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Wednesday, 19 February 2020

Deep Diving into Mathematics by Falakika


Kia Ora, welcome to my blog!
Today as part of our learning and next steps, we had to create a DLO about strategies that we understand and know how to do. So here are the strategies I've chosen to show examples of.
I hope you learn some new strategies!

Monday, 17 February 2020

Exploring New Zealand

Bonjour readers and welcome back to my blog ! Today I'll be blogging about my New Zealand Geography Research Task that I've finished. So here is a Presentation I've made about my Geography Research Task !




Thursday, 13 February 2020

The 3 P's are Protection , Partnership and Participation.

WALA (ABOUT) the significance of the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. 
For this activity we had to use the 3 principle and apply it to us and how they showed it in the Treaty Of Waitangi. For example I can apply protection to me by protecting myself as a learner.


Tuesday, 11 February 2020

Pyramid of Strengths by Lily

Bula Vinaka readers and welcome back to my blog ! Today I'd be blogging about my pyramid of strengths which is all about categories Easy, All good & Hard. Easy means you can do things without being told. All good means sometimes I need to get told what to do. Hard means that I give and I'm frustrated with what I'm doing.

Here is my google drawing : 

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Question : What are your strengths ?
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Malo Aupito !

Friday, 7 February 2020

BIO POEMS by Timote

WALA: BIO POEMS

As part of our back to school activities we had to do a google drawing as a way of introducing ourselves.

If you don't know what a Bio poem is, it is poem that describes you and tells your viewers about you and what you dislike and like. In my bio poem I have how much siblings I have. So this is my bio poem hope you like and tell me what you think about in the comment down below.


Monday, 27 January 2020

Remembering the Holocaust

Today marks 75 years since the end of the Holocaust.
The Holocaust was a period during World War Two when millions of Jewish people were murdered.
On 27 January every year people around the world come together for Holocaust Memorial Day. The day is set aside to remember all those who died or were affected in that time and as a result of other genocides.
It’s also the 75th anniversary of when the largest concentration camp, Auschwitz, was closed and its prisoners were set free.

What was the Holocaust?

During World War Two, the leader of the German Nazi party was Adolf Hitler. He ordered the murder of six million Jewish people from countries across Europe.
He did this because he wanted to try to wipe out the entire Jewish. They had done nothing wrong, they were attacked simply because of their faith.

How did the Holocaust end?

The Nazis tried to hide evidence of their crimes following World War II. Knowing they were under threat and likely to be defeated, the Nazis destroyed the camps.
The Nazis were not able to hide what they had done, though, and it wasn’t long before the world learned of the extent of the Holocaust. 
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Wednesday, 13 November 2019

Manaiakalani Film Festival 2019


The movie is about celebrating differences and working together with our differences to achieve our goals. Everyone has their own unique background and has their own story to tell and these stories shapes who we are and will help us to get to our destination.