My Comment.

This comment was made by Kapri. She had made a comment on my duffy Pictures.

My Comments.

This comment was made today about my Keyboard skills. I am going to listen to what he or she said and follow that so next time I won't get anything wrong.

My Comment.

This comment is about how good kapri could walk on the balancing sticks.

Duffy assembly

  

Today we had our Duffy Assembly show and it was awesome. Well done to Candice because she won a book.

The Battle of the mountain.

<img src="https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1cCvvFUTZtXVPICxrAD3oPSn_md-dKhn_aWTIHwaGat8/pub?w=556&amp;h=356"> This Google Draw is about the story of the Battle of the mountain. Leave a comment.

My Typing Skills.

This is my Result.

Kyra: Spelling Weekly Challenge

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Here is the website if you want to have a look at my spelling. Leave a comment.

Jasmine's Comment.

This image is a comment that my friend made of my Collabritive learning about Room9's lovely artwork.

Collaborative Working

This shows that people are working together which is called collaborative working.

Historical Village: Kyra

Historical Village: Kyra


Click on the link and it will take you straight to my amazing Animoto: Leave a comment.

My Letter

To the Historical Village

Thank you for letting Panmure Bridge School to come and visit the exhibits and explore of what most people had in the olden days. I learnt heaps and I learnt all about what they had back then and what we have now. Thank you to: Mrs Hallam, Mrs White and Mrs Hill, and also thank you for letting us explore all the olden day games,, and the tour around all the streets. Email me back at: kyralee8c6mtpf@panmurebridge.school.nz or send a letter at: 76 Kings Road Panmure

Thank you very much I hope to come back soon.

Your Sincerely: Kyra

Here is my thank you letter to The Historical Village.

Current Events

TITLE: Weather worries: Residents urged to stay indoors 

WHEN: It happend on Wednesday june 19 2013 at 7:52 PM 

 WHO: The airport people and the people who were going to go onto the plane 

 WHERE: It happened at the airport in southland. 

 WHAT: People have been trying to go to other places around the world but there flight has been cancelled due to the weather. It has been snowing for a couple of days and is going to keep going and going. Cars have been getting stuck in the snow and people have been saying it’s not safe to be in the snow because something bad might happen 

 WHY or HOW it happened: it happened because a snowstorm just came out of nowhere What do you think the author wanted you to learn from this article? That we should be careful in the weather rain,snow or sun and to protect our selves if there is a storm.

This is my Current Events. It shows how bad the weather can get and how you can keep warm. Please leave a comment.

Warm and Cool Colours

I have mage this slideshow with Deannika. We are learning about warm and cool colours.

Study Ladder Scores

This image shows I have done an activity with included reading the story and answering questions after it. 

K.W.L What's next.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OELjwuWiGZrHHg4JQUQvP1e104xkr6b2ohqXnYcxdKQ/pb

This is What I learnt what I didn't know and what I know now Please leave a comment. Click On this website and it will take you straight to my work.

My Test Result.

This test Result shows I can type many words fast so that means I can be able to type ast so I can get work faster.

My Spelling task.

Does it make sense?

LI: To write sentences that make sense

Order the words in these sentences so that the sentences make sense

1. courier house delivered parcel at the Susan’s a: The courier delivered the Parcel at Susan’s house.  

2. pilot man an the is who aeroplane the flies:  The pilot man is a person who flies an aeroplane.

3. swans on were the swimming river the: The Swans were swimming on the river.

4. month is January the first called: The first month is called January.

5. flock birds south flying the of we're: The flocks of birds were flying south.

6. gang robbed thieves the train of the: The thieves robbed the train off the gang.

7. choir Christmas sang our at concert the a carol: Our choir sang at the concert the Christmas Carol

8. house kennel called a dog’s is a: A dog’s house is called a kennel.

T3 Goal setting.

Reading:

This term I learnt: How to remember memorize words so I can use them later on and so I don’t get stuck.

My reading goal for Term 3: Is to finish a chapter book and to complete it on time.

To achieve my goal:  I will need to read more faster and to not get distracted by people noise’s and so on.

Writing:

This term I learnt: How to remember in a story to use a hook and use a persuasive text while writing a story.

My writing goal for Term 3 is to: Is to remember to explain what is happening in the story and the reason.

To achieve my goal I will need to:  Focus hard and to remember what I need in a story

Maths:

This term I learnt: How to use place value blocks which helped me with all my question.

My maths goal for Term 3 is:  Learn my place values up to the thousands so I can be able to look at the question and know it straight away.

To achieve my goal I will need to:  listen more to what I have to do and not get distracted to achieve my goal.

