Ki o Rahi

Today LS2 completed another week of Ki o Rahi. Our kiwi sport teacher is Shanesse. Ki o Rahi is a game that retells the legend of Rahi. Today was all about fair and honesty. Each team also showed encouragement to each other. We managed to share the ball between both girls and boys. As an excitement we used rippa's today. To make this game work there were 2 teams, which were Taniwha and Keuma. To start the game off 1 person from the Taniwha team is to kick the ball to the Kaitiaks, as they are to catch it. Once the Kaitiak's have catched it they need to try and pass it to their team, which is in Te Ao -  outside of the world. Their team it to then run around and score points. If they get both of their rips taken off they are to hand the ball over to the other team. This team then tries to hit the Tupu, while the Kaitiaki is trying to block. If 2 are taken off their belts they can pass it to anther team and score the point. 

Algorithm Strategy

This week for maths we have been learning how to use a algorithm strategy to figure out 3 digits addition problems. The first box shows you my number story, the other box shows you what I will be teaching you and the last box shows you how I solved the maths problem out. I created this google drawing to show you how to solve a addition problem using the algorithm strategy. We also used the HTO column to help us remember how to use the algorithm strategy. I decided to work out 368 + 446. 

9 Times Tables Stragety

Today for maths I created a DLO showing you how I worked out a 9 time table equation by using the 10 times tables strategy. On this google draw it includes how I solve the problem and how I would solve it in words.