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This is my homework that we did for homeowork. We had to complete the question that was already for us to answer and come up with interesting facts. Im sorry for not letting you see the the presentation but I put the link.
I am a student at Tamaki College. This blog is a record of my learning from Panmure Bridge School through to Tamaki College.
Friday, 4 March 2016
Baking Soda and Vinegar
This is the photo that group 3 for science we did in the hall. For science, we did baking soda and vinegar. After we did the ingredient, we thought that it would raise up but it didn't, it just went over the bowl.
Where in the world am I?
This is my homework that my Partner and I did. In the presentation, it shows facts about the Sydney Opera House. In the presentation, it has two challenges that includes facts about the Sydney Opeara House.
Labels:
2016,
charlize,
homelearning,
Jane
Thursday, 25 February 2016
Homelearning - Jane & Tiare
This is my homework for this week. Tiare and I had to figure out where was this place was. I had to answer the the question that was was already in presentation. I had to do the challenge and the super challenge.
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homelearning,
Jane,
Tiare,
wk 5
Friday, 19 February 2016
Science DLO by Jane
This is my DlO about science. We made Sherbet. We had to make to and taste it. We had to follow to step that we were given and it came all right. When we taste and put it in our mouth, it went all bubbly.
Wednesday, 17 February 2016
Streching Sentences
This is my presentation about stretching sentences with the 5 w's. In this presentation, it shows us that you can turn a boring sentences into a interesting sentences if you can do the 5 w's. The 5 w's is: Who, what, when, where, why. With those 5'w it can put our boring writing into a interesting.
Labels:
Streching Sentecnes,
Writing
Thursday, 11 February 2016
What we found out in LS2
Here is our data DLO showing the most popular sport in LS2. In this Google Drawing, it shows that most people in our class like playing netball more than any other kind of sport.
Labels:
collaboration,
maths,
statistics
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