Whakatauki

What is our Panmure Bridge School Whakatauki, well that's the same question i've been wondering. So if you've been wondering i've found here it is, Manaaki Whenua Manaaki tangata Haere Whakamua, so this is our Whakatauki.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

Kiwi Can

At Kiwi Can we warmed up with an energiser. The engiser was called get in the hoop.  We had to be in a circle like the shape of a hoop.  Then we got into 4 groups by Mr Matt putting us into 4 groups by counting 1, 2, 3, 4.  After Mr Matt had to call a number, if the number that Mr Matt said was yours  you had to walk or speed walk around the circle until you got back at your spot . Then you had to run through your spot and jump into a hoop. The last person standing in the circle was the winner.  After our game we talked about fairness and fairplay and the importance of having Rules.

The reason why we have rules at Panmure Bridge School is so students can self manage them self. If there was no rules in public, there would be people killing each other, stealing and other crimes.

Maths Strategy

This week on Tuesday I have been working on my maths with Aung Naing. We had to solve an equations which was addition. The way we solve this was by using place value. Aung Naing and I also had to help each other to solve addition problems using place value.

Winter Olympics Comparison

This week on Wednesday I have been working on my Inquiry as told by Mrs Kirk Patrick.

The task was about winter Olympics and winter Olympics mascot. In this DLO I chose Powder, Copper and Coal as decided with my group team Mataio and Freeman. 

Comparison Winter Olympics

This week on Tuesday I have been working on my inquiry that Mrs kirl Patrick told LS2 to complete in her inquiry groups. In Mrs Kirl Patrick group we had to type about the modern Olympic and 1924 olympics. 

Remembering our Summer

I heard the ocean splashing on the sand like an earthquake, although the ocean splashed like an earthquake it felt like nothing but weak splashes.  

I heard the seagulls squeaking around the ocean .

I saw the beautiful sunlight glistenings down at me.

I felt so relaxed with how the sunlight was shiney.

I felt lazy in the heat of summer.

I wondered how the sun even exist in the world.

I wondered if the sun flame could ever die out.

This week on Wednesday everybody in Learning Space 2 had to complete an document which we had to type about what we did in the holidays, starting off with either I felt, I heard, I saw, and I wondered. We also had to choose what made sense in the first line.