pointillism by Langa

Pointillism inspired by George Suerat.

Sumdog

Walt:solve fraction problems.

Dress down

To play this game, you have to learn how to do your fractions. I know how to play this game because I know my fractions. To get the answer, you just need to look at the dresses with the fraction to match the picture that is showing. It wasn’t difficult for me. I need to work harder by beating the clock with alot of points.   

Race Relations Day part 3

Parents came along to see their kids all dressed up and being proud of their country. The kids were look amazing in their cultural costumes.

Race Relations Day part 2

Their was a special guest who came to talk about what happened  in South America. It was sad when she told us that horrible story.

Race relations day

On the day of Race Relations Day, we listen to all the teachers talk about their culture. Mrs Barry was keen to talk about her own culture.

Natasha Shackleton

Natasha Shackleton was born from an artistic family. She studied in graphic designs. Natasha can work with any medium. She is also a tattooist. She studied NZ birds and landscape paintings too. I was inspired by her art because I might become an artist when I grow up. We painted our art using Natasha Shackleton’s paintings.

Subtraction-make it true

Walt: Balance equations.

To play this game I had to balance this equation. At first, I didn’t know how to play this game so I kept playing and playing. This is how I played the game. First I read the 7-2=5 and then I had to think of what number would make the equation right for ten. I straight away knew that it was 5 because 10-5=5 and 7-2=5. It wasn’t difficult. What I need to learn next is to subtract two digit numbers.  

This I my score.