2x+ 2 = 2(x+1)
Friday, 8 June 2018
factorising
Recently in maths we was learning how to factorising. Factorising is one of the most important thing in maths to know. I will give some examples for factorising. here's some examples: now if you want to have a go a the rest of these good luck.
3y+6= 3(y+2)
2x+ 2 = 2(x+1)
2x+ 2 = 2(x+1)
Tuesday, 15 May 2018
is graffiti art or vandalism
In social studies we are learning if graffiti is art or vandalism. we had to make a paragraph on your own thoughts on this topic. comment down below what you think.

People has different opinions about graffiti. I believe that graffiti can be vandalism and art. If someone get paid to do graffiti by government and they do great job on it i call that art if they do a really great job on it. But some people don’t ask if they just do it and they do a bad job and when people walk past they think is this art or just a waste of space that need to covered up. It can cost a lot of money to cover it up or remove it.
Tuesday, 5 December 2017
Maths
Sometimes I will do my six times. I haven't done my six times in a few weeks. I know my six times by the back of my head. I have been learning 6 times tables at home or in maths.
6 x 1 = 6
6 x 2 = 12
6 x 3= 18
6 x 4=24
6 x 5= 30
6 x 6=36
6 x 7= 42
6 x 8= 48
6 x 9=54
6 x 10= 60
6 x 1 = 6
6 x 2 = 12
6 x 3= 18
6 x 4=24
6 x 5= 30
6 x 6=36
6 x 7= 42
6 x 8= 48
6 x 9=54
6 x 10= 60
Friday, 10 November 2017
2017 camp
This Term in week two we went to Bridge Valley for a few days. We did a lot of fun activities like paint ball, high rope, low rope, jumping off a diving platform into a cold lake. We also did fire and damper and many more things like that. It was really fun and I will go back there one day and do more fun activities. My favourite thing about camp was the paintball and the fire and damper. Here are some photos.


Monday, 4 September 2017
Brushed tail possum
I have been learning how to write an information report.
Brushed Tail Possum
The brush tailed possum was introduced to New Zealand from Australia. In Australia the brush tailed possum are native and protected. They have become a pest to New Zealand. Their fur costed $50 NZ dollars for one.
Habitat
The brush tailed possum lives in variety of places.They live in really dark places to hide from predators.They need some trees to live in and stay safe from predators. They also can live in old homes that no one has been for years. They have been found in gardens. They are found everywhere in New Zealand.
Diet
The brush tailed possum is mainly a herbivore. It likes to eat a lot of fruit and leafs. They can eat out of gardens and all of the plants that people spend a lot of time caring for. They eat almost everything that they can find.
Appearance
The brush tailed possum has really sharp teeth and claws that are used for climbing trees and eating their food. Their fur is to keep them warm because they are mostly active at night. Their fur can be red, grey, white and brown. Their fur is also used for trading and making fur clothing.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the brush tailed possum likes to live in dark places for the day. They like eating lots of fruit and their fur is made into clothes. They are found everywhere in New Zealand. They are also a pest in New Zealand but native to Australia.
Friday, 18 August 2017
maths
For math I have been learning my 8 times table. I haven' t done my 8 times a for
few weeks. I have been learning it at home. Our teacher gave us a laminated multiplication chart to put in our pocket and practice on the way home in the bus.
8 x 1 = 8
8 x 2 =16
8 x 3=24
8 x 4=32
8 x 5=40
8 x 6=48
8 x 7 =56
8 x 8=64
8 x 9=72
8 x 10=80
few weeks. I have been learning it at home. Our teacher gave us a laminated multiplication chart to put in our pocket and practice on the way home in the bus.
8 x 1 = 8
8 x 2 =16
8 x 3=24
8 x 4=32
8 x 5=40
8 x 6=48
8 x 7 =56
8 x 8=648 x 9=72
8 x 10=80
Friday, 11 August 2017
Maths
Last term I have been learning my 7 times tables. It was hard at first, but now I find them a little easier than before. To help me remember, I practiced with equations for example 9 x 4. I went 7 x 4 + 2 x 4 = 36. I used my seven times tables to work it out.
7 x 1= 7
7 x 2=14
7 x 3 =21
7 x 4=28
7 x 5=35
7 x 6=24
7 x 7=48
7 x 8=56
7 x 9=63
7 x 10=70
7 x 11=77
7 x 1= 7
7 x 2=14
7 x 3 =21
7 x 4=28
7 x 5=35
7 x 6=24
7 x 7=48
7 x 8=56
7 x 9=63
7 x 10=70
7 x 11=77
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