Kowhaiwhai

 Hello everyone

This is my Kowhaiwhai that I made by Translation and Rotation. The curly lines on top is the wind, the light blue background is the sky, the bottom is the waves and the bottom dark blue background is the water.    

This is how it will look like if I use Reflection

Question: What objects will you use for your Kowhaiwhai?

Math Strategies

Hi Everyone This is Mark H. 

This week in Math we have been learning about using Tidy Numbers and Place Value to solve addition and subtractions questions Here are some Examples Here is the link to my work.

Te Reo conversation, family names and introducing myself

Kia Ora

This is my Te Reo work this week. I did conversations, whanau names and how to introduce myself. 

1. Te Reo Maori conversation

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 My question to you is 

Kei te pēhea koe?

St. Patrick's Day

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St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on 17  March. 

St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. He came from a family of priests. At 16 years old, he was kidnapped from Britain and brought to Ireland. He looked after sheep. When he was lonely he prayed to God. After he was saved, he studied to be a priest. He  later become a Bishop. He worked in Ireland for 40 years telling people about God.  People believed that he drove out all the snakes from Ireland. He died on 17 March 461. St. Patrick used the shamrock to help people understand God. People wear green and shamrocks on 17 March.

On St. Patrick's Day, people eat  cabbage, corned beef, potatoes and soda bread. 

People also go to church on that day. Some countries colour their rivers and ponds green on St. Patrick's Day. The first St. Patrick's Day celebration was in New York 1762. 

The leprechaun is also mentioned during St. Patrick's Day. He is a magical person that sits on a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. If we catch him, he will give us all the gold.

Would you like to meet a leprechaun?

  

Stamp

Hello everyone 

Here's my stamp work and I am here to blog about my stamp work. I needed help for this work especially the border. It was hard but it was also fun to do. I hope you like it. 
 

Good blog posts and comments

Hello 

This week I leaned How to create a good blog post and How to make a good blog comment. Have a look at my slides. I enjoyed doing this work. I got my information from Blog information. I hope you enjoy reading my slides.  Thank you for looking at it.

Place Value

 KIa Ora,

This is my Maths work using place value to do addition.