Rehua

 

Tahi: Hei tīmatanga Ako  Pānuihia, whakarongo atu rānei ki ngā akoranga o tēnei whakaaturanga Hanga  Whakaritea he pānui whakaahua ki Tānga Kūkara.  Ko te Rehua me tērā whakataukī te kaupapa. Tohatoha Tohaina atu tō mahi me tō whakamārama ki tō rangitaki. Tāmautia atu tō Tānga Kūkara ki tō rangitaki

Rua: He wero, he mahi anō Ako  Tirohia rā anōtia ngā kōrero o te ata 6 me te 7.  He aha ngā rerekētanga mō Rehua nō iwi kē? Hanga  Whakaaturia tō pānui whakaahua ki Tāhpoumata (Screencast).  Whakamārama atu hoki ngā kōrero nō iwi kē. Tohatoha Tohaina atu te Tāhopumata ki tō rangitaki kia rongo pai ai tō mahi tito.  Kaua e wareware koe ki te tini ngā āhuatanga tohatoha a tō mahi ki te ‘anyone can view’

Summer Collage

 

Activity 1: Kick Start  Learn Collage ideas  Explore: NZ Photographers Read: How to make a photo collage Watch:How to make a collage in Google Draw    Create Make a copy: Create a summer collage to show what you like to do in the summer holidays. Here’s a video to show you how to use a table in Google Draw   Share Share your collage on your blog and write about the images you chose and what they mean to you.   How to share a Google Draw on your blog

Activity 2: Step It Up  Learn Watch:Bed in Summer Watch:Summer poems Read:Heat Read:How to do landscape photography Create  Create a word art poem about the favourite things you like to do in summer. Use a Google Draw or Slide to present your poem and any images. Explore: See examples here  Share Share your poem on your blog.  Introduce your poem to your readers and share what inspired you to write your poem. You could write this or use screencastify to record yourself introducing your poem and sharing what inspired you.

Witchy Airwaves Podcast

Activity 1: Kick Start  Learn  Watch: How to create a podcast Listen: Witch, Wizard, Winter (podcast) Read: Room on the Broom The Witches  Create Create a podcast and insert the audio in this Google Slide Remember to remove Slide 1 instructions before sharing your copy of the Slide on your blog. Share  Share your design on your blog by embedding your copy of the Podcast Google Slide. Remember to remove Slide 1 instructions so your Podcast displays on your blog.

Activity 2: Step It Up  Learn  Learn more about the order of a podcast by listening to more stories here: Book Club for Kids  Create  A series of podcasts about a topic you really enjoy. Here is a copy of the instructions again. Add more slides for each episode in your series.  Share Share your design on your blog by embedding your copy of the Podcast Google Slide. Remember to remove Slide 1 instructions so your Podcast displays on your blog.  Make sure you include your reflection on the stories you’ve chosen to share and what you learned about the process in your blog post.

Ice Cream

Activity 1: Kick Start  Learn  Make a copy of this slide deck. Work your way through the slides.  Create Create a Google Drawing Poster to show some of the vocabulary you have learnt. Search the web in Google Draw to find images and backgrounds.  Attribute your image Here is an example. Share  Share your Google Drawing on your blog. Remember to describe what you learnt, what was fun and what was challenging.  Blog post traffic lights.

Activity 2: Step It Up  Learn  Use your slides from the Kick Start activity (or make a copy if you skipped straight to Step It Up).  Create  Use Scratch to create an animation of characters using the vocabulary and sentences you have learnt. Here is a video introducing Scratch. Here is an example of a simple project.  Share Embed your animation on your blog (see this GIF). Think about what you can teach others with your DLO and include in your blog post. Blog post traffic lights.

Summer Sounds

Whai String Games: Kick Start

Activity 2: Kick Start  Learn  For this activity you will be getting all tied up. Read this story about Whai (string games).  Create Follow these instructions and create a cup and saucer Share  Share a photo of your cup and saucer on your blog with your description of what your learnt. Earn bonus points - Also record yourself creating your cup and saucer and share your video on your blog.

Look out for Whai String Games: Step It Up live next week!

Build a Sundial with Nanogirl!

 

 

Activity 1:

Learn 

Sundials are ancient technology which we still use today. Sundials have been used to measure the passing of time for over 3,000 years. The oldest sundial we know about is from ancient Egypt, and it was used as a way to tell workers when the start and end of their working day should be.

Enter nanogirl's lab here

Create

Use your webcam and screencastify to record video and images to share on your blog.

Remember to write about what you discovered, enjoyed, found tricky or any helpful tips.

Share 

Share what you discovered today on your blog. 

Take a look at Jessie's post to see how you can share on your blog

• Jessie @ Glen Innes School

Also see how Maddison has added helpful labels to her image for her blog post. 

• Maddison @ Waikowhai Primary School