Monday, 24 September 2018

Temperatures in Gisborne and Alexandra

Gisborne
Gisborne was hot during the day and cold at night. On Monday it was 17 degrees celsius. On Thursday and Friday had the same weather temperatures and they were 14 degrees celsius. At night time the weather temperature plateaued over three days - Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.On Thursday night it had dropped from the plateaued of 6 into 2.On Friday the nighttime weather temperature plateaued but it went cool then colder.The high average was 14.6The low average was 5.8The range was High of : 4 degrees celsius Low of: 7 degrees celsiusThe highest temperature during the day was 17 celsius, another high temperature during the night was 9 degree celsius. For the lowest temperature was 2 on Thursday night.
Alexandra
Alexandra was warm during the day, but it got really cold at night. The same temperatures were on Wednesday and Friday, because it had a high of 14 degrees celsius. The lowest temperature that was the same were Wednesday and Friday. The temperature for these two days was -2  degree celsius. I found out that two nights got below 0 degrees celsius which was freezing point. The range was:High: 4Low: 9Then the averageHigh: 12.8Low: 8What city/town would you live in? And why?I would like to live in Alexandra because I like the warm temperatures during the day, with the warm sun upon my face, and at night I like to wear warm clothes, while drinking hot chocolate. I sleep well at night when it is cold.

Friday, 21 September 2018

My comment to Wesley Intermediate

You can see that this is my comment, my comment is to Wesley Intermediate School Room 9. My comment has what I liked about their film for the Ako Hiko Film Festival, what I had enjoyed, and what they could in improve on. The other thing in my comment to them was any questions I had.

Monday, 10 September 2018

Mintie wrapper challenge

Last week we had done a challenge was to see who was the patience student and why they are patience.

The different between the longest and shortest wrapper. The longest Mintie wrapper was 102 centimeters because I had patience and I didn’t pay attention to anybody's else’s work. The shortest measurement was Nigel’s wrapper. It was 36.3 cms because he wasn’t paying attention to the teacher and he was rushing through it.
What were the same? There were some that were the same but it was only different by the decimals point. Lesina, Cleo, and Naia were all in the 44 centimeters, but Lesina had 44.9 centimeters, Naia had the 44.5, and Cleo had 44.3 centimeters.

What was the average?
The total of the number is 1303.2 then I had to divide it by 21 and I got 62 centimeters. There were not that many students below the average. My mintie wrapper was above. There were 12 students above average and 9 students below average.

What was the Rage?
The range is 65.7cm. 102 - 36.3 = 65.7cm

 What is the mode?
The mode is 44cm because three students got 44cm.

Thursday, 6 September 2018

Tongan language week



In our class for Tongan language week 

Ephesians and I had done a presentation of numbers in Tongan and in English.  


I would like to say sorry for my spelling and the noise in the background. 


Tuesday, 28 August 2018

Transports



Seventeen students chose cars as their mode of transport to get to school, because students in Room 1 Maths live far away, and some of their parents don’t trust them to walk or go in other vehicles. Also, the roads around are dangerous and so if your child bikes to school they will get hurt because of the traffic. Richardson Road and Maioro Road are highways where most of the traffic gathers and leads onto the motorway.

There are five students that walk because their house would be closer to school, their parents might go to work early in the morning, and your child gets good exercise.

Thursday, 23 August 2018

Elephants report

Elephants Report Writing
By Sayonara


Elephants are the world’s largest mammals, they live in India and Africa. Elephants are one of the different types of animals in the world, they have huge tusks. Elephants rome around in groups. The oldest female elephant has most status and is called the matriarch.  


Family
The male elephant is known as a bull, the female elephant is known as a cow and a baby elephant is known as a calf. Africa and Indian baby elephants are very hairy and can grow up to two feet tall. The word calf is used to describe baby cows and giraffes.
When they live together, they live tightly, the males and females are a family but go their separate ways when the calf is grown up.


Diet
Elephants diets are strange. They eat leaves, twigs, fruits,  bark, and roots. Baby elephants drink their mother's milk. The adult's drinks to about 130.5 liters of water a day. As they drink 130.5 liters the elephants add 40 pounds more.


Features
Elephants can be found in the continent of Africa and Asia. The Indian elephants are smaller, they are less wrinkly and grey, they are small with two small ears, with a huge humped back. Indian elephants have one tip at the end of their trunk to pick up objects. Their trunk can grow up to 11 feet long and their body weighs approximately 400 pounds. African elephants are bigger than Indian elephants. African elephants have big ears and more wrinkly skin. The male and female elephants have tusks that grow up to 11 feet tall with the weight of 1300 pounds. The tusks grow throughout their entire lives.


Trunk
The elephant trunk is known to be good luck. Asian Indian elephants trunks are approximately between 5.5m - 6.5m. The African elephant's trunks are approximately 7 feet long. Indian and African elephants can soak up 8 liters of water into their nostrils and then can blow it into their mouth. For the baby elephants they don’t drink milk directly out of their mother's trunk, they drink out of their mouth. Indian and African elephants parts are used for billiards balls and piano keys.

Tuesday, 21 August 2018

Values of prayers


At Christ The King we have values that have scriptures links to the Bible, 
Respect, Mattew 25:40, 
Justices, Galatians 6:10, 
Peace and Joy, Psalm 118:24, 
Love and Services, 1 Corinthians 16:14.
We create our own prayers.