Maths

I had 36 feijoas and I had to share them between 3 people evenly. How many would each person get?
I had 21 bannas and I ate 17 how many was left?

How We Hear Sound

I'm going to tell you how we hear sound.
Sound waves go into your pinna and goes throw the ear canal and makes the ear drum vibrate. It
goes to the ossicles which makes an electric  pulse that goes to the cochlea then goes to the brain.
I hope you learnt something.

White Kiwi

We must protect the rare white kiwi because they are in danger.

Exploring Sound

Our topic this term is Exploring Sound.
I know already the sound waves go in your ear and makes a vibration on your ear drumb and makes a electric pulse and goes to your brain.
I want to know how sound makes different noises. 

Anzac Day

Anzac day is a celebration to remember the Anzac's on the 25th of April in 1915. There were lots of things I learnt about Anzac day and here is what I learnt.

• New Zealand and Australia fought Turkey.
• Anzac day can be celebrated by baking biscuits and wearing poppies.
• The place where the Anzac's landed was renamed Anzac cove.
• Anzac biscuits were made 100 years ago.

Caves Assessment

This is my caves assessment.
This shows what I know now and what I learnt. 

Reflection

This term I have enjoyed maths because it helped me with my learning.
I also enjoyed swimming because it helped me swim in the pool.
I'm proud of writing more in my writing book.

Next term my goals are to:

• get better at my reading by reading faster.
• sit still on the mat by not playing around.