Reading workshop with Mr Wallace. My notes about a Great white shark at Waimarama

WALT: Take effective notes about some news.

WILF:Words that give information my own words

My next learning step is: To take notes from a news article on T.V.

Great white shark catch

Fishermen disappointed to catch a great white instead of crayfish 

The began to lean.

The shark probably 2 meters long.

Weighs about 180-200 kgs 

The shark got freed.

The last report had of a great white was 4.5m long

Maths

WALT use our maths thinking to solve and create number and picture squares.

Here is my one that I created 

Try to solve this by commenting on my blog

Reading term 4 with Mr W

WALT: take notes when listening to a reader

WILF: short sentences 

key words

 information.

* my next step will be to take accurate notes when a speaker is talking at a normal speed.

Maths

WALT find the average temperature 

To find the average temperature for these five 

days we gave to add all of the temperatures together.

The total of all temperatures = 65

The next step is to divide the total by the number of days.

65 divided by 5 = 13

The average temperature is 13 degrees Celsius 

Pangarau/Maths

WALT tell time using te reo Māori 

Because it is Māori language week we are designing clocks and telling the time in Māori 

He aha te taima? what is the time?

Reading

WALA Moa 

We researched facts about the Moa.

I used pic collage to present my facts

What I found interesting was that the maori used Moa eggs for containers.

Reading

In reading WALT think about what we read.

 This sheet asked us some questions about motorbikes and motorbike riders.

The book we read was called on the trail and this book was about motorbikes.

I learnt about the throttle and the gear you need to wear.