My Poetry

This Is my poetry about my friends and  my Sister

Peel

 P1: Point

 P2: Evidence 

P3:Link

 P4:Explain

 How Maori scientists Connecting Traditional Pauline Harris works at Victoria University , Pauline Harris is Discovering about Animals and Climate change .

 She is Finding out How Animals and Plants Acts in the Past , Pauline Harris has been listening to the Communities from around the world and The Effect of Climate Change . 

 Pauline Harris said that Mosquitoes are hatching earlier and growing faster and These Report mad Pauline Wonder Weather Maori Might be aware of similar Changes in New Zealand . 

 Pauline Harris has been searching for climate change and discovering about Animals and Climate Change.

 

Wall Display

This is My Wall Display about Education

Listening to the Land

This is My group  Tuhi Atu We are learning about Listening  to the Land  we are learning about Pauline Harris

Equivalent Fractions

The Answer is = 0/0 because 

4/8-1/2=0/0

Equivalent Fractions,

The Answer is = 1/4 

4/8 

Equivalent Fractions

The Answer is 7/30
25/30 -21/30 = 7/30

How Long is this piece of string of the Nearest Centimeter?

I Think My Anwers is 2cm  

Kalolaine - Walter's Math Activities (Perimeter, Area & Volume)

   

This  Is my work of Perimeter And  A Triangle ,What  I did is that I added all the cm up andit made 12 cm  3+4+5=12cm

Listening to the Land

Listening to the Land

by Laura Goodall

Pauline Harris is a scientist of Rongomaiwahine and Ngāti Kahungunu descent. Like many scientists, she’s been listening to communities from around the world report on the effects of climate change. “Indigenous people who live in really cold places like Alaska have already talked about unusual changes in their environment. Lakes are thawing out earlier than they used to. Mosquitoes are hatching earlier and growing faster.” These reports made Pauline wonder whether Māori communities might be aware of similar changes in Aotearoa. Could climate change be affecting how our wildlife behaves?

To answer this question, Pauline is working with a team of researchers to visit iwi and hapū throughout the country. The mātauranga held by these communities extends back hundreds of years. It could reveal insights into how our plants and animals acted in the past – and how these activities are changing now.

Often when we read, we come across words which we do not understand or have never seen before. With each word in red from the text above. Write down the sentence they were used in and what you understand the meaning to be from the sentence. 

Word	Sentence	What I think it means
climate change	Like many scientists, she’s been listening to communities from around the world report on the effects of climate change.	It means Pauline has been listening to the communities and it affects the climate changes .
Indigenous people	Indigenous people who live in really cold places like Alaska have already talked about unusual changes in their environment	The first person to change the environment  .
hatching	hatching earlier and growing faster.	Is that they are hatching really faster.
mātauranga	The mātauranga held by these communities extends back hundreds of years. It could reveal insights into how our plants and animals acted in the past – and how these activities are changing now.	Is a education .

There are a lot of words in Te Reo Maori in the text. Find the meaning of the Te Reo Maori words in this table.

Here is the link to a Maori dictionary to help you. 

Word	Meaning
Matauranga	Education is  an extension of the original.
Maramataka	Maori  lunar  calendar planting and fishing monthly.
Pipiri	Is the first Lunar month of the Maori year.
Hongonui	Second lunar month  of the Maori year .
Rongomaiwahine	Rongomaiwahine is a Maori Iwi traditionally .
Kahungunu	Tribal group of the Southern  North Island  east of the rangers .
Here-turi-koka	August is the eighth month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian calendar .
takurua	Sirius , the dog star .
koanga	Be Spring and time planting in spring
raumati	To be summer
ngahuru	Used in a similar way to tekau less frequently with other words to form the numbers to 11-19 .

From our discussions

What do you understand about these words from our discussions?

Word	Meaning
Phenology	timing of Animal and Plants
Pollinate	Bees are collecting nectar  and transporting them somewhere else
Gregorian calendar	The Gregorian calendar is the calendar used the most of the world .
Ecosystems	The biological community of  interacting .
Indigenous people	inheritors and practitioners of unique cultures and ways of relating to people and the environment.

Question for discussion

Do we really need these academic words? Yes we do because it helps with these words . It's also used in science . 

What is your response?people  can use these Academic words and learn from the past  on what the meaning of these words is .  

Kiwi Kids News

Today I was reading Kiwikids news and what I was reading is that whales start Count New Zealand  What I learn from that Article is , the first whale census will run from 9:30am until 3:30pm on Saturday .

My other Article is about Covid 19 Returns back to New Zealand When I see the article is that Coronavirus is returning back . There are 2 new cases that have covid 19 . The 2 new cases came from Uk . The Ministry said both cases were connected . 

 This is My Kiwi Kids News and i have done 2 Kiwi Kids New Whales starts Count New Zeland This is my Link That I was Reading .

Reflections About Pauline Harris

Today My Group read a book called Listening to the Land  My Group Had A decision  about Unpacking Vocabulary and Finding out the Meaning of  Sciencetist . And understanding academic  Vocabulary .  My Group was finding out about the meaning about the word that was on the doc my word was about Phenology is a Cyclic of Seasoncal , Natural , Phenomena .

And Here is the Vocabulary Photo

Earth Worm- Technology

At Technology My Teacher was Mrs Sharma my Topic was  EarthWorms 

What I know about Earth worms  When Female gets Eggs it takes 60 or 90 days to hatch . 

Earth Worms  Grow Long and  it has No Legs No Arms No Eyes and Earthworms lives where Food is like compose .  

This is my facts about earthworms . 

Pick A Path

This is my Pick A path hope you enjoy it

Manuka and Kanuka Tree

This is my work with My Buddy Pitara we have been learning about Manuka Tree and Kaunka Tree Here is some Factws about Manuka and Kaunka Hope you Enjoy Reading .

What i don't know was that there was a Kanuka Honey and For 2kg it cost $44.50 and that is so expensive Because for the Manuka Honey it cost $30 and that is expensive too . This is my Facts about Kanuka and Pitara is  About Manuka .

Hope you enjoy Reading my Facts . Thank you Pitara for being my buddy.
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Maths - Learning About Fractions

This is my Maths about Kodi and Reece having Kiwi  stickers

Manuka Tree and Kanuka Tree

Captain Cook  said that Manuka  trees can make Tea and Honey and Manuka Tree and Kanuka Tree are different. Kaunka tree is Pointy . Kanuka trees  Can be like fire woods and Manuka trees have 

nice flowers and Kanuka and Manuka Flowers look  the same . 

What I have learn is that Kaunka Tree is dry and and can make Fire with it but Manuka . 

Thank you 

 

 

This Maunka Tree                              This Is Kaunka Tree 

What I Have read in KiwiKids News

Today I have read About that  40 hour Famine on this Weekend .

What i have learn was that  in all 90,000 New zealand youth Took part to raise much-needed  funds for the people of Malawi . And This is what I learn .




This is the Youth That took part to raise much -needed .

Learning about Fractions

This is my Maths work about Fractions  What i did  was i insert a table and number  them in fractions then what i see is that i colored one because 1/2 is like you insert a table then you  colored one and you wirte it in the box and yeah

By Kalo

Manuka Tree

This is my work about Facts About Manuka Tree