This week for ICF I did the digital footprint activity
I learned it is not safe for some things to be on the internet.
T1Wk8 – Maths Active Learning
For this weeks maths active learning I did roll, solve and colour.
Column 5 came first column 3 came second and column 6 came third!
T1Wk6 – Time capsual active learning
For this weeks active learning i did my time capsual.
T1Wk5 – Bucket List
This week for active learning I did my bucket list
T1Wk5 – My Family – Active Learning
For active learning i did my family i have 3 people living in my house Violet,Mum and Me
T1Wk6 – Active Learning – Dominos
For this weeks active learning i did dominos.
Adding and subtracting with the methods ive learned in the workshops
Comparing Fractions
Today we used the Maths learning centre website to compare fractions
we compared 3/8 and 4/10 and 1/3
seeing it this way helped me to easily compare fractions
The Whanganui River
In a world-first a New Zealand river has been granted the same legal rights as a human being. The local Māori tribe of Whanganui in the North Island has fought for the recognition of their river – the third-largest in New Zealand – as an ancestor for 140 years. This New Zealand river now has the same legal rights as a human being. The legal personhood of the Whanganui River was instituted as part of the Treaty of Waitangi settlement, one of the longest litigation cases of nearly 150 years. This New Zealand river now has the same legal rights as a human being. To the Maori, indigenous people who live along New Zealand’s Whanganui River, the water isn’t only sacred — it’s part of their being. The community has a saying, “Ko au te awa. Ko te awa ko au.” In English, this means, “I am the river.
Recount Able Tasman
Able Tasman was a Dutch explorer who was the first European to discover New Zealand, He named it staten land he sailed around the outskirts of the land and mapped the country.
later, Dutch cartographers renamed it Niew Zealand after the province they came from, Zeeland ( sealand ).
Even later on, a british explorer named captin james cook was the first European to set foot on the land and renamed it New Zealand to anglicise it
Our band
kia ora
welcome to my blog
this week we have been learning about forming a band making a name and making t-shirts
