On his own account Hayden used his initiative and got some equipment to help him solve a times tables and as you will see he had a good reason why he wanted to work out this particular times table.
Did maths look like this when you were at School? (Parent/ Caregivers)
Collaboration!
Collaboration is a key part of our learning in Ako Ngatahi. The children are encouraged to work with others to discuss their learning (Learning Conversations). But children also can work independently depending on what the task involves. We are all teachers and learners in Ako Ngatahi and it makes us feel awesome when we can teach others how to do something.
As you can see pen and paper are still important part of learning in maths and they can work nicely with our digital technologies.
Butterflies in your tummy. Unbelievable. Nervous. Great. You're not gonna die. Jelly belly. Up then down. May the fun begin. Play. Inside and out. Never be afraid. Go and be brave. By Kiesha
Beautiful view Up in the sky Not talking Go down You're not gonna die Jelly belly Uncomfortable Mumbling Purple sick face Ill feeling Not looking Gross felling
For my gap filler I am going to have a place where you can pat animals and look at them and a space where you can learn facts about animal and they would come from the and maybe you could adopt some animals to. At night they would go back to the SPCA. Some animals will have to go in some cages or some water tanks and if it’s windy or rainy there will be a shelter so no one gets cold and wet. By Sharlisa
Today we had another great session with our buddies. We read to our buddies, listened to them read and then had some chill out time with them. See you next week Potu o'a Oaoga!