Kia Ora blogger, this blog will be about my maths create task for week 2. The task was to be with a maths buddy and solve the questions from the problem solving document. I learnt how to use an algorithm to solving one of the questions. Here is an image of the algorithm.
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Hello bloggers, this blog will be about my maths create for week one. The task was to work with a Maths buddy and solve all of the problem solving questions. The questions were on area and perimeter.. We were working out the sizing of the back field. Here is the area and perimeter of the back field. The Top third is the bike track, The middle third is the open area, The bottom left is the hall and the bottom right is more open area.
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Kia Ora bloggers, this blog will be about my favourite paragraph in my speech. My favourite paragraph is my introduction. My speech was on one of the first four sustainable development goals. The goal I chose was No Poverty. Here it is.
We are facing the biggest problem the human race has ever faced… Poverty. If we leave this for too long there will be a serge in how many people in poverty from 736 million to at least 1 billion. The united nations zero poverty scheme is that they want to end all poverty everywhere by 2030. If we don’t meet this goal the global death rate will be shocking. Talking about shocking you’ll be shocked to hear that because of the Covid pandemic 71 million people will be pushed into extreme poverty. Some people are so rich that they can just throw away money and others are scavenging for food because they can’t afford food. We can stop the cycle of poverty by donating money to UNICEF and other charities to help slow the cycle of Poverty. All I can say is how would you feel if you were living on $1.90 a day?
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Kia Ora bloggers, this blog will be about my persuasive writing for week 3. The task was to come up with some rhetorical questions and some hard hitting facts about one of the top four sustainable development goals. The goal I chose was No Poverty. Here is my task.
Enrolment in primary education in developing countries has reached 91 per cent but 57 million children remain out of school
103 million youth worldwide lack basic literacy skills, and more than 60 per cent of them are women
One in four of the world’s children suffer stunted growth. In developing countries the proportion can rise to one in three.
17,000 fewer children die each day than in 1990, but more than six million children still die before their fifth birthday each year
How would you feel if your child was going to school hungry?
How would you feel if you suddenly became homeless and then no one cared for you?
How would you feel if your home town was taken over and you had to leave to another country and no one cared for you?
Kia Ora bloggers, this blog will be about my reading task for week 2. The task was to use the set of slides the teachers had provided and answer some of the questions and show if a piece of text was positive or negative intent. Here is one of the slides I answered.
Kia Ora bloggers, this blog will be about my writing task for this week. The task was to create a few sentences that we will put in our speech. Here are my sentences.
You’ll be shocked to hear that because of the Covid pandemic 71 million people will be pushed into extreme poverty.
The united nations zero poverty scheme is that they want to end all poverty everywhere by 2030
We are facing the biggest problem the human race has ever faced… Poverty.
If we leave this for to long there will be a serge in how many people in poverty from 736 million to at least 1 billion
Hello bloggers, this blog will be about my reading task for week 4. The task was to create a screencastify about the text we read. The text I read was called Why kids shouldn't be allowed junk food. Here is my screencastify.
