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September Distance Learning

Activities

Take photos of the items you find and share them with us on Seesaw.

You’ve had a go at baking, now try your hand at creating your own

Burger Wellington!Upload your creation and recipe to

SeeSaw

Miss George’s Burger Wellington

Double crumbed tofu

Peanut coleslaw

Sweet chilli sauce

Toasted sesame seed bun

Sriracha sauce

Crinkle Chips and ketchup

A girl meets a lion and unicorn in the forest. The lion lies every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and the other days he speaks the truth. The unicorn lies on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and the other days of the week he speaks the truth.“Yesterday I was lying,” the lion told the girl. “So was I,” said the unicorn. What day is it?

Who’s Lying?

Abigail, Oliver, Rosa, and Blake love the same summer holidays, when they can cook, kayak, rock climb and zip-line.

Each child has a different favourite activity.

● Abigail’s favourite activity isn’t rock climbing.● Oliver is afraid of heights.● Rosa can’t do her favourite activity without a harness.● Blake likes to keep his feet on the ground

at all times.

Can you figure out who likes what?

Holidays

Save the Honey for the Bears (Persuasive Speech) THE BODY

This week we will be looking at the body of the “Save the Honey for the Bears” speech.

We can use an acronym (similar to ISPACED OR FANBOYS) to help us. The acronym is A FOREST. Click on the LINK to view this.

Go to your Literacy Folder to find the worksheet.

The first paragraph has been completed to show you how to use it.

Your job is to do the same for paragraphs 2, 3 and 4.

Create a te reo Māori Word Search Collect 20 Māori words of anything you can find in your home.

● Draw up a grid with 10 squares across and 10 squares down, or use the online creator below.

● Be sure to disguise these with surrounding letters.

● Once you have completed, upload it to Seesaw and we will try to decode your word search!

Online Word Search Puzzle Creator

To prepare for next term’s passion projects we have put together a few ‘lockdown look-see’s’ to give you inspiration. These topics are not passion projects. They are tasters to give you some ideas of what you might want to do your passion project on.

Please go into your inquiry folder to find the task instructions and topics to research.

You can choose to present your investigation any way you want, e.g. Google Slides, a Google doc, a Kahoot, a Prezi presentation, photo montage and / or a YouTube video!

Before you finish your investigation, please check the success criteria below.

Passion Project Tasters

Success criteriaI will know I am successful if:

❏I have researched a topic and learned about something that interests me❏I have shown and explained my thinking❏The information is in my own words❏I have included relevant illustrations❏I have edited my final presentation❏I have checked for capital letters and full stops❏My information is accurate, informative and makes sense