MATH S8

 

TECH WORK

 

THIS WAS MY TECH WORK FOR TODAY IT WAS ABOUT PASTA CABONARA AND MENTAL AND PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES ENJOY.

MATH S8

 

BLACK ROBIN VERGE OF EXTINCTION

 

The New Zealand Black Robin is in danger of extinction again.

In 1976 there were only 7 Black Robin left, but the numbers grew to over 280 birds across both Mangere and Hokorereoro/Rangatira Islands in the early 2000’s.

However, recently conservationists have noticing a troubling trend – there are just 30 birds on Mangere Island.

Recently, there have been more males than females and not getting many juveniles on the island.

New Zealand’s Department of Conservation have been forced to hold a consultation with iwi and imi (Moriori tribe) to discuss the black robin recovery programme.

The Black Robin

The black robin is endemic to the Chatham Islands and is now confined to the southern extremity of its former range.

It is a quiet, confiding forest-dweller, alert and almost always active in the lower forest strata. Birds are commonly attracted to human presence.

Black robins are closely related to New Zealand’s other Petroica species (tomtit, and North Island and South Island robins). All are descended from Australian Petroica ancestor

1. Who is the main person or group of people in this news article? New Zealand’s Department of Conservation  and Black Robin birds

2. What was the key event from the news article? This Article is about Black robin bird about to be extinct.

3. Where did this event take place?  This took place in 1976 and early 200’s

4. When did this event take place? This Article was wrote on November 7 2021 

HOW HOT IS THE EARTH?

 

MATHS T4

 

TONGA by Tali

 

PUMPKINS/Writings T4

 Every October, families rush to pumpkin patches to pick out the perfect gourds. Some use them to carve spooky jack-o'-lanterns, while others place them outside their homes as decor. Unfortunately, the fascination with the colorful fruit fades once Halloween ends, and most pumpkins end up in the trash.

A 2020 poll conducted by the UK-based non-profit Hubbub found that over fifty percent of the 24 million Halloween pumpkins that British citizens bought that year were destined for the landfill. Things are no better in the US, where about a billion pounds of pumpkins get tossed out and left to rot in landfills annually. In addition to the massive amount of food waste generated, the rotting fruit also emits large amounts of methane — a greenhouse gas even more potent than carbon dioxide. Fortunately, this pollution problem is easy to solve. We can all help eliminate the food waste by keeping the edible portions of the fruit during carving. Roasted pumpkin seeds make a nutritious snack, while the flesh can be transformed into a delicious soup, a tasty puree, or a lip-smacking pie.

Once Halloween is over, drop your jack-o'-lanterns at a local compost collection center if possible. Better still, see if your city or town hosts a pumpkin smashing event and have fun tossing yours on the ground with your friends. Don't worry, the remains will be collected and composted once all the gourds have been smashed.

There are many other ways to ensure the fruit does not end up in landfills. Fill your hollowed-out pumpkins with grains and leave them in the yard or hanging from a tree for birds, squirrels, and other garden critters to enjoy. If your pumpkin is too far gone to salvage, bury it in your backyard — your garden will be all the happier for it.

MATHS T4

 This is me answering quistions for long division with reamainders below will be the quistions I answered

Auckland Primary Schools to open mid November?

 

Auckland primary schools could be resuming face to face teaching in mid-November the government has announced today.

Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins said the indicative date for students to return to primary schools and kura is 15 November.

However, he did stress that this could change, and more work needed to be done for years 9 and 10.

He said that schools look to developing a roster system and maximising time outdoors. Year groups may end up attending on different days to keep numbers down.

Hipkins said decisions about sending some pupils back to school were among some of the “toughest he has had to make as a minister”.

1. Who is the main person or group of people in this news article? The Main group is Schools and Chris Hipkins.

2. What was the key event from the news article? It is for Auckland Primary Schools to open mid November.

3. Where did this event take place? This takes place in parliament

4. When did this event take place? This took place Oct 27, 2021.

Division remainders

 

Poster Template

 

Wonderopilis

 

LCS FAMILY TREE T4

 

MATH T4

 

LCS T4

 

LCS

 

1. I am A Proud Tongan

2. I am a son of GOD

3. I Love myself

4. I can do it

5. I am Enough

6. LESSSSH GO

7. I am ME

8. I am Confident

9. They got my back

10. I am a gift

11. I am amazing

12. I am beautiful

13. I am meant to be 

14. God is with me

15. I got the BEST of friends

16. My fam Loves me

17. I love my Fam

18. I am Stunning

19. I'm a Leader

20. I'm the Deputy head boy

21.  I am Blessed

22. I’m Tongan

23. This is me

24. ESHAY!

25. I’m inspired

26. I GLOW

27. Im HUMAN

28. I got my whole life ahead of me

29. I'M THE MAN

30. I’m a SON.

Niue

 

                              FACTS ABOUT NIUE ENJOY

Kamehameha the Great .