Personal:

This term I need to: Work harder so i can achieve all of my goals and to do that I would have focus hard and study a lot.

My personal goal for Term 3 is: To have all of my work completed and uploaded on my blog.

To achieve my goal I will need to: Focus hard so  can be able to achieve all my goals.

This is what I have learnt this term, what I need to improve and how I am going to achieve it. Please leave a comment.

Matariki Presentation

This presentation is about Matariki. Dallas, Jazmine, Kat and I worked collaboratively to find the facts. I hope you enjoy reading it.

My Survey

This is a survey I did in Room 6. It shows what the teacher's know and what need to learn to get smarter.

Test Results

This image shows how fast I write so I can practising writing much faster so I can get al my work done faster.

My xtra maths.

This image still shows when I get a question right I keep going for my goal.

Matariki

This Presentation is about Matariki is shows how we celebrate it and much more. Please leave a comment.

My Matariki

 What is matariki? Matariki has always been an important time in the Māori calendar.

Heralded by the rising of the star constellation known as Matariki, the Māori New Year signalled a time for connecting with, and giving thanks to the land, sea and sky. It was a time for the community to come together to farewell those departed and acknowledge the year gone by.  It was also a time to turn to the future, welcoming the new generation to the world and planning for the year ahead.

What are the names for matariki and the seven stars? The names of Matariki and the seven stars are Wait, Waita, Tupu-a-nuku, Tupu-a-rangi, Waipuna-a-rangi, Ururangi and Matariki.   

When is matariki? Matariki is celebrated on the 22nd of June but different tribes celebrate it at different times of the year.

When is the Maori New Year?

The Maori new year is marked by the rise of Matariki and the sighting of the next new moon. The pre-dawn rise of Matariki can be seen in the last few days of May every year and the new year is marked at the sighting of the next new moon which occurs during June. This next occurs on 24 June 2009.

What does Matariki mean?

Matariki has two meanings, both referring to a tiny constellation of stars; Matariki (Tiny Eyes) and Matariki (Eyes of God).

Why is Matariki important?

Traditionally, depending on the visibility of Matariki, the coming season's crop was thought to be determined. The brighter the stars indicated the warmer the season would be and thus a more productive crop. It was also seen as an important time for family to gather and reflect on the past and the future.

How is Matariki celebrated?

Matariki is celebrated with education, remembrance and the planting of new trees and crops signalling new beginnings. Matariki was the optimum time for new harvests, and ceremonial offerings to the land-based gods Rongo, Uenuku and Whiro to ensure good crops for the coming year.  It was also seen as a perfect time to learn about the land we live on and to remember whakapapa (ancestry) who have passed from this world to the next and the legacy they left behind.

Who Celebrates Matariki? Anyone who wants to participate.

What does matariki mean in english?  Matariki means tiny eyes or eyes of god.

Compound Sentence Challenge.

Click on the image below to practise identifying compound sentences

http://www.quia.com/rr/126726.html

Challenge 2:

Use this weeks word list to write a compound sentence about each word in your list.

eg: Sweets taste good, but they can be bad for you.

The Devil in the bush is scary for kids.

He emerge from the car and he feel.

When we extend the wifi we will have to spend heaps.

When you flirt you like each other.

When you glide you slide.

When you have a handful I have a hand free.

Impossible is possible.

The lever goes up and down.

Mellow is ryhmes with yellow.

The  nursery is a for babies and toddlers.

Author Study Margaret Mahy

Margaret Mahy (1936–2012 ) is the most acclaimed of New Zealand’s children’s writers. The author of more than 120 titles, and translated into 15 languages, Margaret has readers across the globe. She worked as a librarian for more than 10 years before becoming a full-time writer. Mahy’s books ring with humour, fantasy, adventure, science and the supernatural, but always engage with the ordinary world. Awarded the Order of New Zealand in 1993, she also won many of the world’s major prizes for children’s writers, including the Carnegie Medal and the prestigious Hans Christian Andersen Award.

Interesting Facts: Her first publications were at the age of 7, in the children’s page of the Bay of Plenty Beacon; she also entered Junior Digest competitions. She is well known to many countries. Did you know that Mahy worked as a nurse’s aide for six months before going to Auckland University College 1952–54 and Canterbury University College 1955, graduating BA. In 1956 she entered the New Zealand Library School in Wellington, and with her Diploma (1958) went on to embrace librarianship with enthusiasm, taking a position at Petone Public Library.

Keyboard Skills

This image shows How fast I can type words under a minute.

My compound Sentence Challenge

This image shows I am improving in compounds by reading the sentence and then finding out what the answer is.