The satellite of facts

Hello bloggers. In our ako today we have had a choice from the tic tac toe. 

The slide should teach you some facts about satellites specifically the International space station. This slide  is longer than the other one fitting in more facts and characters. What is your favorite about the Space station and why? Anyway please leave comments for any mistakes I may have made on this post or the slide bye. 

The graphs of choice

Hello bloggers. Today in maths we have been doing graphs on a chosen topic of ours.

In groups of four, we had to create a graph on our chosen topic which was, What are our favorite videogames. And had to write something about what people picked. What is your favorite videogame and why? I am asking you that question to see what you will respond with. Aside from that Please comment on possible spelling errors or something else bye.

Time for Velcro

Hello bloggers. In inquiry today I have made an animation on what Velcro is used for space missions.

We have a task called tic tac toe and you had to pick activities that are three in a row one of those was What velcro is used for in space. This may not be a long animation but it has the info inside of it. Have you wanted to go to space? Aside from that please leave a comment on my post of anything I should change.

The input output robot

Hello bloggers. We have done an animation on our maths work based on spacial patterns.


 It is where you have al least two numbers and have a rule you must figure out what it is. Is the rule simple or is it not? Aside from that please leave any comments on mistakes me and my partner may have made bye.

The lights in the sky

Hello, bloggers. Have you ever wanted to go to the artic to see the northern lights? Well then if you do we should start with some facts about the northern and southern lights.

Starting with how it is made the sun flicks a bit of itself with the earth in its path of it the earth's magnetic field stips these but some make it through creating these outstanding lights.  The next fact is the northern and southern lights can be many different colors such as blue green purple. Another fact is that it was named after the Roman god Aurora Borealis. And those conclude our questions for today. Aside from the questions please leave a comment t on any mistake I may have made bye.

Math gave us algebra

Hello bloggers. Today in maths me and Billy have been doing algebra.

Our task for Maths was to create our own pattern using algebra. Our pattern was x2 + 1 and it works for the pattern.  It goes from 1 to 5 then it jumps forward a bit and goes to 10 to 14 then 20. What do you like about my post? and what is the reason for that? Aside from the question please leave a comment on any mistakes I may have made bye.

The book of the bug

Kia ora bloggers,

When reading a book, have you ever been curious about something you were reading, and wanted to find out more to help you understand what you were reading better?  We have been learning about how important this is this week in Literacy.

When we read The Magic School Bus inside the human body’ I formed some advanced questions using ‘how’ and ‘why’.  I made sure they were open-ended questions that would help me understand the book more.  An example of one of my questions was “Why are intestines coiled up?’ and I then researched and found out that an adult's intestine is 7.5m long, so it needs to coil up so that it fits in the body.

Next, we got to choose our own book to read out of our virtual library and we had to form 3 advanced questions about it.  Our create task this week was to share these in a creative way.  I chose to do it with Adobe spark and it was about a book called ‘Cicadas’

I really enjoyed this task as it made me realise how important it is to do this when reading to understand the text better.

Do you ever do further research when you are reading a book to deepen your understanding?

Aside please feel free to comment on any mistakes I may have made bye.