Taha Hinengaro

This is another Taha challenge my class participated in it was cool and fun because we got to relax and meditate all together as a class.

My Goal Slide 2020!

Making a harmonica

Moving around

Moving around - how has it changed over time?

We have drawn some pictures that show how transport has changed over time.    

1. Here is a link to images of your drawings.
1. Create a new Google drawing.  Name: Picture dictation.
2. Insert your 2 images into this drawing.
2. Make a copy of this template.  Rename.
1. Using your pictures and keywords, write 1-2 sentences to describe each drawing and how people moved around at that time.
2. Here are some words to support your writing:

people	wheel	Australia	invention
travel	circle	Zealand	travelling
animal	carriage	cruise	rocket
horse	stagecoach	powered	space
donkey	wagon	steam	earth
camel	covered	engine	orbit
canoe	sailing	railroad, railway	America
tree trunk	ocean	country	Russia
dugout	passengers	aeroplane	Neil Armstrong

3. Write your sentences in these boxes:

1.	At first. first feet
2.	About 9,000 years before Jesus was born (BC). riding brown horse
3.	Three thousand years later.
4.	The first. tree boat carved.
5.	Around 350 years ago.wood caravan.
6.	150-200 years ago.sailing to china.
7.	About the same time.powered train.
8.	Early cars.car travel.
9.	The most important invention.flying in a  airplane.
10.	Rockets.russian rocket.

What do I do when I’ve finished my writing?		✔
1.	Read your writing carefully to check that it makes sense.	✔
2.	Read your writing again to check capital letters and full stops.	✔
3.	Read your writing to a buddy.  Does it make sense to them?	✔
4.	Publish on your blog with:	✔
	A screenshot of your photos. (Size = XL; Align = left)	✔
	Your writing: copy and paste the text from each box under the screenshot.	✔
	A personal title.	✔
	Labels: 2017, Room 9, inquiry, moving around, now that’s thinking, picture dictation,	✔
5.	Choose a buddy from our Maths class.  Write a quality blog comment about their picture dictation.	✔

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