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Wednesday, 18 March 2015

Polyfest


People and their whanau participate in the polyfest to enjoy the performance of different cultures. Some people like to learn what other culture dance group do but some like to stick with their own culture group. Some people don't like the group that they are in because it's to hard or because they just don't like it. They have to make their own costume or fundraise to make one or get one. Some people have to train to get fit for the group that they are in and also to fit in and make their self's comfortable. Some performers had to go thorough hard times because their the leader of their group and because they have to show what they can do to make it through the group they want to go in. They have to
To be in the group you will have too.
1. Show their talent and moves
2. practice
3. keep fit
4. fundraising
5. perform
6. dress up
7. be confidence
8. happy
9. enjoy
10. love it
11. experience

The polyfest is a way to show each culture how they dance and how the way to do their things. It is also another way to learn different languages. The important part is going to the practice and the reason it is important is because you won't mess up the dance and so you can catch up with the moves.

Thursday, 5 March 2015

Visual Mihi


The top left corner picture is my culture the one next to it means always use our manners and the bottom right one means we love to play volleyball and the flower one represents all the beautiful flowers in Samoa.

Tuesday, 3 March 2015

Subtraction

89 - ? = 36
89 - 53 = 36

I took away 30 from 80 and did the same thing to the 9 & 6 and altogether I had 36.

Subtraction

289 - ? = 136
289  - 153 = 136

First I took away 100 from two hundred and then subtracted 80 and 30 and then took away 30 from the 90 and then it equaled 136

Wednesday, 25 February 2015

Maths

343 + 635 = 978

300 + 600 = 900                                                                    
40 + 30 = 70                                                                           
3 + 5 = 8                                                                                 

900 + 70 + 8 = 978     

First I added the 300 and the 600 hundred which equaled 900 and then I added 40 and the 70 which added up to 70 and the last one I added was 3 and 8 and it equaled 8 and altogether it equaled 978.








Monday, 2 February 2015

2015

Hi. My name is Ramonadel and this year I am a year eight. I am in room four and my teacher is Mrs Moala. I am 11 years old and I'm turning 12 on February the 5th. My goal for this year is to do better and try my hardest. My favourite thing to do at school is to animate.