Luar Eclipse

Today we were talking about the Lunar eclipse because the last time the Moon blood came was 1982 and that was when the beautiful Mrs Tele'a was only 7 years old. Thank you to Kiwi Kids for the information.

 

Fractions

 

This week we are learning about fractions and about the difference between the numerator and the denominator. I think this task was easy because I had to solve the problem and I had to answer the questions. 

Writing

Last week on Wednesday the year 8s went off to camp. We went to Kauaeranga Valleys and the meaning of O le ala i le pule o le tautua  means the path to leadership is to serve. My highlight for camp was the go karts because I was at first scared but because I thought that the go karts were going to fall over but when it was my turn I went so speedy because I was going around twice but when I tried to stop I kept going on.My highlight was the concert because I really enjoyed the dance moves and the karaoke night when everyone started singing and dancing.I think that camp is important so that we can get out of our comfort zone and we can experience different things and we can beyond our fears.

 

Solar System Reading,

For reading we had to create a sentence to help you remember the order of the planets Organise planets into order from smallest to biggest. I think this task was pretty easy because I had to just make up my own sentence then I had to organise the planets biggest to smallest.

Rotuma Language Week

Noa’ia! That’s hello in the Rotuman language. My information report today will share with you some important facts about Rotuma. 

Rotuma is located near the atmosphere. In the North we have Tuvalu, in the south we have Fiji, in the east we have Samoa and in the west we have Vanuatu

here are less than 2000 people that live in Rotuma because the rest live in Fiji. The Main two languages that Rotuman people speak are Rotuman and English, Sadly heaps of people don’t understand how to speak the culture and that's why the culture is dangerous because the people that are Rotuman can’t speak or understand the language.

I’ve learned that heaps of people from Rotuma can’t understand the language and they can’t speak it. It makes me imagine my own culture Samoan not keeping it alive because not that many people not knowing how to speak the culture.

Go Here for more information on our language weeks in Aotearoa.

Fractions,

 

Today we were learning about fractions and we were learning how to  find fractions of a whole and set. We had to answer the questions and then we were looking at the temperature and how to temperature are measured on a thermometer   

Science