now understand what I have to do for our PBL and I can’t wait to meet my new PBL group.


Has your school ever been on a town trip before?






Wednesday, June 23, 2021

My Relevant RE

 Hi Guys, If you don't know me I am Mila. This week my hub has been learning about the New Testament. I have made a google drawing of why it is important to read the bible and to know what actually happened in the old days when Jesus was alive and when his disciples looked up to him and was inspired to be like Jesus and have the holy spirit working in them every single day and believing in the holy spirit no matter what happens to them it will always be with them no matter what. When Jesus rose up from heaven the holy spirit came down form heaven so that Jesus would be with us even when he is not right here right now standing right in front  of us he will always be with us even though he is not standing with you he will always guide you and he will never leave your side.


Did you know any of these facts before you saw these ones?

My Marvellous Math

 Hi Guys, If you don't know me my name is Mila and today I am going to be showing you my Math. My Maths group AC1 had to use a broad range of strategies of multiplication problems with whole numbers using place value and compensating. Here is my create down below.

Have you ever learnt this goal in Maths at school before?

Thursday, June 17, 2021

My Colossal Cars

 KIA Ora and welcome back to term 2 week 7. This week my hub had to do a slideshow or a google drawing to have facts on it all about cars. 

 


What fact interested you the most?

My Relevant RE

 

My Maori Myths and Legends

 KIA Ora and welcome back to my blog term 2 Week 5. 

This week my hub have been doing myths and legends we had to base it on the myths and legends. 


Do you know anything about the Maori culture and how they did it?