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My Amazing Summer learning - Artwork

 

My Te Papa slide but Item one

 

Item 1: (What is it?)

This is a Tā moko in the 19th century It shows a tattoo on his face which  indicates his identity through whakapapa/genealogy An interesting fact about this is that  uhi/chisels were carved into the face as if it were a piece of wood, tattooing chisels were made from the bones of seabirds and the design was drawn on the face with charcoal and water when the tohunga/expert began to apply the moko he would dip his uhi into the pigment and make the incisions by tapping it with a small mallet or fern stalk, mallet was also used for wiping away the blood I chose this because it's a declaration of who you are.   Task description:For this task My class did this with our Reveler Mrs. M what we had to do was search up Te Papa Museum and look for a item we want to share to the class and this was my first Item

Ordering fractions

 

Task description:For this task my Teacher Mr. O'Brien sent my class this Ordering fraction slide what we had to do was to do the same as the numbers and / what he did but we had to put it in smallest to largest.

My Brilliant Fortunately, Unfortunately

 

My Amazing Place Values

 

Task description:

 What I had to do for this was I had to put the numbers in the hundreds tens and ones.

My Amazing Maori Language week slide