Food for thought

Today I just had a lesson with Whaea Abi the healthy trust lady about heathly eating. The interesting part was seeing how Nutrition is

• Energy
• Vitamins + minerals
• Fibre - "keeps you fuller for longer"

The planning was awesome how she showed us that Meat has protein in it and in milk and dairy products has calcium that is good for your teeth and done's.
   

Interesting fact

What you should do when you catch a Tuna?
Tools 

• knife
• bucket
• newpaper

Method
First you put the tuna into the bucket and take it home.
Then gut the tuna with a knife.
After the water it down.
Then get some new paper and rub the slime off.
Finally get brown sugar a rub it and put it in the cooker.
Finally you have a perfect cooked tuna well done.

Language features

The last couple of days I been working on a writing procedure the list to a perfect procedure writing is

• Title
• Ingredients
• Method, Instructions, numbering paragraphs
• Final statement 
• Time linking words
• adverds

The hard part was nothing because I remember everything from the lesson last year plus I like doing cooking with my nanny. The easy part is following the method for procedure. I can do a final statement. I need to not yell across the room to Whaea Verbina.

mai te awa ki te tepu

Last couple of days I been doing a venn diagram comparing a fish and a tuna (eel). The easy part was knowing what they have the same. The hard part was knowing what they have different from each other. Hope you enjoy my Venn diagram

Prime number

Today I been learning how to do prime numbers. The easy part was learning the structures. The hard part was figuring what one was composite and prime. I need to work hard on my timetable. I can follow the structures for prime numbers. 

Sorry

Last couple of days I been working on a poem about how I'm sorry about having to much rubbish in the world. The easy part was decorating it. The hard part was think about words that made sense. I can now write a poem. I need to work on nothing.

Inquiry fact

The last couple of days I been learning about traditional eels traps. The hard part was researching up traditional eels trap because it didn't tell me anything about eels traps. The easy part was making a animation about how a hinaki works by the way hinaki is a Maori word for an eel trap. I need to work better with my partner. I can make a animation that shows how an hinaki works.

Prime numbers

Last two days I been going to work shops for prime numbers. The hard parts are learning all the steps in prime number. The steps are:

• timetable
• 2 factors in a prime number 
• divisible by itself
• no remainders
• 24 number are only even numbers.

The easy part was figuring the prime numbers and the composite numbers because after learning all the steps I kinda got it. I can follow the step and make sure that the correct numbers are prime numbers and not composite. I need to work on my 6,7,8 timetables.

 

Language structures

Last couple of days I been working on my report writing about eels it was interesting finding facts about eel some I didn't know so that was cool. The easy part was finding interesting fact about eel of course. The hard part was trying to put the facts into my own words like with out copying or paste it and organising my paragraph in the correct place and putting a space after my punctuate. I can search facts really easy on sites. I need to work on putting a space after my punctuate. Here's my finish report hope you like this😃 

Eels know in New Zealand Tuna

GENERAL STATEMENT

The eel known in New Zealand tuna. The eel is an Anguilliformes and a carnivorous. They spend their whole life underwater. Hydro dams stops the eels (Tuna) Moving freely up rivers and stop them to get to they migrating place. If you were an eel how would you feel? Their Scientific name is Anguilliformes.

APPEARANCE

During their life they can grow up to two metres long. When the eels are small they are smooth then older eels. Eels change shape when they are ready to migrate. Longfin eels also have a largemouth and small sharp teeth. The longfin eels top teeth that are form pointy like a pointy arrow.

DIET

Moray eel eat fish like molluscs and other eels. Fin-eels eat insect, larvae, water snails and worms. Eels hunt by smell rather than sight. Long fin eels have a well developed sense of smell, isn’t that cool.

LIFE CYCLE

When they are ready to have babies they leave New Zealand and swim up to 5000 kilometre to the tropical pacific where it’s safe. The name of eel larvae are called leptocephalus. Before entering fresh water the leptocephalus change form into a familiar eel body. Longfin eels breed only just before the end of their life.

Closing STATEMENT

Eels known in New Zealand Tuna. During their life they can grow up to two metres long, Longfin eels have a well developed sense of smell and Longfin eels breed only once at the end of their life. Do you think eels are interesting?

  

Language features

Language Features
Today I been working on a my life cycle about eels because we are writing and been working on language features what's language features? You ask well it's:

• Impersonally pronouns 
• Action verbs
• Present tense words

The hard part was trying to put my fact to together. The easy part is adding impersonally pronouns.

LIFE CYCLE:When they are ready to have babies they leave New Zealand and swim up to 5000 kilometre to the tropical pacific where it’s safe. The name of eel larvae are called leptocephalus. Before entering fresh water the leptocephalus change form into a familiar eel body. Long-fin eels breed only once at the end of their life.

Language features

Last couple of days I been working on a general statement like a opening statement for our report. The easy part was writing my general statement. The hard part was looking for a fact that I wouldn't be using for my report. I can write my general statement know but couple of days go I was kind a strangling with my general statement. I need to try and pronounce the hard words by sounding it out. Comment if you like my General statement😃 Blog you next time

General statement

The eel know in New Zealand tuna. It’s an Anguilliformes an a carnivorous and spend they whole life underwater. Hydro dams stops the eels (Tuna) Moving freely up rivers and stop them to get to they migrate if you were an eel how would you feel? Scientific name is Anguilliformes.

I wonder

Last couple of days I been working on a D.L.O (Digital learning object) called Powtoon It was I wonder? For our reading to. The hard part was uploading my Powtoon to my blog. The easy part was creating my Powtoon it was really awesome. I can now upload my Powtoon to my blog. I need to save my Powtoon because once I forgot to save my Powtoon then all my hard work was gone so make sure you save your Powtoon first before you delete your tab.  MY POWTOON  Watch my Powtoon about eels.
Blog you next time😀😃

Inquiry fact

Inquiry fact
The largest species is the slender giant moray eel can grow up to 13 feet.

Inquiry Fact about eels

FACTS ABOUT EELS
They swim up to 5000 kilometres to the tropical pacific to reproduce and to migrate.

  

Screencastify

 Today I have proof I have done a screen castify. The easy part was to creating a screen castify. The hard part is sharing my screen castify to my blog. So here is a video of an old screen castify hope you like it.   

My screen castify

It's an eels life

Today I learnt about eels and how they are nearly extinct we had to watch videos and articles about eels and make a side and pick three activities. The easy part was pick three activities. The hard part was knowing that eels are at risk of extinction. I need to focus more on my mahi instead of my drawings.