SPCA

We are learning about change maker so we are trying to help the spca so we made a poster

Baa baa black

We where changing the words in a nursery ryhme and I choosed Baa baa black
Baa, baa, black sheep, have you any wool?

Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full!

One for the master,

One for the dame,

And one for the little boy

Who lives down the lane

Baa, baa, white sheep, have you Got a pool?

Yes Bro, yes Bro, three bags full!

One for the master,

One for the Train,

And one for the little boy

Who lives down the Alley way

Letter to Riley

James Brown

Havelock North Intermediate School,

13 Nimon Street,

Havelock North

Tuesday 26th July 2016,

Kia ora Riley,

Hi my names James Brown and I go to Havelock North Intermediate. I am in Room 12. I haved played football for 6 years. I have one younger brother who is 10 years old and I am 12 years old.

In our class we have been learning about change makers like yourself. We are learning about people who made a change to someone or something. Im learning about Garth McVicar who is the founder and former chief executive of the Sensible Sentencing Trust.

I think it was really cool of what you did for your friend and I think it was really impressive that you were aiming for $100 dollars and raised $378 and you sound like you really great friend. You are such a great friend.

You are someone who everybody should look up to and someone I look up to too.

Kind Regards

James Brown

Room 12 HNI

Change makers

We have been looking at change makers this week and this is what I did.

Self reflection

Number Knowledge - The Power Of Reflecting!

A learner in our class who can teach, tutor, explain an area of knowledge to me is Fraser.

An area of knowledge I am an expert in and can teach, tutor, explain to another learner is Mult/Div

The areas I did well in include…

Mult/Div

My starting point after completing my reflection is

practicing

The areas I need to develop further include…

Write the new number

Complete the sequence

Ordering

Equivalent Numbers

Rounding

How Many

Factors, Primes & Multiples

A wondering question I have about this assessment/my results?