WALT: express ourselves in written language

LISTEN	ALWAYS	MOST OF THE TIME	SOMETIMES	HARDLY EVER	NEVER
HOME	Brothers	Mum	Dad	Neighbours	Nephew
SCHOOL	Matt	My bros	Te kaapua	Tyler- Rein	Joseph
COMMUNITY	League team	Friends	Shop keepers	Fish & Chips People	Strangers

Is my voice heard here are the people that listen to me at home, school and out in the community for example at sports events or just things i do out of home and school. The people that always listen to me is my brothers ( at home ) Matt ( at school ) League team ( community ) those are all the people that listen to me at home, school and out in the community. And the list goes on and on like people that listen to me most of the time, sometimes, hardly ever and never.  

WALT: Know the difference between Tangihanga and Kawemate

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?

By Areka

Questions?	Tangihanga MEANING: My understanding of a tangihanga is when someone passes away.  To set everything up e.g  (marae, wharekai etc).	Kawemate MEANING: My understanding of a Kawe Mate is something similar to a powhiri. Whanau brings back ashes or photo of the loved one who passed for other whanau who missed the tangi.
Why?	Because Whaea Dawnette Passed Away.	For whaea Dawnette, matua Sam and their whanau.
When?	2 Weeks Ago on the weekend 19th August til Wednesday 22nd	Today on Monday 4th September at Tautoro School.
How?	Sad because whaea Dawnette Passed away.	Weird because it was my first time experiencing a kawemate.
Where?	At the marae in Awarua and in Whangarei.	At Tautoro School.

WALT: create a DLO about what we learnt in maths.

WALT: Pronounce my mihi confidently.

This is my google drawing on 10 southern hemisphere constellations that our tupuna used when navigating or used to recognise calendar events

This is my Food Technology For Term 2- Enjoy

This is my DLO for multipluing fractions- Hope you enjoy