Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Andorra, Angola.
Bahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belarus, Belgium.
Cambodia, Cameroon, Canada, Chad, Chile, China.
Denmark, Djibouti, Dominica, Dominican Republic.
Ecuador, Eygpt, England, Eritrea, Estonia, Ethiopia.
Fiji, Finland, France.
Gabon, Gambia, Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Greece.
Haiti, Honduras, Hungary.
Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel.
Jamaica, Japan, Java, Jordan.
Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kiribati, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan.
Laos, Latvia, Lebanon, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya.
Macedonia, Madagascar, Malawi, Malaysia.
Namibia, Nauru, Nepal, Netherlands, Niger.
Oman.
Pakistan, Palau, Panama, Philippines, Poland.
Qatar.
Romania, Russia, Rwanda.
Samoa, San Marino, Saudi Arabia, Scotland.
Taiwan, Tanzania, Thailand, Tonga, Togo.
Uganda, Ukraine, Uruguay, Uzbekistan.
Vanuatu, Venezuela, Vietnam, Vatican City.
Wales.
X
Yemen, Yugoslavia.
Zambia, Zimbabwe.
About Me
Hi, My name is Sam and I am a Year 5 student at Mt Carmel School. I wanted to participate in the Summer Blogging as I was with my mum when Rachel came to talk to her class. I asked my mum if I can join. Finally she agrees and I am very keen to journey through with so many children around New Zealand.
Friday, July 8, 2011
Sinking and Floating
We have been looking at why things sink and float.
It is amazing what happens in nature.
This week we checked our prior knowledge, you know, what I already have in my mind.
Our next step was to make some predictions about why a rock sinks , bone floats, why a ten ton ship doesn’t sink and a ten ton ship submarine does.
We tested a solid ball, spoons inside a bag, little rocks, a bead, clay, paper towel, a bark and a spoon.
I wondered what other mystery will we learn about in our science next week.
It is amazing what happens in nature.
This week we checked our prior knowledge, you know, what I already have in my mind.
Our next step was to make some predictions about why a rock sinks , bone floats, why a ten ton ship doesn’t sink and a ten ton ship submarine does.
We tested a solid ball, spoons inside a bag, little rocks, a bead, clay, paper towel, a bark and a spoon.
I wondered what other mystery will we learn about in our science next week.
My name is Maxine Vaihu
I am good at doing jobs for teachers.
I want to get better at doing my work more faster.
When I grow up I want to be a teacher.
My friends at school is Salome, Genevieve, Malia, Siniva, Lezabelle, Sione To’a, Szaskia, Desiree, Zheinya, Latanoa, Julia and Dawn.
My favourite subject at school is Spelling.
I would like my parents to help me at home.
Our parents can help us be what God has called us to be when they help us succeed.
My favourite scripture is Acts 28.
Thank You
I am good at doing jobs for teachers.
I want to get better at doing my work more faster.
When I grow up I want to be a teacher.
My friends at school is Salome, Genevieve, Malia, Siniva, Lezabelle, Sione To’a, Szaskia, Desiree, Zheinya, Latanoa, Julia and Dawn.
My favourite subject at school is Spelling.
I would like my parents to help me at home.
Our parents can help us be what God has called us to be when they help us succeed.
My favourite scripture is Acts 28.
Thank You
My Volcabulary poem about People.
People, ancient, brief, early, fast, late, modern, old, quick, rapid, short, slow, swift, young, Time, ancient, brief, early, fast, late, modern, quick, rapid, short, slow, swift, young, adorable, adventurous, aggressive, annoying, beautiful, clumsy, confident, considerate, excitied, glamorous, grumpy, helpful, important, intimidating, obnoxious, odd, talented, thoughtless, timid, handsome, objects, bright, clear, distinct, drab, elegant, filthy, gleaming, grotesque, long, magnificent, muddy, precious, sparkling, spotless, strange, unsightly, unusual, valuable, good feelings, brave, calm, cheerful, comfortable, courageous, determined, eager, elated, encouraged, energetic, enthusiastic, excited, exuberant, fantastic, fine, healthy, joyful, pleasant, relieved, bad feelings, angry, annoyed, anxious, ashamed, awful, bewildered, board, clumsy, confused, dizzy.
Monday, July 4, 2011
Mana Polynesia!
In St Pius x school hall there was a sign in the hall and it said “MANA.”, I and all the St Pius children and principal sat down. Saw the MANA sign I wondered what was that word. Next minute the Polynesian show was about to start then this man had north American Indian clothes it was interesting because there were 7 hula-hoops in front of him i was so thrilled to see him dance to a south American Indian dance he said he was going to do the actions to the song so we can understand and we did and it was a beautiful song and i loved it.The next thing he was about to do is to do creatures and thing’s with the hula-hoop we were all shouting because it was so fascinating how he does his moves and it was completely amazing to see him do all these stuff and he is old.He is lucky and i know he will be blessed with holy spirit.Next he was about to change in front and we were like uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu! and then we were all laughing.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Mary Mikillop Show
Today we had a show called Mary Mikillop. We had two people acting it. One came from Christchurch and one came from New Town. There names were Julia who was a women and Scott who was a man. Now Julia done the introduction and pretended to be Mary Mikillop and Scott pretended to be Donald, Father, Dad and Kelly Kelly. It started when Mary Mikillop and Kelly Kelly were playing in a billy cart. Kelly Kelly, pushed Julia in the billy cart very fast and she fell into the buckets, she was laughing and got out. Scott who was playing Kelly Kelly was selling little boxes of matches and going around in a circle saying “matches matches.” and then Mary Mikillop said i’ve got a penny that i can buy matches with and he said “oh oh oh you want to buy some matches” then, Mary Mikillop said “well this is my only penny left and it is for the kids in the orphanage. I really enjoyed it.
There can be no doubt that my learning time
has been improved when interactive computer maths included in the lesson. We often use TUTPUP and MATH MAGICAN and i am getting good at it. On TUTPUP it is a maths game and it is kind of a fast game there’s maths, algebra, maths mix, times table. The maths is a decision of adding, subtracting, multiplication, divide.
After you have chose out of those three you choose what level like easy peasy, simple pimple, lickety split, okey dokey, uh oh, smarty pants,boffin box, area 51.Now let me explain to you about MATH MAGICAN. Now math magican is exactly the same as TUTPUP.
has been improved when interactive computer maths included in the lesson. We often use TUTPUP and MATH MAGICAN and i am getting good at it. On TUTPUP it is a maths game and it is kind of a fast game there’s maths, algebra, maths mix, times table. The maths is a decision of adding, subtracting, multiplication, divide.
After you have chose out of those three you choose what level like easy peasy, simple pimple, lickety split, okey dokey, uh oh, smarty pants,boffin box, area 51.Now let me explain to you about MATH MAGICAN. Now math magican is exactly the same as TUTPUP.
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