Ok so for reading/writing/maths work i have been working on something called maori pa. its like a fort that maori used. I have used that for all reading maths and writing.
and here is some images
Reading
writing
I am a student at St Francis of Assisi Catholic School. This is a place where I will be able to share my learning with you. Please note....some work won't be edited - just my first drafts, so there may be some surface errors. I would love your feedback, comments, thoughts and ideas.
Ok so for reading/writing/maths work i have been working on something called maori pa. its like a fort that maori used. I have used that for all reading maths and writing.
and here is some images
Reading
writing
OK it's been a while. So i'm going to show you about what I to do in blooming math, have fun reading it. :)
My maths work that i did not lose on my Drive
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Ok so for reading this week The teachers gave us some questions about the book we are reading. Here is my work.
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so what do you do for reading.
For Writing I had to make a infographic about quality education. I am not so good at them so I tried to make one. I think I did it right.
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SO what do you do for writing?
For reading this week I have been looking at Synthesis. we take about the people in the book and what roll they play. Here is my work.
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so what do you do for reading.
Ok so for reading we all had a choice to read a book of are choice. I'm reading one called eagle in the snow. Its a true story,it's about ww2. Once I read the book, well some of it there was some questions on a doc that the teachers shard with us. Hear is a link to my work
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SO what do you do for reading?
Ok so for writing we had to writing speeches. So once we made speeches we had to choose my favorite paragraph. I wrote my speech quality education. Here is my work.
Did you know that half of children in Africa are not in school. Hi my name's Dejon and I'm going to be talking about Quality education. An estimated 50 per cent of out-of-school children of primary school age live in conflict-affected areas. This means that children in countries that are in war sometimes don't get to go to school.