Race Relations Day

Everyone was dressed into their cultural costumes. The Samoans strolled onto the stage while their national anthem was playing.  

Answering Questions

For reading, I've been learning to ask questions to help understand the text. It was hard for me to answer these questions because I didn't I understand them. Luckily, I was able to get some help. I changed my answers a few times and I got them right. What I want to learn next is to understand hard words.

Football Math

In this place value game, I have to pass the ball to the receiver in order to be given the chance to answer a math problem and earn points. In this football math game, I will receive 7 points for each correct answer and lose 3 points for every mistake. This was challenging for me because I am still learning my place values. What I want to learn next is to add 6 digit numbers.

Race Relations Day

People celebrate Race Relations Day so that they can express their first language. Mrs Webster was born in the United Kingdom and she didn't like it there so she decided to come to NZ and now it is her home. We celebrate Race relations day so people can appreciate others languages.

Race Relations Day

On the 21st of March, Student's and the teachers were encouraging their students to speak their cultural language. Mrs Manu is a Tongan and she loves to speak Tongan. Teacher's like Mrs. Manu like to inspire her students to allow them to speak their foreign language.

Maths