3D shapes

Hello there fellow viewers.

For today's blog post I am going to show you my math about 3D shapes. First we used blue tack and toothpicks to make the first two 3D shapes. these two 3D shapes are named tetrahedron and octahedron. After making these two shapes we moved on to a icosahedron. We needed  lots of tooth picks and blue tack. And after making these we did a table. the table was for the vertices edges faces and angles. of you dont know what vertices are vertices are corners. And after that we had to disagree or agree of we got the answers right or wrong. After using blue tack and toothpicks we moved onto paper. We had to fold the paper until we made the shape. I chose the octahedron because I thought it was the easiest. Oh and I enjoyed making all these shapes with paper and toothpicks/bluetack. And the thing I found hard was folding and making them with the paper. I hope you enjoyed my blog post about 3D shapes.

My awesome diagram about Maui and Te waka o aoraki

Ki Ora fellow viewers.

For today's blog post I am going to be showing my work about my vend diagram. So what I did is that I made three oval's. The two ovals on the sides are the story's that I wrote about. And the middle oval is the oval I used to write the same thing about these to story's. What I found hard was to find the same thing in each of these story's. The thing I found interesting was that I got to know about all the myths and legends. And For my next blog post I am properly going to be showing you my koru art. I hoped you enjoyed my blog post about my vend diagram.

Hope you guys have a great maori/Te wiki o teo Maori language week

Tongan language week.

 Malo e lelei fellow viewers.

For Tongan language week we made fans and teki's. So what I enjoyed was making the fans and teki's because its my first time making them. And what I found hard was to curl the paper on the teki. And What I enjoyed is when we went around in a circle and saw all of the Tongan designs. And I also enjoyed seeing the different kind of churches in Tonga. And when we were walking around we also saw some kiekia's and tauvala's/necklaces. I hope you enjoyed my learning aobut Tongan language week.