Thursday, 11 June 2015
Tuesday, 9 June 2015
Happy Birthday
Today we are celebrating the birthdays of 3 people. One of them is a famous character made from Walt Disney. These people have their birthday on the 9th of June and they are:
Donald Duck (81 years old)
Mrs Mary is our office lady. She helps us with her work in the office.
Koliata is a student at our school (13 years old)
I would like to wish those 3 people, happy birthday.
Jump Rope For Heart
On the 19th of June, our school will go to the GI Centre and skip. This is a photo of our classes practising before we go to the GI Centre. We are doing this to raise funds for the Heart Foundation. This was also to make our routines perfect. Doing this will help the children in the GI community keep fit and stop obesity.
Monday, 8 June 2015
E-asttle Maths 2015
This is my e-asttle maths test. In the test, I did a level 3 - 4. As seen in the screenshot, I am below the national standard. I just needed to know a bit more so I could get to the national standard. I am a 3A. The level I should be at is at least a 4 because I am a year 8. This means I need to learn more to get a 4.
Subtraction and Addition
This game is about Subtraction and Addition problems. In this game, you get 5 problems and you have to solve them. The answer to this one is 9. If 6 children were jumping rope, then 5 joined in, it would be 11 children jumping. Then 2 left and 2 - 11 = 9. 9 children were jumping rope. This game was very fun and easy. I would like to play more games about timetables.
Friday, 5 June 2015
Tuesday, 2 June 2015
Monster Crossing Addition
This game is called Monster Crossing. In this game, there is a word problem. When the game starts, you have to lead the monster to the correct number. You have to watch out for the cars and trucks when you cross the road. You only have 3 lives. The answer to to this problem is 13. 6 + 7 = 13. I got this answer by 7 + 7 = 14 then takeaway 1 from the seven to get 6. This game is a fun and easy game to play. I would like to play more games like this. I would like to learn more about solving problems in fractions.
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