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Thursday, 20 August 2015

Maths


Maths

Today in my class my maths group and I were working on the same question and one of them were
On Saturday we will have a fundraiser car wash for our camp. To save water, for each van we will use only 0.75 litres of water. For a small car like Miss Elia’s car we will use 0.5 litres of water.  How much water do we need to wash 5 vans? How much water do we need to wash 5 cars like Miss Elia’s car?

This is how I worked it out
  1. 0.70 x 5 = 3.5
           0.05 x 5 = 0.25
           3.0
          0.20 + 0.50 = 0.70
          0.05 + 0.00 = 0.05
         3.0 + 0.70 + 0.05 = 3.75



        2.  0.50 x 5 = 2.50

Tuesday, 18 August 2015

New Zealand Immigrants

Last week I have been reading some sites based on Early English Migration. Down below is the link so can you please try it out.

Friday, 7 August 2015

My Quiz


Today in class I made a quiz about the All Blacks. I made ten questions about the all blacks. These questions below are the questions I used in the quiz. 

Question 1. Who played the all blacks in the 2011 rwc final?

Question 2.? Who defeated the All Blacks last year?

Question 3. Who is the best open side flanker?

Question 4. How many times have the All Blacks won the rwc? 

Question 5. Who is the starting half back?

Question 6. Who scored their debut try against Samoa?

Question 7. Who is the starting no.2?

Question 8. Who is the best first-five?

Question 9. Who did the All Blacks play against last?

Question 10. When was the first time the All Blacks win the rwc? 

This is the link if you want to try it out?

Car Seats

Car seats

Car seats are important for children under 148 centimetres. It is very dangerous if a child isn't in a car seat or booster seat because the seat belt will be strapped around the neck or it will be lose so if there is a crash the child would be able to get out. You will get a fine if you don't put a child in a car seat or booster seat. Make sure the child is strapped in tight so they are not able to get out. 

Friday, 31 July 2015

Child Abuse

Child Abuse

What is physical abuse?

Physical abuse is caused by punching, beating, kicking, shaking, biting, burning or throwing a child. Injuries to the child might have bruising, burns, welts or bite marks, major fractures of the long bones or skull, to its most extreme form, the death of a child.


What is child abuse?

Child abuse is when an adult smacks you or spanks you for doing the wrong thing but child abuse isn’t the right thing to do. Child abuse is just not physical abuse only you can abuse your child in different ways such as emotional abuse, physical abuse, sexually abuse


What is emotional abuse?

Emotional abuse happens when a child’s emotional, psychological or social well-being and sense of worth is continually battered.
It can include a pattern of criticising, rejecting, degrading, ignoring, isolating, corrupting, exploiting and terrorising a child. It may result from exposure to family violence or involvement in illegal or antisocial activities.


What is sexual abuse?

Sexual abuse includes acts or behaviours where an adult, older or more powerful person uses a child for a sexual purpose. While it may involve a stranger, most sexual abuse is perpetrated by someone the child knows and trusts.
It includes, any touching for sexual purpose, fondling of breasts, buttocks, genitals, oral sex, sexual intercourse, an adult exposing themselves to the child, or seeking to have a child touch them for a sexual purpose. It also includes voyeurism, photographing children inappropriately, involving the child in pornographic activities or prostitution or using the internet and phone to initiate sexual conversations with children.

Thursday, 23 July 2015

Maths


Maths

Tom and Katie went for a five kilometre run. Tom took 40.23 minutes to complete the run while Katie took 40.92 minutes.
Who was faster and by how many minutes?

Cheryl had 3.5 litres of water to water her plant. Each plant needs 0.5 litres. How many plants can Cheryl water?

Sione ran 0.45 kilometres more on Friday than Saturday. On Saturday he ran 11.25 km. How many kilometres did Sione run on Friday?

The problems above are what my group and I did for maths this morning. The hardest one for me would be the last question. 

For Question 3 this is how I worked it out I worked it out by doing 40 + 20 = 60 and 5 + 5 = 10 so it is 11.70 or 11.7 


Monday, 20 July 2015

Bill Mclaren 2015


Bill Mclaren 2015

On the first week of the term 2 holidays I played in a tournament called Bill McLaren. I was representing East. 

On Monday we had a game at Orakei Domain, we played Central. At the end of the game we were victorious, the score was 35 - 7.

On Tuesday our next game was against West at Mt Wellington War Memorial Park. We came out victorious again the score was 42 -0 

We did not play on Wednesday because our coach defaulted and we already won both games and we advanced straight into the final, so that day we had a training session.

Thursday was a rest day for the final.

Friday came and it was a big day for both South and East. We thought it would be a tight game but it wasn't' the final score was 31 - 5. When the referee blew his whistle we all were screaming a cheering. 

After that we went to receive our medals and our Captain Sione Kau got the award Player of the tournament. After we finished that we went to have burger and chips.


That was a tough week but we pulled through