Measurement.

 Today in maths we were learning about capacity. In capacity we were learning about ml and l. And one of the actives were to see how many cups you can put in a container and put the amount of blocks beside the container. The second active was to see how many cups you can put in the container. And the last active was a race to see who can put the sand in the ice cream container useing a cup or half a table spoon.

The great journey of Kehu and Brunner

   THE GREAT JOURNEY                               

Kehu and Brunner left at queens town to milford sounds

Kehu and Brunner had  no food  they got forced to eat seaweed they were starving took about  a couple days to get very very hungry. they went to the buller river.

Kehu and Brunner made a ladder out of rocks and vines to get to a big enough spot so  Kehu and Brunner can sleep on it.

It took 550 days to get there.

They ran out of food after a wile they had to eat there dog.

Brunner was probably the first to understand Maori life.

After a year Brunner had a stroke and Kehu would not leave Brunner to die.

Family of facts

 Here is my family of facts for maths

My Reflection Term 2

I am proud of cross country because I gave it a good go.

My challenge was the  Bridle path walk because I got so tired.

What we have learnt :Maths because I got to learn my times tables reading because i love reading. Writing because it is fun. Inquiry because I get to help people.

Working together :Making damper bread with my buddies.

Highlights :Ukulele because I get to strum the strings.

Next term I would like to do Some baking because I have a good skill at baking.

Bridle path walk.

 Bridle Path walk.

Why did we go? To experience what the early Europeans had to do. but they had to carry all there belongs.

What did you do? First we had to go over the very tiring hill. And then we had to go down the very steep hill

How did we feel? So so puffed on the Bridle Path walk .

How did you feel when you achieved it? i felt so impressed and proud when i achieved the end.

Here are some photos of us on the Bridle Path