Are you a good son or daughter?

 Are you a good son or daughter? Some kids aren’t sure if they are. This writing will give you some helpful tips on how to be a good son or daughter.

Helping around.

Parents it love when you help around the house, they especially love it when you do it without them telling you. You can do little things like picking up stuff from the ground, vacuuming, doing the dishes, etc. Helping around is truly a blessing to your parents. 

Being thankful.

 Parents do a lot for you, for example, put food on the table, shoes on your feet a roof over your head, etc. That is just a tiny portion of what they do for you. So say thank you, show gratitude. Maybe even give them a massage, or even make them tea or coffee in the morning. Your parents what to feel loved too.

Listening.

 One thing parents don’t like it when their kids don't listen to them. Listening means when you look at your parents like give them attention and actually process what they are trying to tell you, not letting it go through one ear and out the other ear. 

Now that you have read my three tips on how to be a good son or daughter because I’m sure that these tips will make your parents a whole lot happier. 

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This is a writing of is me giving you some helpful tips to be a good son or daughter. 

Sensational Subtraction

  Sensational Subtraction

We are learning to solve subtraction problems using decimal numbers.

List 3  prime numbers: 2,7,13 

List the factors of 24: 1,4, 6, 12.

List the common factors of 24 and 48: 1, 2, 12, 24

Mr Burt has $1000 in the maths budget at the start of the year.

He starts by purchasing 650 maths books, at $0.30 each. His total spend is:  

$0.30 x 650 = 195

$0.30 x 600 = 180 

$0.30 x 50 = 15

 

600 + 50 = 650 

$180.00 + $15.0 = $195.0  

 How much does he have left? 

$1000 - ? =  $195.0

? = $805.0

Next he spends $167.70 on rulers and protractors

How much is left now?

637.30

 $167.70 + ? = $805.0

? = 637.30 

Then he purchases 5 text books, which cost $26.50 each. The 5 textbooks cost:  132.50

132.50 + ? = 637.30 

? = 504.80

 How much does he have left?

132.50 + ? = 637.30 

? = 504.80

Finally he spends $6.70 on stickers.

 How much does he have left?

6.70 + ? = 504.80

? = 498.10 

4 - 0.768 = 3.232  

 

Before I Forget T1

 

Today for maths was a recap of what we have been learn for the past week or so. 

This task is also our last task for level 3 yay! This task also  made me understand what is a factor, multiple, etc. 

Sensational Subtraction

Task Description: 

For this task I had to use some strategy to solve out the problems. I deleted one slide because I wanted to post that one on a different blog post. 

  

Presenting Place Value 2

 

Blog post number 3 from level 3. 

Today for maths I had to place numbers into their unit. 

I also had to answer some questions about numbers. 

This was a task was very fun to do as I had to use my mathematics 🧮  brain to solve these problems.

Feel free to leave a positive comment / feedback:) 

Man and Sea

 

Blog post number 2 from lockdown:) 

• For this task I had to read a story called : Man and Sea. 
• I had to answer some questions about the story as well. 
• I also had to skim through some sentences and highlight the nouns and verbs. 
• For the final slide I had to create a tattoo to put on Ioane (main character) 

Adoring Addition 2

 

Welcome back to my online learning blog post. 

You may have heard that Auckland went back into level 3. 

For Maths this week I had to use Decimals. 

Over all I think this task was easy because I did this last year.