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Today we learnt how to tell the difference between private and personal. We also learnt what to share and to whom. This is important because if we share the wrong thing to the wrong person it could get shared out to the whole world. This was fun because we got to play a game called mindful mountain. We had to take screenshots whilst we were playing. It was challenging because some of the questions were super hard.
Have you ever done anything like this?
This is my Word of the week. The thing i found easy was the word cloud art. The thing i found hard was doing the word cline because it was the first time i used it.

today i have been learning about blogs
This slide is about poverty
Enjoy!
p.s, you are gonna have to restart it if you wanna hear the music and click on that exlamation mark symbol to hear the music(srry for spelling;-;)
The lack of Pacific books at her local library inspired her to create her own. Author and educator Dahlia Malaeulu is on a mission to help connect tamaiti (children) to their Samoan culture through reading.
We were luckily enough to be able to host Dahlia right here at WPS and bonus…. It was Samoan Language Week.

 Today we have been learning about technoligy and how to use a keyboard
One of the best things I learnt we got to look at their site.
Kia Ora!
Today at school we were in maths needing to count up in prime numbers. I needed a bit of help but got the idea in the end. We went all the way to 100 and afterwards I wrote down all the prime numbers I got. the craziest fact I found out is that 2 is actually a prime number, which is kind of shocking,
here are the prime numbers I got. 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, 71, 73, 79, 83, 89, 97.
HI guys this is what i wanted to say about EPIC.
My favourite thing about EPIC is that it has a lot of books to read and lots
of big words to say and a lot of cool books.
NOW ill like to say that EPIC is so cool that you can read different books and a lot of nice things on the books.
THANKS EPIC
okay bye i will talk to you later.

Today in maths, we did prime numbers and factors, I had to write down all the prime numbers to 100, I also had to do some calculations about patterns, timetables and division,
Today we listed the numbers up to 100, then we crossed off the ones that were prime numbers. I learnt how to find them.

Today in maths we learned about Prime numbers under 100. We listed them up to 100 and crossed out the numbers that are not prime numbers. I learned that prime numbers can only multiply by themselves and not by any other number.
Here is my work

today for maths we learnt prime numbers up to 100. a prime number is a number that you can times by it self.
Today in maths we learnt about prime numbers less than 100. We wrote all the numbers in our book and then crossed out all the non prime numbers. Prime numbers are numbers that don’t have any factors besides one.

I have been learning how to infer and learn about some of the winter sports. It is very important to know how to infer. Because I need to know how to read the text, to find clues in the text and to highlight the keywords.
For my activity I am learning about winter sports. I had to make a uniform in my school colors which are red,
Green and white and put it on canva. I learned that there are a lot of winter sports. I had to do this because it is important to know the winter sports.
I enjoyed making my uniform because it was fun using our school colours.
What I think was challenging was the activity.
I would change up the sports uniforms and pick a different sport.
What did you enjoy about my uniform?
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Today we were learning about the prime numbers and we had to list the ones that were. The prime numbers up to 100 are: 2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47,53,59,61,67,71,73,79,83,87,89,91 and 93. I learnt that the number’s that aren’t prime numbers are the numbers that have 2 or more factors. I also learnt that 2 is a prime number.
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