We have been learning to different find ways to solve problems. This problem was tricky as we needed to work it out in two parts.
I am a Year 3-4 student in Team Awa at Ohaeawai School in Northland, New Zealand. My teachers are Mrs Gardiner and Mrs Clarke.
Monday, 22 February 2021
Tuesday, 8 December 2020
Cultures of the world
We have been learning about cultures of the world. I chose Australia to find out about its culture. Here is my slide presentation.
Monday, 7 December 2020
Friday, 4 December 2020
Catching The Sun
We ave been learning about narrative writing. We rewrote a story Catching the sun. Here is my story.
Catching The sun Yeah we need sun
Setting: desert and icy place
Retold by Ollie (That's me)
Once upon a time Saynday was walking along and he saw a speedy fox, a fat magpie and a skinny deer. “What's wrong?” Saynday asked. “The ball of light is only on one side of the world,” said the animals. “We need more sun!” Saynday wanted the hot ball too so he and the animals hatched a plan. Fox was to zoom to the other side of the world, grab it and give it to the deer who would give it to magpie, who would give it to Saynday, who would stop the black, inky darkness.
So they put their sneaky plan into action but it didn't go as it was meant to! Soon the sun people were chasing Fox, viciously brandishing their spears but Fox soon out darted them. Then he gave it to deer who gave it to magpie. Then Saynday catapulted the sun up and shafts of light rained down on them.
But it was too hot so Saynday put the hot sun in the middle so it could be light on both sides of the world. In case you're wondering why it's because he had to make it fair.
Ps.He also did it because it was too light.And they all lived happily ever after.
Friday, 13 November 2020
Food Maths
Hi my name is Ollie we have been learning to use repeating patterns for maths Here is my work.Can you see my pattern?
Wednesday, 28 October 2020
Grandparents Writing
We have been learning to use descriptive language in our writing.We wrote about our grandparents for Greats and Grands day.









