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Friday, March 23, 2018

Koda's AMAZING Learning map


  1. I have been learning to create a learning map, to create your own learning map you do this: What helps you learn and what stops you from learning. Something I found hard was making my avatar and adding the right pictures.My next steps are to screencastify my learning map.

Thursday, January 25, 2018

Bringing things to the 1930s

If i Could bring somethings to the 1930s I would bring i phone 8, tablet i pad other digital devices, new  modern soccer ball, modern rugby ball and modern clothes. These are the reasons I think we should take all this stuff to the 1930s. Devices could show people from the 1930s more things, Modern soccer and rugby balls are much lighter and I think that the clothes today are much nicer than clothes in the 1930s.

Tuesday, January 23, 2018

Problem solving

English translated to Maori

English: Welcome to New Zealand.
Maori: Nau mai ki Aoteroa.
English: Koda is my name.
Maori: Ko Koda toku ingoa.
English: What is your name?
Maori: He aha to ingoa?
English: I like to play Rugby.
Maori: He pai taku ki te takaro i te whutupaoro .
English: Where do you come from?
Maori: No hea koe?

Wednesday, January 17, 2018

Tapu Wae

In our class we play Tapu Wae, a traditional Maori game. People use different rules but these are the rules we use in our class. There are three different sections middle, defensive and attack. On each end of the court there is a circle, in the circle there are three cones and a defender. The attackers job is to knock the cones down without moving and with defenders trying to intercept the pass, with the same thing on the other endRelated imageRelated image. There is 1 person from each side in the middle trying to catch the ball if it goes out of play, and if the people in the middle catch the ball they pass the ball the to there attackers. The winner is the team who knock the 3 cones first.

Tuesday, January 16, 2018

My unique family

2 fun facts about 3 of my family members and what they


like to in the Summer
Nico:
Swimming, Trampoline
Qaiden:
Fishing, Playing outside
Mum:
Relaxing on the beach, Reading

Would I like to have 9 siblings?

Would I like to have 9 siblings?

No way, 9 is too many!

We  would probably have a bus and it would be squishy.

The couch would be squishy.

It would cost too much money for 12 bean bags for us to sit on and be comfortable.

I think that we wouldn´t get on well all the time.  Sometimes I fight with my brothers.

These are the reasons why I don´t want 9 siblings.