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Ⓣⓐⓢⓚ Ⓓⓔⓢⓒⓡⓘⓟⓣⓘⓞⓝ :For this task I had to colour in a famous art work that was made by an Artiest . I got this task on Summer Learning Journey. Hope you enjoyed looking at my artwork feel free to writing a positive comment!   

 

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For this task I had to answer some questions about were is someone is Maori. 🄺🄴🄸 🄷🄴🄰 🄰? 

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Task Description: 

This task we have been focusing on POEMS!!

It was extremely fun!! 

I also created 3 of my own poems in the last slide! 

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Task Description : 

For this task I have to use B.E.D.M.A.S to work out each equation out. I was in a group with Simon,Nesi and Madison.  

Kiwi Kids News - Article (14 beaches in Auckland declared unsafe)

 

Task Description: 

For this task I had to go on Kiwi kids news to find an article that we find interesting!!!  We also had to answer some questions about the article in this slides!!! 

Art Rotations- The Scream,Edward Munch.

 

For today room 2 had to go to Room 1 to recreate a master piece that was made my a Man called Edward Munch.  The master piece he made was called the screen. Those the two picture look similar? 

Also which one looks better and how much should I sell it for? 

Kate Sheppard!

Kate Sheppard

Introduction:
Kate Sheppard is a famous Protestor. She was born in 1847 in Liverpool, England but later in life she moved to New Zealand. She died at the age of 87 on 13th July 1934. 

Paragraph 1:
Kate Sheppard protested for women's right. She did it because she believes that women's should have the rights to vote.
During Kate Sheppard time women's were not allowed to vote, due to the strict rules. Rules were mostly held against women. Kate Sheppard wanted the world to better by protesting for equal treatment for women and men.


Paragraph 2:
Kate went on tours around New Zealand to talk about women's rights and protesting for women' rights. She also wrote in news paper to tell people about women's rights. She also did a Petition for women’s right, and 32,000 people signed it.

Paragraph 3:
In 1893 on her third petition, it was successful because she managed to convince 32,000 people to sign her petition.
Finally the Kate Sheppard convinced the New Zealand government to let women vote in 1893.
New Zealand was the first country to let the women's vote.

Conclusion:
Kate Sheppard tried and tried and never gave up for women's rights. Now you that Kate Sheppard is a wonderful women who protested for women right to vote!

Roll of the dice

 

Task Description: For this task we had to use 2 dice to roll out what number would be most common and least common.

Labour Weekend 2020

 

Task Description: 

Today me and my maths class were focusing on probabilities. I was in a group with Bradley, Simon, Nesi, Phoenix and Ms. Mccartney - For the first question we had to figure out the percentage of Rae Jae choosing the things below. We knew that it was a 25% percent chance because there were only 4 papers!

Lastly, my group made a chart with things in the table, then we had a raffle draw and each of us got to choose twice. ONLY twice because we could only choose the papers 10 times.

After we got the results we then right the percentage and the fraction next to the results.