Alexus _ Collaborative Digital: Name the animal groups of the animal kingdom

 The animal kingdom is divided into 40 smaller groups known as phylum. Here, animals are grouped by their main features. Animals usually fall into one of five different phylum which are Cnidarian (invertebrates), Chordate (vertebrates), Arthropods, Molluscs and Echinoderms.

Alexus _ Do all birds have wings?

Yes all birds do have wings,
but there are only three bird that can’t fly.
A penguin, Flamingo and a Moa.
But Flamingos only fly in the wild place.
But when it’s in a zoo they stand on their feet.
Moa does have wings, but it can’t fly,
because it is the biggest bird ever!
But penguins cannot fly, yes it does has wings,
but it can’t fly they waddle around and slide on
their bellies. And even like going to have a swim
and get fish, for their very own at breakfast
lunch and dinner time . 

Alexus _ Zero Tolerance Learning Contract.

 Zero Tolerance

Exploring the Story 

Create a mind-map about the story 

Organise the Information 

Use a 5 W’s and How chart to organise the information from the story. 

Choose one of the characters in the story. Write a diary entry from that character's point of view about the events in the story. 

Write a list of qualities for the main characters in the story. Rank the qualities in order of importance. Complete a Venn Diagram to compare yourself to the characters. 

Explore the Consequences 

Produce a PMI (Plus/Minus/Interesting) chart for the reading. 

• Complete a Guggenheim for ‘Zero Tolerance’ 

• Write a 50 word story about the theme 

• Use your artistic side to create lettering for “Zero Tolerance” that shows elements of the theme. 

Event Immediate Consequence 

Short-term Consequence 

Short-term Consequence 

Short-term Consequence 

Short-term Consequence 

Alexus _ Fractions.

Name: Alexus

Date: Wednesday 19 August 2020

Title: Fraction                      (>   <  =)

6/7  >  3/4

2/3  >  3/6 

5/7  <  8/10

6/9  >  2/5 

7/4   >   2/5       

5/10  >  1/6        

3/6  >  2/5 

4/5   >   1/2  

Alexus _ Big Vege Up Pizza.

Today at technology we did vege up pizza
Our ingredients were: Capsicum, Onions, Chicken, Pumpkin and Baking powder and Flour.

When we started cooking then we did all our ingredients inside the saucepan.

And then when it was done Miss Hamer did our photos, we eat our food and went in the bus to go back to school. 

 

Alexus _ Mihi Pepeha

Ko Maungarei  te maunga

Ko Tamaki te awa

No Tamaki Makaurau ahau

Ko Glen Innes toku kura                             

Ko Tuaru,Tangatakino toku whanau 

Ko Kazum Tangatakino toku matua

Ko Kylene Tuaru toku whaea 

Ko Alexus Tuaru Tangatakino toku ingoa

Alexus _ End Plastic Pollution

End Plastic Pollution 

Our Planet We only have one planet and so we need to take responsibility
for it. This means looking after the earth and everything in it and
making sure we don't damage it in any way.
Everyone can play their part in making sure the earth is safe,
clean and looked after and this also includes caring for the plants,
animals, birds, sea creatures and each other.
Over time, people have been caring less and less about the earth,
and now we are trying to deal with the consequences that have been caused.
One major problem that has occurred is known as plastic pollution which has
unfortunately been caused by careless humans.
Luckily, there are things we can do to help reduce this damage. 

What Is Plastic Pollution?
The biggest problem with unwanted plastic is the pollution and damage,
it causes to the environment.
Because plastic is cheap and easy to make, humans buy and use a lot of it.
They then throw this away. But, plastic is strong and durable,
because it was made to last. So when it is thrown away,
it takes hundreds of years to decompose. It breaks into tiny pieces,
which then get blown around by the wind and the rain.
Lots of the plastic ends up in our streams, rivers and the ocean. 

  

The amount of plastic on the planet is increasing more and more rapidly,
meaning it is threatening our planet through poisoning and injuring marine life,
littering beaches and landscapes, clogging landfills and making humans
(and other animals) ill.