Math: Pythagoras Theorum

What is P.T.
Pythagoras theorem is a way of solving the longest side of a triangle which is the hypotenuse and the opposite side of the 90 degrees. It is used to calculate the longest side which is the hypotenuse of a triangle. The formula is usually a^2+b^2 = c^2, to calculate the longest side of a triangle you need to multiply the A by itself and as well as the b. Then you need to add them up and then you need to square root the number then you will get the answer.

Square roots are used to figure out what the numbers that are multiplied by itself to get the number that is square root.
Example:
The square root of 49 is 7

1.) Label & Draw Diagram: 
a=6  b=8  c= the opposite side of the 90 degrees


2.) What you're given
(a=6)+(b=8)=c= hypotenuse

3.) Proof
to calculate the hypotenuse we can use
a^2 + b^2 = c
6^2 + 8^2 = c
36 + 64 = 100
then you will need to use square root to finish calculating the hypotenuse (c)
√100 = 10
The answer is: 10 (c)

4.) The formula to calculate the opposite side of 90 degrees
6^2 (a) + 8^2 (b) = hypotenuse (c) then use the proof to calculate the hypotenuse
the A and B must always have the power of 2

English: The 6 sentence story

Once upon a time, there was a monkey who likes hanging from the tree branches. He lived in a very tall tree which was in the middle of a forest. The monkey likes hanging from the tree branches to another, he was also fast at doing it. But one day, while he was hanging from trees to trees his hand, slipped off a branch from a really tall tree and fell. He felt very scared and nervous because he was falling very fast that he thought he was going to die. But then a miracle happened there were fat and strong branch and it was close to him, he grabbed it and luckily it didn't break because he was falling fast.

English: Self Directed Learner

When I am stuck in a learning pit I will make sure that I don't last forever in the learning pit and I will focus on the task and not get distracted by anyone.

English: Figurative Language

 Mix & Match Poetry  Terms & Definitions

Figurative Language		Comparing two unlike things using the words like or as
Literal Language		An exaggeration of the facts.
Simile		Saying one thing and meaning something else.
Metaphor		Writing with detail to arouse one or more of the 5 senses.
Personification		A phrase common to people who speak the same language- saying one thing but meaning another.
Imagery		Meaning exactly what you say.
Idiom		Comparing two unlike things not using the words like or as.
Hyperbole		Repetition of consonant sounds in a piece of writing.
Alliteration		Giving human qualities to non-human things.

Figurative Language - A phrase common to people who speak the same language- saying one thing but meaning another.

Literal Language - Meaning exactly what you say.

Simile - Comparing two unlike things not using the words like or as.

Metaphor - Comparing two unlike things using the words like or as

Personification - Giving human qualities to non-human things.

Imagery - Writing with detail to arouse one or more of the 5 senses.

Idiom - Saying one thing and meaning something else

Hyperbole - An exaggeration of the facts.

Alliteration - Repetition of consonant sounds in a piece of writing.

Social Study - Maori art design/ta moko

What I have learnt about Maori art/ta moko
I learnt what Maori people used to make the tattoos on people's face. they used some sharp implement and they used it to make a permanent mark on the skin by inserting pigments through cuts.

My design:

What my design means:
These tattooist are highly respected, and considered tapu which means inviolable and holy.

Math games

Over the last few weeks, we have been making a game that includes maths. Our game is just a simple game because there will be questions and answers and all you need to do to play the game is simply choose the right answer. If you get the right answer, you will go to a slide where there will be the big 'CORRECT' word and under it you will see the 'next question' word you can click it to go to the next question. The same thing happens when you get the wrong answer but if you click the 'try again' button, you will go back to the question where you failed. Just so you know, you can click the other keys with lines underneath the word if you want.

Here is our Math game:



Here is our word cloud:



Here's a video about the game:

Charlotte's Web - Loneliness

Loneliness

To me 'loneliness' is when you feel sadness because you have nobody to talk to and when people don't want to be friends with you. It also means when nobody wants to help you with your problems.

In the book, Wilbur had a friend named Fern, they became friends after Fern saved him from getting killed. he was sold to another farmer because he was old enough. He felt very lonely because he thought there was nobody he could be friends with and the friend that he had first wasn’t there with him. The loneliness was shown in the first day of Wilbur in another farm without his friend, he was just sitting down feeling sad because he was lonely.

Wilbur experienced loneliness when Fern, which was his first friend, left him all alone in another farm. He was very lonely because he thought there were nobody for him to be friends with.

I understand how Wilbur felt when he moved to a new place because it also happened to me when we moved from Philippines to New Zealand. I felt sad because all of my cousins are in the Philippines and me and my older brother are in the New Zealand. When we first arrived here I didn't know anybody because I haven't met anyone yet.