Homework, Week 7

Homework Week 6

Here is my histogram for the heights of 12 trees.

My video:

Week 5 Homework

 My Pictograph

My graph on "Which brand is more popular?"

Homework, Week 4

Cats or Dogs

My frequency table,

My three statements

1. More people prefer dogs.

2. 8 more people like dogs better than cats

3. Over half of my results are dogs.

Next I would investigate how many people actually own cats and dogs.


Here is a graph of my information

Here is my video,

Homework, Week 3

Term 2, Week 1 Homework

The Monty Hall Method

The photo above shows that when my Mum swapped her answer she got more correct than when she didn't.

The Monty Hall Method
Click the link above to watch the video on the Monty Hall Method

The Monty Hall Method is a test to do with probability. When I tried this method, I found that my Mum got more correct when she swapped her answer, exactly what the Monty Hall Method stated. It was amazing watching this method actually work.

Here is a table of my results with my Mum,

Here is my video on how to create something with paper,

A great site for improving your spelling!

Poem Homework

Read the poem to help answer the questions.

a)	Write down eight words the poet has used to describe sounds.

i) ii) iii) iv)

Clang Sigh Slap Drum

v) vi) vii) viii)

Hum Creak Whisper Swish

b)	The poet describes some objects as acting like humans, for example "quiet things speak". Find two more examples of this kind of writing from the poem.

i) ii)

Treetops Sigh Wires on poles whistle and hum

c)	In the second line the poet states, "The quiet things speak". Name two "quiet things" from the poem.

i) ii)

Grasses Treetops

d)	What is shown by the use of the hyphen at the end of the line, "When the wind goes —"?That the poet is suddenly changing the subject. Turning the story around and going onto a new idea.

e)	What two main things happen in the poem?

i)

The quiet things speak ii) All the different noises that the quite things make are described.

Poem Structure

Here is my poem...

How to learn Japanese online!

Poem Analysing Homework

Click here to see my homework!

How to make a delicious banana and peach smoothie!

Chore Homework! (how to unload a dishwasher)

Its and It's

Here is my edited version of the its and it's photo.

Proofreading Homework

Here is the link to my proofreading homework. I had to proofread the story, The little red hen. CLICK HERE!

Pythagorean Theorem

How to multiply using the box method

The Battle of Gate Pa Notes

Here are my 10 bullet points that I picked up from this podcast, Click here!

1. Heni Te Karamu was the only woman to survive the Battle of Gate Pa.

2. Pakeha tried to invade and steal the Maori's land.

3. Heni gave some water to some pakeha wounded soldiers.

4. People call Heni "The angel of Gate Pa".

5. Heni Te Karamu is also known as Jane Fowley.

6. Heni (Jane) got married to a pub owner, Denis Fowley.

7. Heni's brothers name was Neri.

8. Heni is best known for her courage.

9. Heni wanted to be a warrior.

10. Woman and children were told to leave before the war but Heni stayed.