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Thursday, 29 October 2020

Tokelau Language Week.

Malo ni everybody, it is Tokelauan Language and the theme is 'Apoapo tau foe, i nā tāfea i te galutau. Ke mau mai, ke mau mai' which in English translates to, 'Never give up hope, even amidst chaos and much uncertainty. Stay united, stay strong'. Hope you all enjoy another favourite time of one of our pacific languages. 

Task Description: To celebrate Tokelau Language Week we have done a poster about this Island and culture. Also we have learnt some new facts about this Island and went on google finding answers to them all.

Hope you enjoy!



Maths: Chance and Probability.

WALT: Explore chance and probability and read graph data.

Task Description: For maths this week we are learning probability, which means a chance of getting something. But also we have learnt that there is a chance of getting the least or most number of something, and we have done a graph data. 


Wednesday, 21 October 2020

Create Task: Power Alternatives.

 Task Description: My create task is about power alternatives and the environment, I have made a poster showing the problems with power alternatives and the solutions. Also I have shared extra information about this book that I have read and what it is about.



Niuean Language Week: Niuean Alphabet.

 Task Description: This is a poster about the Niuean Alphabet, also how many vowels and consanents there are. I have watched some videos too about Niue and their beautiful Island, hope you learn about their language and more.




Tuesday, 20 October 2020

Niuean Language Week: The Naming Of Niue.

 Task Description: For this task I have made a poster about how Niue got there name, also why I am holding up two coconuts. We have learnt why and how Niue got their name and it is really cool and interesting to learn about new things everyday and peoples culture.



Water Sustainability.

Water Sustainability

Have you ever thought about where our water comes from?

Keeping our waterways clean and healthy are important because people don’t really take is serious when we are actually drinking the water. There are many reasons to help our water stay clean, make sure you  don’t throw rubbish in the water, use water wisely and don’t waste, keep the waterways clean so we can have fresh and healthy water.


Turning off water while brush your teeth can save up to 4 gallons each minute. Take shorter showers each minute less will save you 5 gallons. Use paper as less as you can, use email and electronic sources more.


Groundwater and water from marshlands is used to irrigate the fields .  In countries with a dry and hot climate this is especially problematic. Once pumped out of the ground the water doesn’t come back. Government and societies need to change their attitudes towards water.


Two thirds of the countries rivers in New Zealand are now too polluted to swim in.  Water gets polluted not just in our rivers and lakes but in our drinking water too. Sheep has been seeping through the polluted water and thousands of people got sick from it.

There you have it three reasons why you can keep our water clean, don’t throw rubbish in the water,don’t throw rubbish in the water, use water wisely and don’t waste, keep the waterways clean so we can have fresh and healthy water. This is why you should keep our water clean and make sure to be mindful of water we drink and use for our health.


Sustainability: Water.

WALT: Write an explanations about Water Sustainability.

 Task Description: Our writing task is about writing an explanation about our water (water sustainability). Working on how we can keep our water clean for our environment and our body's. Also we have written our see paragraphs on different slides and our introduction and conclusion at the bottom.