Organs system and their functions by Junefia

We have learned that the human body has EIGHT major organ systems. Each system is made up of important ORGANS, and these organs work together as a SYSTEM. All of these organ systems have important jobs to do to keep our body healthy and alive.

Problem solving by Langiola and Vaimoana

 

Ratio by Junefia

I am learning to solve the ratio problem and showing it in a way that everyone will understand.

"Falekai-Pasifika"

 We learn how to run a Falekai-Pasifika and this is what we have done! I hope you will enjoy it.

Problem solving by Junefia, Janett and Marilyn

1. There are 20 people on the bus.  A ¼ are children.  How many children are there?

There are 5 children on the bus.

¼ of 20= 5

5 X 4=20

2. There were 300 apples on the tree.   Janett eats ½ of them.  How many does she eat?

She ate 150 of the apples. 

½ of 300= 150

150 X 2= 300

3. Mama has $5. She buys a nut bar for $1.10.

How much change does she get?

She gets $3.90 change. $5.00 - $1.10= $3.90.

Azalea has $10. She gets $4.60 change after buying a packet of rice biscuits.

How much do the biscuits cost?

The biscuits cost $5.40. $10.00 - $4.60= $5.40

Selu pays for $1.10 for two apples. She gets 90 cents change.

How much money did she give to the person at the checkout?

She gave $2.00 to the person at the checkout. $1.10 + 90 cents= $2.00 

On Monday, Moana, Junefia, and Langiola shared some lollies they'd been given.

Junefia got half as many lollies as Moana, and Langiola got a third as many lollies as Moana got.

They got the same number of lollies each day up to Friday.

If Moana got 18 lollies on Wednesday, how many lollies did Junefia get on Thursday?

How many lollies did Langiola get that week?

Days	Moana	Junefia	Langiola
Monday	18	9	6
Tuesday	18	9	6
Wednesday	18	9	6
Thursday	18	9	6
Friday	18	9	6
Total	90	45	30

Moana = 18 lollies and 90 in total. 18 X 5= 90

Junefia = 9 lollies and 45 in total. 9 X 5= 45

Langiola =  6 lollies and 30 in total. 6 X 5

Junefia got 36 on Thursday and Langiola got 30 in total that week. 

 

Integrated Reading & Inquiry Activity by Selu

 

Integrated Reading & Inquiry Activity about Human body by Langiola

 

Integrated Reading & Inquiry about the Human body by Junefia

 

Integrated Reading & Inquiry Activity by Vaimoana

 

Pauliasi and Dyzon hiva

Pauliasi mo Dyzon na'a na hiva'i e Tulou mo e fuka.

All about ME! by Vaimoana

ALL ABOUT ME

(This picture is an image of Vava’u)

This is the place where my

grandpa came from.

Malo e lelei my name is Vaimoana and I am proudly named after my grandpa’s auntie, her name is also Vaimoana. They named me Vaimoana because my grandpa wanted to name me after his auntie. My nickname “Moana” is what people usually call me and it means ocean so I am named after the ocean too.

My last name “Sikalu” was from my grandpa's side in Tonga, Vava’u. I am proud to have this last name because I am proud of my culture. In my family, 28 people in my family live in Tonga and 1 person from my family lives in the United States of America. My last name is hard for people to pronounce but all that matters is that they tried their best to say it. The last name is important because it identifies which family you belong to and where your inheritance also comes from.

Names are important to our families because they are memories of lost loved ones or names given to make connections with a distant family.

Katoanga'i e Uike lea faka-Tonga - Tamaki Primary.

Celebrating Tongan Language week at Tamaki Primary

All about me By:Langiola

Houma is a village in         Kolofo’ou is a place in tonga.       

Tongatapu.                          This is where my mum lived

This is where my dad          when She was little. 

lived when 

He was little.

My name was the name of my mum's sister who is Ola but my mum wanted my name to be a bit longer because she didn’t want people to just call me Ola so she put Langi into my name when I was born. Langi was from my mum's step sister's last name so that's how I got named Langiola.

My last name “Uiha” was from a Tongan Island in Lifuka, In the Ha’apai islands of tonga. It had a population of 638 in 2006 and an area of 5.36km. My mum was from Kolofo'ou in Tonga and my dad is from Houma. Kolofo’ou is a place in Tonga and Houma is a village in Tongatapu. I am glad that I was named Langiola because people are trying to say my name right but I don’t care if they say it wrong but at least they tried.

I am proud of my name because it shows that I am Tongan.

Maths - fraction by Junefia

In-Room 7, we have been learning to add, multiplication, division, and subtraction. We use all these strategies to solve magic fractions or mixed fraction. Magtegiesic fractions are when you use the strategies to solve fraction problems. For example 1/2 + 3/4= 4 + 6 = 10/8. Mixed fractions are when you add a whole number and a magic fraction with another whole number and a magic fractions. In this maths, the activity is magic fraction and mixed fractions problems. We were told to show our work carefully so this is what I did with my buddy Janett. Hope you learn something from this maths activity! 

