WALT we are learning to play ki-o-rahi

the hard part was trying to find the photo

Have you played ki-o-rahi

My photo is a ki-o-rahi field there is only 4 people are allowed in the river 7 people are out by the poe

WALT we are learning about who and what helps us learn

My learning map shows…    My learning maps show that my mum teaches me things like going fishing

Reflection    it was hard trying to find things that help me.

Question Do you have a learning map at your school

WALT we are learning to swim safely

I am able to float on my front and back. yes

I can do front glide with correct kicking. yes

I can glide on my back with correct kicking. yes

I can swim freestyle. yes

I can swim backstroke I can do sculling to keep afloat. maybe

I can swim one length of freestyle with correct breathing. Yes

The easy part of swimming was swimming in the shallows and
the hard part was holding my breath under the water

The easy part was throwing the ball and the hard part was
catching the ball

WALT we are learning to catch and pass a large ball.

I show that I can catch and throw a ball.

Can you pass a ball and catch it.

WALT we are learning to show what a word  means using google draw

Reflection it looked easy but it was hard.

Question do you have a garden at home if you do what is in it.

garden with scinice

Walt we are learning to identif  topic specific words fing there meaning
do you have a garden a home what is in it.

Experiment	a procedure or operation carried out under controlled conditions in order to discover something, to test a hypothesis, or to serve as an example
Alkaline	any of the strongly basic metals consisting of beryllium, magnesium, calcium, strontium, barium, and radium —called also alkaline earth
Photosynthesis	the process by which plants and some bacteria and protists that contain chlorophyll make carbohydrates from water and from carbon dioxide in the air in the presence of light
Carbon dioxide	a heavy colorless gas CO2 that is formed especially by the burning and breaking down of organic substances (as in animal respiration), is absorbed from the air by plants in photosynthesis, and has many industrial uses' [
Nutrients,	Plants make their own food with the sun’s help. Animals, including humans, do not. Instead they eat food—plants or other animals—to get what their bodies need to live and grow. Nutrition is the science of how the body uses food.