Sacraments

 Wow I can't believe it's the last week of term 3! It will be a long time till I post again so might as well post some R.E work! So last week and this week my class has been working on the different Sacraments. We had three different tasks to do well 4 but I'll explain that bit later. So the first activity was to make a DLO about the Sacraments of Initiation and then the second activity was to make a DLO showing how the Sacraments of Healing gives us Grace and then the third activity was to make a newspaper about how Bishops and Priests  and different leadership roles in the Church carry out their Responsibilities in the Catholic Church and everywhere! And the fourth and finale activity we needed to do was make one or more symbols for all the sacraments using Scratch!

But before I show you and tell you what I needed to post I'm going to give you some tips for every single day that you need to use since this COVID is still going around. So wear a mask and practice your Social distancing and if you are sick stay at home and go to a doctor to get some medicine. And if you need to sneeze or cough then do it onto a tissue or if you don't have tissues cough or sneeze onto your arm.

Here are the activities I did:

When you press the pictures it will come up with another google drawing teaching you about it. So here they are:

Here is my second one: 

Here is my third one:

Here is my last one: 

Holy Orders: Holy Orders is when we express our call to Religious life. It is when a Priest prays for someone that wants to become a Priest and they bless them. So when someone becomes a Pope, Bishop or a Priest they receive Holy Orders. So what they do is serve other Catholic followers. What people need to do first is heal and preach in their name or Jesus’ and then the two main steps to take Holy Orders is to have your hands laying and prayer of consecration.

Marriage: This is where you commit yourself to someone when you have Marriage. You are promising yourself and everyone that you want to stay with that person forever! When you have Marriage, Jesus gives the strength and grace to live the real life of Marriage. Marriage is one of the most important Sacraments because it is a time to be united with someone you love and you want to spend the rest of your life with them so you can feel God’s presence in another way!

So those are the Sacraments of Commitment. You need to be Responsible when you have Marriage and when you take Holy Orders and you need to look after the Person you are married to and you need to look after whoever is in your Diocese if you are a Bishop and if you are a Priest you need to look after your Parish.

For this one we had to describe the Sacraments of Commitment and the Responsibilities for it.

This might be my last post until I go back to school so it will be a while till I post again!

I hoped you enjoyed my Sacraments post today!

Bye!

Maori Language week!

 So this week is Maori language week well last week was Maori language week and we had to do a task for Maori language week! So what we had to do was choose one of the Maori things to learn about like the Maori Alphabet, numbers greetings and animals. We only had to choose one and on each slide there were different links and videos so we could learn more about it! I chose to do the Maori Alphabet cause I actually don't know the Maori Alphabet so I was excited to learn and then teach right after I learnt the Maori Alphabet! But before I teach you about Maori Alphabet and tell you more of what I did i'm going to give you some tips since the Corona Virus is still going around. 

1. Wear a Mask. 2. If you are sick stay at home. 3. Practice your social distancing. 4. Wash your hands for 20 seconds, and just stay safe. We can get through this Pandemic if you do these things. Okay, now back to the real deal.

So what we had to do was make a DLO using different tools to make our DLO's. My teacher said we had to be creative so that's what I did! Here is my DLO:

Just click on the objects and see what it comes up with!

Stay tuned for hopefully more work!

Changing Improper Fraction to Mixed Fractions

 Hello everyone! This might be one of my last posts since this week is week 10! And week 10 is the last week of school and the last week of term 3 which is crazy! I know this will probably be my last Math post in two weeks because you know we get two weeks off from school then it's term 4! So today I am going to teach you how to turn Improper Fractions to Mixed Fractions. On the slideshow in our Site and there were 4 different strategy's and one of them were changing Improper Fractions to Mixed Fractions so that is what I am going to teach you guys about today!

But before we get into any thing else first I want to talk about the Corona Virus that has still been going on since the start of 2020! So I want to make sure you are all safe and wash your hands for 20 seconds and practice your social distancing and wear masks and if you are sick stay home and see a Doctor. Okay now let's get onto the real deal!

So in the slideshow on the class site it had the 4 different options and obviously we had to choose 1 and then when we picked one one it would go to another slide an show different links on how to change Improper Fractions to Mixed Fractions so here is my DLO:

Stay tuned for hopefully more work until the Holidays!

Scratch Shapes

 Hey guys so today Me and my class and room 5 barely did like any proper school work. But instead we had to join different hangouts about different toolkits! We had 4 different sessions in different  times and we there were several different school in the Uru Manuka Cluster. We all learned different toolkits to use in our learning and Blogs and skills that can help us in the future.

    My first session was about making a Mihi and using a Mihi Maker and my second session was about Suped-Up slides with something called Pear peak or something like that then my third session was about Scratch Shapes and for my fourth session I joined a different one because it was supposed to be a Mihi Maker again but I didn't think I needed to do it so I chose something else.

Something I enjoyed was seeing all the new people and learning new things!

Something I found difficult was that I couldn't really hear anything and they were explaining to fast.

Adding Decimals

 Hello everyone! So today I a going to tell you about how to add Decimals! So in my Math's group we have been learning how to add Decimals together. I decided to make a quick google drawing of some questions! I will give you some tips of adding Decimals together so it can be easier when you do need to add decimals. So you can make one Decimal turn into a tidy number by taking away how much you need from the other Decimal and add it onto the one you want to make into a tidy number!

Here is my poster about teaching you guys how to add Decimals:

Keelhauling Punishment

 I actually haven't posted in a long time but I'm back. I think the last time i posted was last week and I used to always post a lot. Like I said in my latest post that there was a SPAM going on in one of the classes but now I'm back posting some good work! And still remember that the corona virus is still going around so make sure to wash your hands for 20 seconds, keep your masks on and follow the safety rules. Now let's get onto the fun stuff! So this week for reading we have been learning about Keelhauling. And most of you know that my school is learning about Pirates this term. Keelhauling is a type of punishment pirate so when Pirate betrays them or something like that. We had to answer not that much questions but quite a bit and I decided to answer one of them now here.

So the question is: What are some other Punishments that Pirates did? One of the most poplar ones is the marooning punishment. The marooning punishment is when all the pirate go against the one that is getting punished.

Here are some of the other questions we needed to answer: 

Something I enjoyed was finding out different information about Keelhauling. 

Something I found difficult was finding other different punishments and ones that have an explanation.

Stay tuned for more work!