make a xylophone

2 august 2016

What you need?

• 5-6 glass beakers
• Water
• Wooden pencil

What you do?

Line the beakers pour different amount  of water

Lowest to highest use a pencil and tap to hear the noise.

What happened?

Ti made different sound least water

Made highest.

Why?

The sound waves travel through liquid by changing the

Amount of water the sound change.  

maori word of the week

hui: to gather, assemble, a meeting

E haere ana tātou ki te hui raranga.
We are going to the weaving meeting.

Sport day

Story Map

Title: Sports

Author: Sue Wootton

Characters: Grace,Justin,Emma,Mum,Grandfather

Setting:Home,School

Conflict: She didn't want to go to school because the kid say you can't catch the Ball

Resolution: justin kick the ball to Grace  and Emma said get lot’s you can't  catch  the ball . She remember want did her grandfather said and it was to be com.

Beginning: When Grace wakes up her mum made her toasted with honey inside. Mum said wake up but the mum didn't knew that she was already awake.

Middle: While she was eating  she look outside and it didn’t rain. She want it to rain so she can stay home .The  Grandfather said  go my honey girl and she smiled.

End: When she was there Emma told her to go to the corner and she was happy. When the ball came to her Emma said get lot’s you can’t Catch. Grace remember what did the Grandfather said and she catch it.

Private and Public Information

Gender (boy or girl)

Favourite band, Favourite sports team, Favorite food

The name of your pet

Favourite subjects at school

My learning goals

My strengths - what I am good at

Home address

Email address

Date of birth

How many brothers and sisters you have

Home Phone number, mobile number

Credit card numbers

Parents names

Brothers and sisters names

Maths

I have 30 bananas and would like to share these with my friends so that each friend gets the same number of bananas.in how many ways can I share these bananas.= 10                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 I found out by counting in tens.                                                                                                                                                                                                  

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Kuhuna ō kākahu moe.
Put your pyjamas on