Cook Island Language week.

Since cook island week was recently our class decided that we should all learn about the Cook Islands. We worked in groups to complete this post. I learned that cook Island doesn't speak one language. They speak English, Maori, and Rarotonga.

Wheel word quiz.

For reading Pakatoa did the wheel words quiz. We had to try create words by using the middle letter but needs to be between 4 and 9 letter words. I used 4 hints, I ended up getting them all right.

Kiwi Can Reflection

Today group B went to kiwi can. Our focus this week is resilience and problem solving. Problem solving is when you find a solution or way to fix the problem when somethings going wrong in your team or in your group. In kiwi can today we played two games, hand soccer and rock paper scissors. Our goal in hand soccer was two get the ball threw our goal, without cheating. 

Kiwi Can

In Kiwi can our topic is resilience , and goal setting. We talked about some of the goals we wanted to achieve, and for us to set goals for our self. We played two games. Golden child and Snatch. Our goal in golden child was to get our whole team across the other side, before the other team put the ball in the hoop. In snatch we had to make sure we followed the rules, and two not push and shove. 

PechaFlickr - Hikking

 

In writing we have been focusing on the topic pechaflikr. For this I worked collaboratively with Joel and our topic was hikking. For each photo we took turns describing whats going on in the photo, and make sure that the next photo links two what were they saying and makes sense. This was really fun because we got to try something new, this was my first ever time doing a pechafikr.

Cook Island language week

Since, Cook island week is this week. We have being learning how two speak some simple phrases in cook island. I parented up with Sky, to learn how to pronounce some cook Island sentences. If you want to learn how to speak cook Island click Digital dialect.

Karoro School - Lincon's blog

Today I have blogged on Lincon's blog from Karoro School. I commented on his Mind mapping blog post. I didn't know you could create your own Mind mapping on a paper but you would have to draw the pictures instead. Using goggle is much easier because you can just search images.