Today I was learning: about our June Reflection this is mine below!
I enjoyed making our June Reflection because it is good to reflect on the stuff you have done.
My digital learning object shows I can reflect on what I have done.
Tuesday, 30 June 2020
Thursday, 25 June 2020
Matariki
W.A.L.T use visual language. We had to use subheadings, text boxes and pictures to extend or clarify meaning.
This week I was learning about Matariki.
I enjoyed making this because it is always fun to learn about Matariki.
I found it challenging to finish it off because there was lots to write about.
My digital learning object shows I know about Matariki.
What is Matariki?
Matariki
Matariki is the Māori name for a large group of stars which you can see in the night sky at a specific time. In June and July Matriki will appear in the night sky and then it will be a start of a Māori new year it is also a time to celebrate a new life for people who have passed it is also a great time to spend with Whānau and friends to enjoy all sorts of things.
Our ancestors would find Matariki for help with their gathering. When Matariki left in April and May it was time to gather crops for the cold winter coming when Matariki appear again in June and July the tupuana (ancestor or grandfather) would read the stars to say the coming season. The dates of Matariki can change every year.
How many stars does Matariki have?
Dr Rangi who has been studying Matariki for thirty whole years. As part of his studying Dr Matamua found out that some of his ancestors have seen nine stars in the sky. Each star holds a special significance over our good and environment as seen from Māori views of the world.
The nine Matariki stars.
Matariki is the star that signifies reflection, hope our link to the environment and the gathering of people Matariki is also linked to the health and good of people.
Pohutukawa.
Pohutukawa is a star linked to people who have passed away.
Waiti.
Waiti is linked with all fresh water bodies and the food all that are meant by those waters.
Waipuna-a-rangi.
Waipuna-a-rangi is linked with the roaring rain.
Tupuanuku.
Tupuanuku is the star linked with everything that grows with the soil to be harvested or gathered to be eaten.
Tupurangi.
Tupurangi is linked with everything that grows in the tall trees like fruit berries and birds.
Ururangi.
Ururangi is the star linked with the blowing winds.
Hiwa i te rangi.
Hiwa i te rangi is the star connected with granting our wishes and realising our longing for the comig year.
This week I was learning about Matariki.
I enjoyed making this because it is always fun to learn about Matariki.
I found it challenging to finish it off because there was lots to write about.
My digital learning object shows I know about Matariki.
What is Matariki?
Matariki
Matariki is the Māori name for a large group of stars which you can see in the night sky at a specific time. In June and July Matriki will appear in the night sky and then it will be a start of a Māori new year it is also a time to celebrate a new life for people who have passed it is also a great time to spend with Whānau and friends to enjoy all sorts of things.
Our ancestors would find Matariki for help with their gathering. When Matariki left in April and May it was time to gather crops for the cold winter coming when Matariki appear again in June and July the tupuana (ancestor or grandfather) would read the stars to say the coming season. The dates of Matariki can change every year.
How many stars does Matariki have?
Dr Rangi who has been studying Matariki for thirty whole years. As part of his studying Dr Matamua found out that some of his ancestors have seen nine stars in the sky. Each star holds a special significance over our good and environment as seen from Māori views of the world.
The nine Matariki stars.
Matariki is the star that signifies reflection, hope our link to the environment and the gathering of people Matariki is also linked to the health and good of people.
Pohutukawa.
Pohutukawa is a star linked to people who have passed away.
Waiti.
Waiti is linked with all fresh water bodies and the food all that are meant by those waters.
Waipuna-a-rangi.
Waipuna-a-rangi is linked with the roaring rain.
Tupuanuku.
Tupuanuku is the star linked with everything that grows with the soil to be harvested or gathered to be eaten.
Tupurangi.
Tupurangi is linked with everything that grows in the tall trees like fruit berries and birds.
Ururangi.
Ururangi is the star linked with the blowing winds.
Hiwa i te rangi.
Hiwa i te rangi is the star connected with granting our wishes and realising our longing for the comig year.
Thursday, 18 June 2020
Helps And Hinders
Today I was learning about helps and hinders.
I enjoyed making this because refugees matter.
I found it challenging to find a good background so my font colour would fit in.
My digital learning object shows I know about refugees helps and hinders.
I enjoyed making this because refugees matter.
I found it challenging to find a good background so my font colour would fit in.
My digital learning object shows I know about refugees helps and hinders.
Ahmets Journey Comic Strip
W.A.L.T writing a comic strip
Today I was learning about making a comic strip.
I enjoyed making this because it was about this refugee boy that traveled from syria to london and has lost his sister mum dad and cat.
I found it challenging to get my goggle slides done because I had to really think about it.
My digital learning object shows I know how to make a comic strip.
Next time I would change some of the pictures.
Today I was learning about making a comic strip.
I enjoyed making this because it was about this refugee boy that traveled from syria to london and has lost his sister mum dad and cat.
I found it challenging to get my goggle slides done because I had to really think about it.
My digital learning object shows I know how to make a comic strip.
Next time I would change some of the pictures.
Wednesday, 17 June 2020
Corpus Christi And Transubstantiation
Today I was learning about Transubstantiation and Corpus Christi.
I enjoyed learning about corpus christi and transubstantiation because I never knew about now I do.
My digital learning object shows I know about corpus christi and transubstantiation.
Next time I would change my fonts and background.
also if you were wondering what corpus christi and transubstantiation it is the body and blood of christ and the preparation of the bread and wine
Here Is Mine Below
I enjoyed learning about corpus christi and transubstantiation because I never knew about now I do.
My digital learning object shows I know about corpus christi and transubstantiation.
Next time I would change my fonts and background.
also if you were wondering what corpus christi and transubstantiation it is the body and blood of christ and the preparation of the bread and wine
Here Is Mine Below
Friday, 12 June 2020
Gravity
W.A.L.T organizing text into each paragraph.
Today I was learning about gravity.
I enjoyed making this because gravity is a very fun thing to learn about.
My digital learning object shows I know about gravity and what it is.
Gravity
How come when you jump you don't float? Well it’s because of gravity. Gravity pulls you down so that means you can’t float. Do you wonder why whenever you chuck a ball it doesn’t float? It just flops to the ground. No matter if you throw anything in the air it is coming down. Gravity is a force that naturally pulls objects towards each other.
Boinks are this little spring action toy that technically flies when you push the boink down and then let it go it flies into the air and then it falls back to the ground because of gravity.
Dropper Poppers are this rubber bandy circle red thing. It is like a cannon and you stick the ping pong ball in it then it flies in the air but then it falls because of gravity.
Thursday, 11 June 2020
Popper Droppers And Boinks
Today I was learning about dropper poppers boinks and gravity
I enjoyed making this because dropper poppers are so fun so are boinks
My digital learning object shows I know about dropper poppers and boinks
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