Statistics D.L.O

Electricity D.L.O

My States of Matter presentation

My Weta Poem

Although your ears on your legs

silent at night, you make no sound

You burrow a hole and lay eggs in a mound

creeping at night stealthily

easy to camouflage difficult to see

often found beneath the beech tree

Omnivore, eater of plants and invertebrates

searching for Kai nocturnally

Brown stripes, skinny legs  with spikes

one kick from it's legs stings like bee

night time predator hunting prey

Only a stoat or rat can make you flee

between grassland,  shrubland and forest

Your  habitat is likely to be leafy

It is called a ground weta for a reason

digging in its burrow searching deeply

My Place Value DLO

M	HTH	TTH	TH	H	T	O
Millions	Hundreds of thousands	Tens of thousands	Thousands	Hundreds	Tens	Ones
1	2	3	4	5	6	7

First you take the face value of the number e.g 5 then you multiply it by the place value to get the full value. So 5 multiplied by the hundreds is 500. You do that with the whole number to get the full value.

My mihi

Learning Languages.

WALT introduce ourselves and our whanau through mihi.

Kia Ora koutou,

Ko Hazel tōku ingoa.

No Invercargill  ahau.

Ko York tōku waka.

Ko Tu Whare Toa tōku iwi.

Ko Aoraki tōku maunga.

Ko Otapuni tōku awa.

Ko John tōku matua

Ko Ailsa tōku whaea.

He ako o te kura o Karoro.

Fractions