In Te Maunga we had Te Wiki o Te Reo Maori. I learnt about Te Reo and other things about The Reo. One thing I liked doing was doing the puzzle because we then had a quiz and when you finish the puzzle it will say ATAAHUA and that would be one of the answers to the quiz. The thing that made me think hard was that I couldn't answer the second to last answer on the quiz, so I scrolled through the things that will give you a clue and I finally got the answer [which was whanau].
In Te Maunga we had Lockdown. At home I went out fishing with my Dad and I played around and just did other things around the house.We learnt about science online. I learnt that if you add something like gas and a few more ingredients [I forgot the rest].Then if you put one finger into the bowl of ingredients, yellow water would just make a circle of yellow water around the bubble from the gas.One thing I liked doing in lockdown, was that I could spend more days & time with my family.The thing that you can learn from this is that lockdown may take a while [and it might get boring] but you should always stay put where ever you live and just listen to what the Prime Minister says.
In Te Maunga we have been doing science. We learnt about volcanoes, lava lamps, and marshmallow launchers. One thing I liked doing was when we poured the baking soda into the vinegar with the food colouring and the hot and cold water. The thing you can learn from this is that science takes a long time to practice and that you should always take your time doing science.
In Te Maunga we have been doing measurement. We learnt how heavy three knives and three forks weigh. We also learnt the temperature of hot water, half hot and cold water and the temperature of just cold water. We learnt about the units of measurements and other things about measurements. My favourite part was when me and my group did the one where you had to see the degrees celsius of hot water, half hot water and half cold water. The thing that I think you can learn from this is lots of things about measurement and other things like the units, the weight and the temperature.
In TeMaunga we have been doing Matariki. We learnt about the star cluster of Matariki and other things about Matariki. We also learnt Matariki means the Maori New Year. One thing that I liked doing was painting rocks with Elly and my other classmates. The thing that I’m going to do to challenge myself is trying to learn more and more things about Matariki.
