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Thursday 24 September 2020

Kids voting 2020

 Today we have been learning both about graphs and elections.What I enjoyed about this blog is that you get to learn new things and afterwards you get to share what you created. 


    There was a party called Labor.The party is most likely to be popular and prime minister of New Zealand compared to the other parties it will win.,  

    There is a packet of sour patch kids on the table.Everyone wants the red,yummy and sour patch kids.As you can see from the bar graph that the red sour patch kid is most likely to be eaten just like the one on top except that it is planted.What I am trying to say is that Labor is most likely to become prime minister. 

Are you ready to vote for election?

Mt Roskill electoral vote

 Today I am creating a graph about votes.We had to do both a digital graph and a graph with our hands.I enjoyed this lesson because I learned how to create a graph.

My digital graphs


My graph from my math book

Monday 21 September 2020

What is MMP?

Today Room 7 is learning about MMP.What I enjoyed about writing this was learning at the same time.

    MMP stands for Mixed Member Proportional.Mixed Member Proportional is the voting system that New Zealand uses.

    Usually there are 120 members of Parliament also known as (MP's).Did you know there are actually 72 electorates including seven other Maori electorates.

    Every area chooses one Member of Parliament to represent them in Parliament,which is called Electorate MP.

    Each person that is voting has 2 votes.One of the votes are the electoral vote and the other is a party vote.Did you know that you have to be 18 and over to be able to vote.

    The first vote is for the political party.This means that the total of number of seats each political party gets in Parliament.

    The Electoral vote is to choose the person to represent their local area.The nominee who gets the most votes wins.They do not need to get more than half the votes.

    If a political party get at least 5% of the votes they get to share the seats of Parliament.

    Parties with a bigger share of the party vote will get the more seats in Parliament.The amount of seats each party gets is proportional to the amount of party votes the party gets.

    So if the party wins 20 electorate seats it will have 16 list MP's in to it's 20 electorate MP's.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rHgnfkitli2yfidpf5Fk1Ez_iz3GWkyR/view

    

Wednesday 16 September 2020

DIY fried rice

 Today I am going to be writing a guide about how to make the fried rice.What I enjoyed about making the fried rice is that we got to make it by ourselves.

Need:                                                                     Equipment:

Carrot      Hot sauce                                              Electric pan       

Kale       Hoyisen sauce                                         Tbsp/Tsp

Silverbeet       Salt                                                 Wooden spoon

Asian sesame seeds Paprika powder                     Knife

chives                                                                    Chopping board

onion

garlic

Step 1:Wash all the vegetables and then cut it.Cut the onions,spring onions,kale,silverbeet,carrots and garlic.Then add a tsp of Paprika powder.

Step 2:Get out the electric pan and put 3 tbsp of oil in the pan,while one person is pouring in the oil you will have to put in the all the vegetables and rice.With the vegetables you have to add 2 tsp of soy sauce. 

Step 3:Mix the ingredients together and if you want you can put hot sauce in.







Tuesday 15 September 2020

WALT: Write a Pepeha

As you can see from the title you can propably guess what I am writing about.What I enjoyed about writing this was learning new words and speaking Maori.

Ko Puketapapa toku maunga

Ko Manukau toku moana

No Tonga ahau

Ko Weteri toku kura

Ko Palu toku whanau

Ko Aisea toku matua

Ko Mele toku whaea

Ko Lofa toku ingoa.

Ko Mangere Marae

Ko Plane te waka


Friday 11 September 2020

Tongan travel expo

Happy Tongan language week!!


Friday 4 September 2020

Holding a vote

Today we are learning math that relates to voting.We had to work out what the answers are to the questions.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o7owSck0FmEFziFpneojxr1dKeO50sTR/view

We had to work out what the answers were.


Can you work it out?