Maths Questions – Spring Themed!!౨ৎ

✨ Sà-wàt-dii khâ Everyone!! ✨

For today’s adventure, I’m diving into activity twelve from the Spring Learning Journey (SPLJ)🌷🌱 and the challenge was to create 4 math word problems that relate to the season of spring🌞🌸🐝. I chose  three math topics: subtraction➖, money💰 and multiplication✖.

I thought of a few spring things to create a word problem out of them, like flowers blooming🌺🌼, buzzy bees, colourful umbrellas🌈🌂, and even gumboots for the muddy puddles👢💦! This activity helped me to think creatively💡🎨 and practice writing maths in a fun way😁, instead of solving straightforward math problems➕➗. This made me realize that maths can pop up in all sorts of real-life situations🌟☀ if you get creative!✨ Can you solve the questions?🤔

From your one and only favourite!! MWAH 😘💋
G-byeee! 👋😄

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Sheppard’s Legacy: More than just a Woman

In New Zealand, people use 10 dollar bills sometimes. There is a tiny detail you never noticed in those ten dollar bills. “The bird?” No, not the bird… It’s a woman called Kate Sheppard! “What’s so cool about her?” What’s cool is that she changed voting rights for all women across Aotearoa. “How?” I’ll tell you…

Long ago, Catherine Wilson Sheppard was born in 10 March 1848 in Liverpool, England, UK. She moved to New Zealand in 1868. There, she became active in many community groups. She also joined the Women’s Christian Temperance Union New Zealand. In 1887, she became WCTU NZ’s leader for voting rights and laws. She used this role to push for women’s right to vote. Kate worked hard to give women voting rights. Her hard work gave her 30,000 signatures. In 1893, the women successfully gained the right to vote. This made New Zealand the first country to allow women to vote. Kate is seen as an important person in New Zealand history. She replaced Queen Elizabeth II in the 10 dollar note. Till this day, she still holds a significant role in our history.

If you ever saw Kate Sheppard, what would you do?

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Suffrage Day and Kate Sheppard SPLJ

Heyy everyone! I have done the 15th activity for the 2025 Spring Learning Journey (SPLJ).This activity is all about Suffrage day and Kate Sheppard. This activity was very fun to do because it was very interesting finding out things I had never heard about, for example I never knew who the lady on our 10 dollar note was but then after some researching I find out she is kate sheppard the women who in new zealand’s famous suffragist. I made a google slide where I have explained what Suffrage day meant if you didn’t know and the next slide has five very interesting facts about Kate sheppard.

 

Thank you for checking out my blog. Did you learn anything new about Kate Sheppard? Why or why not? Thank you for checking out my blog. Have a ✨FABULOUS DAY✨ Byeee!

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Flower Toast Breakfast SPLJ

Heyy everyone! I have done the second activity for the 2025 Spring Learning Journey (SPLJ). The activity was to spoil your parents and make them spring themed pancakes. I didn’t have the ingredients to make the pancake so I made toast and cut it with a flower cookie cutter and I added butter on top. I made it just for my mum and she said it was really good. Unfortunately I didn’t capture a photo of the breakfast I made but hopefully you could imagine it.

This was a fast and fun activity to do, and I would do it again a million times because it only took about 2 minutes. Thank you for checking out my blog. I hope you enjoyed checking out my blog. Have a ✨FABULOUS DAY✨ Byeee!

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Spring learning journey. Spring garden

Today Tuesday the 24th of Sept. I created a spring garden. It was a relaxing task that probably took about 20 mins. I researched the different fruits and veggies that grow during spring time, and tried to add them in the design. What do you think, what else could I add?

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Kowhai, the unofficial national tree of New Zealand!

Tourists mostly care about Queenstown, Botanical Gardens and other stuff, there is one thing they forget about. That is the Kowhai tree! Now you are probably wondering “What is a Kowhai tree?”. A kowhai tree is the unofficial national tree of New Zealand, growing about 8 meters / 26 feet long. It’s a type of small, woody tree that is part of the pea family. There are eight different species of kowhai trees. This tree has smooth bark and tiny leaves. After the flowers bloom, unique looking seed pods appear. These seed pods keep six or even more smooth, hard seeds. Kowhai flowers bloom from July to November. This means tui birds, wood pigeons and bell birds can enjoy their nectar for about 4 months! If you plant a kowhai tree as a seed it will take many years to grow. The wood from kowhai is strong and dense. In the past, people used it to make tools or machines. Kowhai trees were a part of the Maori culture. They used its flexible branches to build parts of their houses. They also used it so that they could capture birds. The bright yellow kowhai flowers were used to make yellow dye. Kowhai was a very important medicine for Maori. They would heat the bark with hot stones inside a calabash. It was then made into a cloth to help heal wounds or to rub on a sore back. In some cases they would turn kowhai into a liquid medicine called an infusion. The medicine was used to heal bruises or muscle pain. Legend says if someone was bitten by a seal the medicine was put on the person and they would get better in a few days.

So now you know about the kowhai tree. Did you ever think that kowhai was used as a medicine?

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Music spreads across the sea… Chrome Music Lab Sea Shanty!

If you ever sail out to sea make sure to always have a musician to entertain. Sea shanties are loads of fun, but with friends it’s even better! Singing along with friends is way better than singing by yourself. In this sea shanty I used a website called chrome music lab. So I did a sea shanty called Wellerman which was really popular before so I used a tutorial to make it. The instrument I used was a piano.

Do you want to create or use a sea shanty?

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Kate Sheppard Memorial Walk! A paradise filled with white camellias.

