Thursday, November 21, 2013
# Math Test #
There were 55 cards shared out between 5 friend's you put 5 or 10 in each box first and they will have 27. 5 cards each.
Tevita - Gloss test
1. 64 - 8 = 56
64 - 4 = 60
60 - 5 = 56
2. 72- 9 = 63
72- 2 = 70
70 - 7 = 63
3. 41 - 6 = 45
41 - 1 = 40
40 - 5 = 45
4. 268 - 124 = 4
200 - 100 = 100
60 - 20 = 40
8 - 4 = 4
5. 72 - 56 = 76
56 + 76 = 72
you jump 4 to get up to 60 and then jump 72 and that will be up to 72. Then you add it altogether 72 + 4 = 76
64 - 4 = 60
60 - 5 = 56
2. 72- 9 = 63
72- 2 = 70
70 - 7 = 63
3. 41 - 6 = 45
41 - 1 = 40
40 - 5 = 45
4. 268 - 124 = 4
200 - 100 = 100
60 - 20 = 40
8 - 4 = 4
5. 72 - 56 = 76
56 + 76 = 72
you jump 4 to get up to 60 and then jump 72 and that will be up to 72. Then you add it altogether 72 + 4 = 76
Friday, November 15, 2013
math work - term 4
6. The shop is selling jandals for $9 a pair. They have sold $486 worth of jandals so far. How many pairs have they sold?
9 x _ = 486 9 x 50 =
450 + 9 x 4 = 36 = 486 that equal 54 jandals sold.
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
E te mauri mai tāwhiti
To the souls which ascend from afar
E te whare, te papa, te kainga noho tēnā koutou
The community house/classroom/ancestral house, people of the community, greetings
Ki ngā anahera, kua rere hei taki, hei tuara mo te hunga ora, haere
To our dearly departed, who continue to provide us with direction, we acknowledge you
Ki a tātou, he mihi nui
To the living, greetings
Ko Maungarei te maunga
To the great mountain Maungarei, the ancestral mountain
Ko Te Wai o Taiki te awa
To the flowing river Te Wai o Taiki, the ancestral waters
Ko Ukutoia te papa
To the land in which I stand Ukutoia, the area in which we dwell
Tēnā koutou
Greetings to you all
Ko _Tevita____ tōku pāpā, nō _Tonga_______ ia
Tevita_____ is my father, he is from Tonga_______
Ko Moka tōku māmā, nō _Tonga_____ia
_Moka____ is my father, she is from __Tonga_____
Ko __Tevita__ ______ tōku ingoa
My name is ____Tevita_ _______
Ko __Glen Innes____ tōku kainga noho
I live in __Glen Innes_______
Tekau mā _2___ ōku tau
I am _12____ years old
Nōreira, e ngā manuhiri tuārangi, ngā tauira, kaiako, kaumātua, he mihi nui, he mihi aroha
So therefore, to our distinguished guests, students, teachers, elders, a warm and heartfelt greeting
Anei he kōrero a te kura, “Whaiā kia eke”
Here is our school’s motto, to illustrate our intentions, to strive to succeed
Nōreira tēnā koutou katoa
So therefore, greetings one and all
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
5 Jobs _ Tevita
Rugby: to play rugby i need to be able to do my school work and be good in school.
Police Man: I have to join a police academy and work more harder on the trainings
Spy: to be a agent spy you need to be clever and cheeky
Army: you need to do extra missions and extra training
Car Engineer: you need to learn about cars and about the tools
The first at school _ Tevita
Draft#2
Waiting nervously in the office with my nana I said to myself, “Man the schools in New Zealand are way different than in America.” When we were in America we didn’t have to wear any uniform, but in New Zealand you do wear uniform. I noticed than in America has netbooks but New Zealand does.
Mrs Flavelle the office lady walked towards me and said, “Good Morning how are you.” “ I’m fine thank you ” I replied nervously. “which classroom am I going to be in” I asked. You are going to be in Room 16. So she me took into Rm 16. I was too shy to go in. My body was shaking like if there were a earthquake happening.
Mrs Flavelle called to me “Are you alright it’s okay they're nice kids. I walked slowly into the class and sat down on the mat. Kids that knew was asking these questions “Are you from America,” “Did you come from the States.” “Yes I did come from the States” as I whispered to Mateo.
“WOOAH! that’s cool.” My teacher was Mr Somerville. He is kind, funny and sometimes dry. But most of all he is the best. He was the best teacher I ever had. He let us play outside, play on games, and let us watch movies.
RIIIIIIIIIING! as the bell rang. “Time for morning tea.”
Draft#1
On the first day of school Mrs Flavelle took me into Rm 16. I was too shy to go in. My body was shaking like if there were a earthquake happening. Mrs Flavelle said to me “Are you aright it’s okay they're nice kids. So walked inside the class and I sat on the mat. “Are you from America,” “Did you come from the States.” “Yes I did come from the States” as I said to the students.
“WOO AH! that’s cool.” My teacher was Mr Somerville. He is kind, funny and sometimes dry. But most of all he is the best. He was the best teacher I ever had. He let us play outside, play on games, and let us watch movies.
RIiNG! as the bell rang. “Time for morning tea” Mr Somerville said. “Do you have lunch” as Mateo said to me. Come let’s go and play outside.
Today we had 40 minutes to write about our first day at school. We are setting our goals for our self for the term
Monday, October 21, 2013
Melvin Tevita _ Earthquake Hit Pakistan
A major earthquake has hit Pakistan, causing a island sea just off the country’s southern coast. That earthquake was so powerful that it caused the seabed to create a small island about 600 meters away from the coast of Pakistan in the Arabian sea. The officials say the rate of the earth-quake was unknown but 45 people has die and it may just increase.
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