Waitangi Treaty Grounds - Reflection

18/09/20

 W.A.L.T reflect on our class trip.

On Tuesday the 14th, our class went on a trip to the Waitangi Treaty Grounds. We got there after approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes by bus. When we made it to the grounds, we went on a tour to see the canoes (there were five of them) and all the patterns carved onto them. There was a very big tree stump there too. We also went to a museum and saw some paintings of the treaty signing and talked about that for a bit. When we got back to the learning room, we got into groups and were giving a bunch of jumbled numbers from 1 to 50. The idea was to work as a team and think of strategies to order the numbers correctly before the other teams. Later on, we used surface tablets to create a quick project on Scratch showing a quiz to test people's Te Reo Maori. 

Below are a few pictures of our trip to Waitangi Treaty Grounds:

   

While on this trip, I enjoyed creating the projects on Scratch because it was fun to animate the characters.

I found the patterns interesting because they tell a story.

Have you been to the Waitangi Treaty Grounds?

Have you created something on Scratch before?

Sudoku Math Task

14/09/20

Sudoku Math Task

Today our math task was to complete two sheets about number sudoku's. Mr Metzger cut the little sudoku grids and gave them to us one by one. First we did the 4 x 4 grid, and then we got the sheet with the 6 x 6 grid. We had to fill the numbers, based on the grid, into the empty spaces. The numbers in the sudoku's have to contain all numbers in a row, column or mini box, but if two of the same number are in the same row, column or mini box, the it's incorrect.

Below are a few screenshots of my Sudoku task:

   

I really enjoyed this task because like playing Sudoku.
I think I did well with ordering the numbers into the right place.  One thing I could improve on was gluing the task into my book tidier.

Do you like completing Sudoku's?