Inquiry by Junefia and Janett

Reading - follow up activities by Langiola

Reading - follow up activity by Rakel

Maths - Interpreting graphs

I learn how to read and answer questions from table.

Descriptive writing about corona virus by David

Descriptive writing about germs by Langiola

     

About Germs

Germs are a theory of disease, it is currently accepted scientist theory
for many diseases. And it can infect humans or animals or other
livings, and things.

Germs can cause people to be sick & have a stomach ache or you could
get an infection in a sore. The best way to not get these germs is to
always brush your teeth daily and make sure you're on a diet low in
sugar so the bacteria of yours has nothing to feed on. Germs are good
for you because it helps build up your immune system, your body’s
defenses system to fight off and protect you from the bad germs.

Viruses can only survive by living in the cells of a living thing like a
person, plant, or animal. They can spread through the body and make
its host very sick. The flu, cold sores, and chickenpox are all caused by
viruses. Some germs are actually grown to be used as medicine to fight
other germs. Doctors use microscopes to determine there are any germs
in any human body or skin. Germs can infect any human living cells,
Germs are very small organisms that people can not see.

Descriptive writing about germs by Vaimoana

   About Germs:

Germs are small organisms and theory of disease, germs can cause people to be sick &
have a stomach ache or you could get an infection in a sore anywhere in your body
and it will get infected.

Doctors also use a microscope to determine what type of germ is causing someone to
be sick. Doctors found medicine to cure sick people and to get better, there are 2
different types of germs Bacteria and Viruses. Viruses can survive by living cells
of a living thing like a human, plants or an animal. Viruses can spread through
your body and make you a host, which will cause you to be sick and catch the flu,
chickenpox, and cold sores which are all caused by viruses.

What is Bacteria? Bacteria are little creatures made of one cell, they live everywhere
and get their food from the environment they live in. To prevent germs from
spreading you need to brush and floss your teeth daily and eat low in sugar so
bacteria have nothing to feed on.

Germs can infect your human cells, Germs are very tiny which means people can’t
see it so they have to use a microscope.

Maths - interpreting grapgs by Vaimoana

I am practising how to answer maths questions from the tally chart/table.

Descriptive writing about germs by Azariah

The germs are a virus that can make people
sick have a stomach ache and

make people get sick and infected because
if you touch the germs and not wash your
hands then you will have a  stomach ache or
get sick. Sometimes the germs can spread to
your body and it can infect your cut anywhere
in your head. We washed and keep ourselves
clean.

Reading challenge by Pauliasi

Reading - follow up activity by Vaimoana

Germs experiment by David

Pre-reading activity by Dyzon

Maths - Simplifying fraction by Junefia

Simplify proper fraction

26 = 2x12x3 = 13

416= 4x1 & 4x4= ¼

212= 2x1 & 2x6= ⅙ 

520= 5x1 & 5x4= ¼

618= 6x1 & 6x3= ⅓

315= 3x1 & 3x5= ⅕ 

416= 4x1 & 4x4= ¼

318= 3x1 & 3x6= ⅙

515= 5x1 & 5x3= ⅓

Simplify Improper fraction

83= 3x2+2=8 = 323

72= 2x3+1=7 = 2 ½

95= 5x1+4=9= 5 ⅘ 

54= 4x1+1=5= 4 ¼

103= 3x3+1=10= 3 ⅓

115= 5x2+1=11= 5 ⅕ 

134= 4x3+1=13= 4 ⅓

87= 7x1+1=8= 7 1/7

157= 7x2+1=15= 7 1/7 

Reading-vocabulary by Vaimoana

Define each term below and use it in a sentence. Then choose two additional terms from the movie.

Particle Definition  In the physical sciences, a particle is a small localized object or entity to which can be ascribed several physical or chemical properties such as volume, density or mass Sentence I wonder if this particle will help make a formula to stop the virus.

Infected Definition  affect (a person, organism, etc.) with a disease-causing organism. Sentence I wonder why elderly people get infected the most.

Invade Definition  (of an armed force) enter (a country or region) so as to subjugate or occupy it. Sentence Can you not invade my privacy you're supposed to be quarantined in your house.

Symptom Definition  a physical or mental feature that is regarded as indicating a condition of disease, particularly such a feature that is apparent to the patient. Sentence Veronica has very low symptoms.

Ineffective Definition  not producing any significant or desired effect. Sentence This effect is so ineffective.

Perspective Definition  the art of representing three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface so as to give the right impression of their height, width, depth, and position in relation to each other. Sentence I wonder what he's thinking from his perspective.