When you go on a walk in the Kate Sheppard Memorial Walk you might see these fragrant white flowers called “Camellias”. These white camellias aren’t just flowers, it’s history. This special grove filled with white camellias was planted in 1993 to remember the 100th anniversary of Women’s Suffrage Day in Aotearoa. In 1893, a woman named Kate Sheppard made women achieve the right to vote. The suffrage leader, Kate Sheppard and one thousand supporters, white camellias became the symbol of women’s suffrage. One hundred groups, individuals and companies came to donate 100 camellias. The Kate Sheppard Memorial Walk was established completely by coincidence.

Do you think that white camellias are just flowers or history?

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when Audrey came to stay

when Audrey came to stay on the 20th of September I was super excited 

we went and picked here up around 10;30 

then we headed straight to town to go to the super market at the super market my mum gave me and Audrey a trolley and said go get ingredients to cook dinner with.  you guys are cooking tonight so off me and Audrey went around the super market getting all the ingredients needed for chicken bacon fettuccine then we went around and got all the ingredients for sticky date pudding (which I had never had) we also got some ice cream and wiped cream to go with it.

so after the super market we came home and hung out with my Animals like my rabbit libby my guinea pigs pip and jess and my  2 sheep Danice and Crista.

After brushing the sheep  clean out and moving the guinea pigs cage swinging  on the swing  going on a walk to see puppies and playing with hula hoops we finally decided to come inside and chill out.

me and Audrey caught up on the programme we had been watching and started playing minecraft we were so carried away that we forgot to make dinner so my mum had to cook it instead.

we ended making dessert though and after all that it was bed time a nice ending to a jam packed day.

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PUPPIESSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

On Saturday the 20th of September Audrey came to stay.

when me and Audrey went for a walk we discovered that one of my neighbours dog had had puppies

so strait away me and Audrey ran in and started playing with them

we asked the owners questions and the said that the puppies where 4 weeks old apparently their 

dog Bella was not supposed to have puppies as she is 10 Which is too old for a dog to have 

puppies if you put that in dog years bella would be about 50 Which is not a good age to have a baby little alone five

 so you might be wondering how did their dog get pregnant well apparently there other 

neighbours dog could tell bella was in heat and broke in to her crate any way

the puppies where so cute the kept nibbling us and falling asleep on us and being cute her are some pics      

 

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🏛Mycenae🏛

A few days ago, I visited ancient Mycenae to explore its history. It was really interesting, and I enjoyed going inside the tombs they had a cool echo.

Who: The Mycenaeans, are an ancient Greek civilization that lived during the Late Bronze Age. The main people associated with Mycenae are figures like King Agamemnon, a key character in the Iliad.

What: Mycenae is an archaeological site and was once a powerful city in ancient Greece. It is known for its architecture like the Lion Gate, its rich tombs, and its role in shaping early Greek culture.

When: Mycenae was at its peak between 1600 BCE and 1100 BCE, during the Late Bronze Age. It was rediscovered and dug out in the 19th century, with major contributions by archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann (is that the right spelling) in the 1870s.

Where: Mycenae is located in the north-east part of Greece, in the region of Argolis, near the modern town of Mykines.

Why: Mycenae was an important center of early Greek civilization, shaping later Greek culture and inspiring myths that are vital to Greek identity and heritage.

How: Mycenae became powerful because of its good location, strong army, and control of trade in the Aegean sea. In the 1800s, archaeologists dug it up and found palaces, walls, and treasures that helped us understand its history.

What would you want to explore if you visited Mycenae?

Mycenae in Greece, The Kingdom of Agamemnon - Travel Guide

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✧・゚:* *:・゚✧Spring Learning Journey✧・゚:* *:・゚✧

Hi Everyone!!! Welcome back to my blog. For today’s spring learning journey I decided to do Activity 10. The activity since spring is the tradition time when people clean why not we do it too!!! Anyways I cleaned my bedroom yesterday and I got my mum to rate it. She gave me a 9/10 I only lost a mark because apparently my sister’s room is MORE TIDY. Anyways do you guys agree with my mum but HEY 9/10 is not a bad score!! Please leave me a positive comment on my blog and you will receive a cookie(づ。◕‿‿◕。)づ🍪

(ROTATE YOUR SCREEN TO SEE MY BEDROOM)

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Playing the notes of Spring! Song Maker

In this post you are reading, I am going to explain about a song I made in Chrome Music Lab. The instrument I used was Marimba because of the gentle feeling of flower petals in spring. High notes are mostly used to show the positive emotions that occur in the season of spring. The gentle feeling of when there are no beats is calming. So it doesn’t feel dramatic when you play it. Like things with really fast tempo might make you rush. So I made it just 120.

Have you ever done song maker in chrome music lab? If you want to, share your experience!

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Galileo Galilei

Kia ora, welcome to our blog about Galileo Galilei.

We found this learning really interesting. Read our Google Slides to find out what made this guy famous! Did you know anything about Galileo before you read our slides?

Not only did we learn about the great Galileo, we also learnt some more digital skills, like how to make a Descriptive Web using bullet points, the shape tool, the line tool and polylines. Descriptive Webs are great because they support comprehension skills by organising key ideas and make information easier to understand. They also encourage deeper thinking by exploring main ideas and making connections. Descriptive Webs are great for boosting vocabulary as we have to brainstorm descriptive words, synonyms, and subject-specific terms.

It wasn’t easy learning, but it was fun learning new skills and information.

We hope you enjoy reading our blog post. Feel free to leave a positive comment.

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