 

Shaka Zulu

 

Valuing Myself

 

Pacific Dance Costumes . - Tali .

 

LCS good decisions

 

What is an Ifonga ?

 

Tech Post

 

Today we had tech class on goggle meet.I am in cooking class and today we got to make egg pasta.when I had finished I made pasta cabonaria which is Pasta,Chesse,bacon,onion and milk this is the outcome hope you could try it for yourself.

Ta'ovala TLW 2021

 

Today our task was to wire about the Tongan Ta'ovala me and Benjamin Kava work on this together he posted his one on his blog Hope you enjoy our Work.

THE LEGEND OF KAVA TONGA

 

TLW Jonah Lomu

 

Spring Haiku

5 Syllables

7 Syllables

5 Syllables

L.C.S TASK 9

 

L.C.S Task 14

 

This is the word search that I have made enjoy

Maths

 

Maths

 

Maths

This shows how to work out frations of percentages.

Wonder

Today for read 2 self and read 2 somone I read Wonder, Wonder is about a kid that was born with Treacher Collins syndrome,Treacher Collins syndrome is a rare genetic condition that affects the way a child's face develops, especially the cheekbones, jaws, ears and eyelids. People bully him from his apperence but he finds a true friend named Jack will. This story says to never judge somone from the apperence.

Home Learning T3 Maths

 This Is how to Turn Fractions into Decimals 

Cycle Safety

On Monday 16 of August my Class had the opportunity to have a ride on our school bikes during class time.First off we had to make sure we where safe to make sure that our helmets were correctly placed on safly.After that we had a test who could drift the furthest from one push on the bike.Lastly where allowed to bike one lap around the bike track it was a very fun experience. 

TALI LCS Project

 

SMART FOOTPRINT

 

Maritime Museum

 On April 12th the senior school went to Maritime Museum in my group we went on a really waka it was called Hau Nui and the type of waka was a Hau Rua meaning double Hau/Hulls I got to starer the waka with my friends and that was the highlight of the day.

 

Koru Art

 

This is my Koru art hope you like it

Chocolate Hedgehogs

 

Kawa of care 1

 

Fun Friyay task Tali Mani and Pipa

 

The Princess of Mt. Ledang

 

March 4 2021 Dear life

 March 4 2021

Dear life 

You are so great, every morning when I arise in the refreshing air I take you for granted but now I am going to show some Gratitude so this is for you.

1. I am Alive. I am so blessed to be breathing on this beautiful earth at this moment,I am so Honoured to have my wonderful life and family.

2.I am so thankful for my health,my family's health.I am thankful to be healthy with this concealed nemesis.We all pray to our heavenly father to take care of us and our loved ones.

3. I am so glad to have the Opportunity to have A great family and they look after me and take care of me and my brother.I am so grateful to be good at sport and to be proud of my culture.

4. I am thankful to have great people in my life, like Mum,Dad,Mason,grandma,grandpa,cousins,uncles,aunties and friends. Those are the people that make me me.

5. I am so blessed to have gone through the hard times because it only makes me stronger and makes me want to do more great things in life, and only makes me want to be the best I can Be.           

                                        #Be Grateful #LOVE THE LORD            

The legend of Telesa

 

Click this link to know the whole story https://www.facebook.com/SamoaHistoryPage/posts/the-legend-of-telesa-samoa-mythology-have-you-ever-been-asked-to-cover-the-mirro/268288561181992/

EXPONENTS MATHS WEDNESDAY

The Legend of 'Aho Eitu'

 

click this link to find out what happens https://www.polynesia.com/blog/the-legend-of-ahoeitu

Exponents maths TUESDAY

 

10/10

Hinemoa and Tutanekai

 

Exponents monday task

 
6.43 - 3.95=(3.95+0.05=4.00) (6.43+0.05=6.48-4.00=2.48
5.77 - 4.95=(4.95+0.05 = 5.00) (5.77+0.05=5.82-5.00=0.82
6.34 - 3.97=(3.97+0.03 = 4.00) (6.34+0.03=6.37-4.00=2.37
4.54 - 4.96=(4.96+0.04=5.00) (4.54+0.04=4.58-5.00=-0.42
7.23 - 4.97=(4.97+0.03=5.00) (7.23+0.03=7.26-5.00=2.26
4.62 - 5.95=(5.95+0.05=6.00) (4.62.0.05=4.67-6.00= -1.33
4.34 - 2.98=(2.98+0.02=3.00) (4.34+0.02=4.36-300=1.36
6.64 - 4. 97=(4.97+0.03=5.00) (6.64=0.03=6.67-5.00=1.67
4. 35 - 1.98=(1.89+0.02=2.00) (4.35+0.02=4.37-2.00=2.37
6.23 - 5.99=(5.99=0.01=6.00) (6.23+0.01=6.24.6.00=0.24

Art Template

 

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