Kupe and Cook are two important explorers in New Zealand history.
Cook arrived to New Zealand in the 1769's. Cook wanted to find New Zealand in order to map New Zealand for the world. Cook followed the birds witch lead him to New Zealand.
Kupe found New Zealand in the 1100's. Kupe arrived to New Zealand to start a new life and a new village. Kupe followed an enormous octopus witch helped him find New Zealand.
Kupe is important because he was the first documented person in New Zealand.
Cook is important because he mapped New Zealand and opened it up to the world to access.
I am a Year 6 learner at Glenbrae School in Auckland, New Zealand. I am in Room 10 and my teacher is Mr Nath
Thursday, 12 March 2020
Wednesday, 4 March 2020
Simple sentences
This week for writing we learnt what a simple sentence was.
First we watched a video witch explained what a simple sentence is. Next our group had to reorder mixed up the sentences. Then we had to write five of our own simple sentences.
I created a mixed up simple sentence slide for others to use. I'm looking foreword to the others using my simple sentence.
Thursday, 27 February 2020
Question Marks
LI - To identify and learn the different punctuation's I can use.
This week for writing we did different punctuation's as our learning. For my group we chose to do the question mark as our punctuation. We had to write some good examples and some bad examples about how to use a question mark.
Tuesday, 25 February 2020
Fact Find
LI: to learn about something new.
Today for our activity we did fact find. My group chose to do Tupac Shakur we did different jobs and my job was one of the text in Information sources. We thought that it was easy to do this topic. We enjoyed our topic and we are proud of this work.
Wednesday, 19 February 2020
About Me 2020
LI - To learn about ourselves.
Talofa lava. My name is Aliqwa. I am Samoan. I go to panmure bridge school. I enjoy doing my maths and writing.
Labels:
Achievements,
Arts,
Cybersmart,
EotC,
HPE,
Inquiry,
Kiwi sport,
KiwiCan,
Manaiakalani,
Māori,
Maths,
Reading,
Science,
Summer Learning Journey,
Technology,
Writing
Print Design Rules
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly - Print Design Rules
Use this document to record your notes as you go around the different posters to identify the four areas of print design.
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Print design rule ideas
- Composition:
- Add balance when you add picture and texts
- Organising the text and the picture so people understand
- Layout:
- Align the text and images
- Have margins
- Colour:
- Try not using clashing colours
- Use a harmonic colour scheme
- Text:
- The text has to have the same size and fonts
- Make sure the text is legible
Print design rule ideas
- Composition:
- Have a balance of pictures and sentences.
- Use images that relate to the text.
- Layout:
- Have margins and align the text and images.
- Use most of the space
- Colour:
- Don’t use clashing colours. Use a harmonic colour scheme.
- Use contrasting background and foreground colors.
- Text:
- Keep consistent fonts and sizes
- Make sure the text is legible.
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Thursday, 13 February 2020
Crazy Cricket Chaos
LI - To Develop Fundamental movements in Cricket.
We did our first session of Cricket with Brian from H.P.CC.
I did a session on throwing a ball at a set of stumps.
We also did an activity where we had to hit two balls off cones as far as we could.
Lastly we did a catching drill with two balls in a big wide circle.
We did our first session of Cricket with Brian from H.P.CC.
I did a session on throwing a ball at a set of stumps.
We also did an activity where we had to hit two balls off cones as far as we could.
Lastly we did a catching drill with two balls in a big wide circle.
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