¿Cuántos años tienes?

WALT say how old we are in spanish

Tricky Time

WALT use quarter and half to tell the time.

Knowledge Attack

Coordinate Profile

WALT use coordinates to show position

Map of Tamaki Primary

WALT use coordinates to show position

se simple

Basic Facts: (T4W7)

Before, During, After Reading

WAL What to do before, during and after reading a text.

Basic Facts: (T4W6)

Basic Facts: (T4W6)

1. 9 + 1= 10
2. 40 - 10 = 30
3. 12 + 8 = 20
4. 1 + 9= 10
5. 66 - 6 = 60
6. 100 - 200 = 100
7. 100 + 30=130
8. 35 - 6=29
9. 14 + 14=28
10. 7 + 7=14
11. 4 + 5=9
12. 7 + 8=15
13. 2 x 9=18
14. 7 x 4=28
15. 5 x 2=10
16. 0 x 1=1
17. 11 x 9=99
18. 12 x 1=12
19. 3 x 4=12
20. 6 x 7=42
21. 4 x 2=8
22. 9 x 8=72
23. 6 x 6=36
24. 5 x 2=10
25. 9 x 9=81

Bear Hunt Map

WALT put thing in order first to last.
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Technology Challenge

WALT brainstorm blooms questions to research.
Today I was setting my bloom goals.
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Positive Library behavior

WALT to identify positive behaviors in the library.
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Multiplication Wheels!

WALT instantly recall our multiplication facts!

Knowledge Attack

WALT do our basic fact faster.
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SSpa activity

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Internet Scavenger Hunt

Internet Scavenger Hunt: Computers

Directions: What do you know about how computers work? Use the information

you find at the Web site provided below to answer the questions on this page.

Write your answers on the lines next to each question.

Web Resource: Computer Lessons for Kids and Small Adults

http://www.kidsandcomputers.com/starter.htm

1. Which three parts of the computer receive input? Mouse,keyboard and modem

2. Which three parts of the computer give output? modem ,printer monitor screen

3. What does the computer hard disk do?It saves the computer files.

4. What does DOS stand for?Disk operating system

5. What kind of file has a name that ends with .gif?Graphics Interchange Format  

6. In computer language, what does cd\ mean?compact data

Basic Facts: (T4W5)

Basic Facts: (T4W5)

1. 10 + 4= 14
2. 10 + 90= 100
3. 14 + 6= 20
4. 3 + 36= 39
5. 99 + 11= 110
6. 67 - 7= 60
7. 12 - 6 = 6
8. 7 - 2= 5
9. 100 - 55 = 45
10. 3 - 0= 3
11. 3 x 4=12
12. 6 x 7=42
13. 4 x 2=8
14. 9 x 8=72
15. 6 x 6=36
16. 5 x 2=10
17. 1 x 10=10
18. 7 x 10=70
19. 3 x 8=24
20. 0 x 12=0
21. 3 x 3= 9
22. 2 x 10 = 20
23. 11 x 7 = 77
24. 9 x 8= 81
25. 4 x 3=12
26. 5 x 5 = 25
27. 2 + 5 + 3 + 5=15
28. 4 + 2 + 6 + 8=20
29. 0 + 9 + 7 + 3 + 1 + 10=30
30. 10 + 14 - 4 - 10=10

3D Detective

WALT identify properties of 3D shapes
Edge- The line where join/meet.
Vortex- A point where 2 or more straight lines meet.A corner.
2Dimension- Height Width.
Face- The flat surface of a space.
3Dimension-Width Height Depth
Success Criteria:

1.  I can find real life example of 3D shapes.
2. I know what 3D means.
3. I know what a face is .
4. I know what an edge is.
5. I know what a vertex is.
6. I can identify the face, edge and vertex of any 3D shape.