Magnificent Te Reo Evidencing.

 In Te Ngahere we have been learning to pronounce the alphabet, greetings and place names correctly in Maori. We went onto a site that was called Education Perfect. Once we went on the site I had to screencastify, myself saying the alphabet, greetings and place names in Maori. For each screencastify we did, we had to embed it on a google slide. I learnt how to pronounce the alphabet and greeting correctly in te reo Maori but what I think I can do better in the future is learn how to pronounce place names in te reo better.

Have you ever used the site Education Perfect? 

Most Excellent Smart Surfing

In Te Ngahere we have been learning about Smart surfing.  We had got given

a slide that had questions on it. We had to take the keywords out of each of

our questions, So it comes up with more information.  like if we had typed

up on Google what do spiders eat,  it will come up with only a little bit of

information and that isn't relevant to your question. 

If we take the key words which will be spiders and eat. We can change eat

to diet and type up spiders diet. If you write up just the specific part it will come up

with way more information about what you typed up. Google is like spiders

the spiders look through all of google's index and finds the words you typed up.

What I found hard was when I first started trying to make the question more

specific. When I got the hang it it was easier for me to Find the key words i

in the questions.

Have you ever used keywords in something you have typed up on google?

Sharing My Knowledge of Coastal Seas

In Te Ngahere we have been learning about Coastal Seas. We started off by

watching a full episode of Coastal Seas The video was about 49 minutes long.

While we were watching the video we had to write some facts down. 

After we wrote all our facts we had to make a DLO. Here are some facts

that I learnt:

Did you know that 90 percent of fish live in coastal waters?

Did you know that some sharks perore to go hunting  in the dark because

they see better at night?

Also did you know that White tip sharks can fit into

thin coral places to get the fishes that like to hide from them?

Did you know that Stingrays hide in the sea grass when

searching for their prey.

Have you ever watched Our Planet before?