star poster Matariki

WALT: we are learning about Matariki

New Zealand Facts

This is I and Harleys New Zealand facts. Do you know what is the tallest monton in New Zealand?

Tiny houses

WALT: make houses out of paper we had a checklist we need to have all the items. we had to yous a ruler to.

paper plane test to see how far it goes

This plane went 6.5 meters. We made like ten different planes then we gave up and this plane.

Compost Inquiry.

We had to make brainstorm ideas about making a profit from composting. Here are our results! Have a read and review. Bye.

my monster

This is my monster and I might make it.

I made it in a google drawing it was hard to make the horns.

how to compost

WALT: make compost this is a list to make compost.

1. When you put paper and leaves with food it starts to decompose and break down then it starts to turn into soil.
2. When you put food in the compost it starts to decompose. After some time it turns into compost.
3. Only natural and organic materials like paper and food scraps can go into a compost bin.
4. You can put some worms into the compost. Our you could make a worm farm.
5. You can’t put plastics or metals in a compost bin because it can’t break down.
6. In compost, you will need greens which are flowers or garden waste or manure. You will also need browns which are leaves or hay or wood chips.
7. It takes two to three years to break down and make soil.

WALT: yous my maps this is what we did on our camp.