E Toru Nga Kete

In te reo we read the story about the three baskets.

Fraction Splat

We played a game to help us identify some basic fractions. My score was 100

Thunder and Lightning

In our poem we looked for the personification. This describes something as a person. Here is the link to the poem

Then or Than

Then Or Than

We went shopping then we came back home.

My friend went to the park and then I finally came.

It was raining outside then it was sunny.

My day was terrible then it was good.

If I do my homework then I can go outside.

I am much more better at gymnastics than you.

You are more good at drawing than me.

I am more faster than my friend.

My friend has longer hair than me.

My brother is more of a cook than me.

We wrote to show when to use then, and when to use than.

Favourite Ice Cream

Our poem was my favourite ice cream. I drew a picture of my favourite

Complex sentences

Complex sentences

When he told her that he was lost and hungry, she said that she didn’t
have enough food for herself.

She said that she didn’t have enough food for herself, when he told her that he
was lost and hungry

We found a complex sentence in a book. We highlighted the conjunction yellow
and the comma pink.

Shared fruit

Today I learned 1 student got 1 piece of fruit 25 students= 25 fruit

I'd like to be a space man

Te Reo Huarere

    Te Huarere

           He ua                     Kua whiti te ra

          He kapua                      He hukarere

Today we worked  with Whaea Ode to make a poster showing the weather.

They're There Their

They’re There Their

Dad parked the car over there.

That means the place dad parked the car.

I don’t think they’re coming to visit.

That means they are not coming to visit.

The happy children had smiles on their faces.

That means their smile belongs to them.