Fractions of a shape worksheet.

This slide is for colouring the shape in and puhtting the fractions in it

 

The museum tip

I went to the museum wtih room 24 and miss szymanik and we went on the bus to the museum it the museum we went to this Calass room to learn

What makes a kite fly

 
We wrote this piece of writing together as a class.

What makes a kite fly?

There are four forces that affect a kite when it is flying. They are gravity, lift, thrust, and drag.

Gravity is the force that keeps us on the ground. The heavier a kite is the harder it is to fly.

Lift is the force pushing the kite off the ground. Lift happens when air moves over the top of the kite at a faster speed than the air that is moving under the bottom of the kite.

The force that makes a kite move through the air is called thrust. Thrust happens with a kite when it is held in one place by its string, while the wind flows around the kite.

As air flows over the kite the wind gets held back a little by the roughness of the fabric. This friction is called drag.

Fractions

We have been learning to make, name, and recognise wholes, halves, third parts, fourth parts and fifth parts using play dough.

Making 10s

 

Srip counting to solve x problems

 

Going to the Doctor

In the morning I went to the doctor.  My mum took me to the doctor. In the doctor I had a drink. I went home with my mum.

 

All About Me

My name is Melemanu. I am 7 years old. I am a student at Point England Primary in Auckland New Zealand. I have one brother and 0 sisters. My family are important to me because they look after me. My favourite colour is red. My favourite food is Mc Donalds.