protest art

First I painted the  lettering  i chose my words then  painted i paint it my background  after .

I traced around the letters.

the most fun was  painting my letters.

the most challenging was painting the background.

Ki-o rahi

For Monday mashup we played Ki-o Rahi  we learnt about the purakau [narrative] of the game .

I found it challenging because running to the posts without getting ripped.

I showed resilience because I didn’t give up.

I showed sportsmanship because I tried to pass the ball.

I recommend ki-o Rahi because it is fun.

Kate Sheppard

in 1847 Kate Sheppard   was fighting to make  women rights to vote and  in the 1893 women  got to vote she wanted to make NZ  a better  government she travel NZ and talked to make people sign a petition. She gave it to the government. In 1893 women were allowed to vote.

Action Art

I make  someone shooting a basketball for my action silhouette .

I enjoyed the colouring in most.

I found cutting out the hardest.

Akomanga classroom

 

 

On Thursday afternoons, we learn te reo Māori. This term, we have been learning commands and words to use in our classroom – akomanga. 

 

We have been practising our te reo Māori by creating a Canva slideshow, a play, a comic or a Google slideshow with motes. 

 

I chose to work on a  comic 

 

I think I did a good job because I used te reo maori and by helping to draw… wod

 

Question…do you know what I said?

 

Solar Energy Experiment

 

In science we wrapped up thermometers in four different colours black, red, tin foil and white. We left them in the sun for 15 minutes to see which paper heated the thermometer up the most. 

Which colour made the thermometer heat up the most? The black pepper heated up the most.

Why? Black paper absorbs the heat of the sun  and white repels the sun’s heat.