
This is a blog for Room 8, a Year 4/5 class at Brookfield School in Tauranga, New Zealand. We aim to share our learning with our whanau and the world. We hope that you will follow our learning and comment on our blog.
Sites we like
Welcome to Term 3
Our Inquiry Topic for Term 3 is: "Are people the same where ever you live in the world?" We are going to be looking at different cultures and values. We will have a Cultural Day on the 17th September where you are welcome to come and see the work we have been doing.
Pages
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Maths Problem solved by Ezra
Well done Ezra! You are the first person in Room 8 to blog the correct answer to this weeks Maths problem. Ezra has worked out that each hamburger would be $2.25 and the fries would be $1.50. $2.25 + $2.25 + $1.50 = $6.00. The hamburgers are
75c more than the fries.
75c more than the fries.
Monday, May 10, 2010
Maths Problem
Joshua R has been doing some good thinking about our Maths problem, so has Ezra, Joshua W and Koben. Think about what you are doing to solve the problem? Does the cost of your 2 burgers and fries add up to $6 when you have finished?
In Writing this morning we have been looking at what an advertisement is and the language of advertising. We are going to be linking the language of advertising into our expositional writing unit.
What a great day we are having in Room 8!
In Writing this morning we have been looking at what an advertisement is and the language of advertising. We are going to be linking the language of advertising into our expositional writing unit.
What a great day we are having in Room 8!
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Maths Problem
Here is this weeks Maths Problem.
At Terry's Takeaway Place, 2 hamburgers and one packet of fries cost $6 altogether. A hamburger costs 75c more than the fries. How much is one hamburger?
At Terry's Takeaway Place, 2 hamburgers and one packet of fries cost $6 altogether. A hamburger costs 75c more than the fries. How much is one hamburger?
Monday, May 3, 2010
Mnemonic
Last week our 'fab word' was 'mnemonic". A mnemonic is a device to help you remember some thing tricky. An example is 'arithmetic' (A red indian thought he might eat toffee in church). Another example is 'Ngaruawahia' (Nine girls are running under a waterfall and here I am). We came up with some good mnemonics of our own.
Do you have a mnemomnic for one of your spelling words this week or perhaps for another word or place name? Please add your mnemonic as a comment to our blog and share it with us.
Do you have a mnemomnic for one of your spelling words this week or perhaps for another word or place name? Please add your mnemonic as a comment to our blog and share it with us.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)