Blackout day-All blacks

Today everyone at school was dressed in their team colours most people dressed in black representing the All blacks team whilst a few others were wearing red for the lions. The school had two assemblies, one for a normal school day and another to wish the All Blacks the very best of luck, well...of course the lions too. We all sang tutira mai nga iwi which is the Lions tour song at the moment. Then the kapa haka group which includes me did the All Blacks haka '"Ka mate". During lunch time Mr Ovilgie  spray painted the letters "All blacks" on the grass on the field, we all were given numbers before our second assembly and when it was finished we all stood on a letter which contained the number 1 to 9.
A few moments later when that was done Everybody stood in a big circle surrounding the courts and we all passed a ball around back to the person who started with it. GOOD LUCK TO BOTH TEAMS.

Table chart-Rubbish response

This is a table chart showing PBS responses to dropping rubbish. It is shocking for me and harlem to see many people dropping rubbish including us. 69.2% out of 100% of pupils in PBS have dropped rubbish accidentally or on purpose. 30% out of 100% of pupils in PBS have taken responsibility for their actions and they sensibly put their rubbish in the bin knowing that dropping rubbish can have a negative effect on tomorrow. Our teachers Mrs Anderson and Mrs kirkpatrick have made a spreadsheet that shows our schools responses to dropping rubbish and the school is deciding what we can do to decrease the amount of rubbish dropped.

Link to responses.

Dance-Keeping in time

Today for dance we were recording our dance to self evaluate and fix the things we were doing wrong. We learnt some pretty cool-new tricks and we also learnt to dance in time with the music which took a lot of practice.

Dance

Today for dance we filmed our dances so we can look over what we are doing wrong that we need to fix.I was working with Fatongia. We made a lot of new moves today and learnt how to make shapes using different methods. We were grouped up with Oh hsen and Dallas so we can film each others dance.

Inquiry

Today for inquiry we had a provocation that we needed to explore. I was working with Mathias, 
Oh Hsen and Eric. As a team we had to come up with our own opinions and chose which one was the best but we couldn't speak. Our provocation was about the rubbish in our school and how we can resolve the problem of rubbish. Our whole group came up with this opinion: We can put out more bins because people might be lazy to walk to the bin. 

NZ flow chart-Milk

    This is a flow chart I have created with Oh hsen, Dallas and Eric.We made a flow chart about milk in schools and what happens to it when we put in in the blue wheelie bin.

Maths Problem - Mathias

 
Our activity today was to create a Maths Problem with a partner. This week we are learning how to find fractions and percentages. My partner and I made a problem and we solved it using our fractions and percentages.