My Maths - By Quaid

Measurement: Time

Learning Intention:

I am learning to convert 12 and 24 hour time

Covert these times into 12 hour time - remember to use AM / PM

a) 05:34 - 5:34 AM b) 18:11 - 6:11 PM c) 00:59-00:59 AM

d) 13:23- 1:23 PM e) 07:12 -7:12 AM f) 12:44-12:54 PM

g) 09:09- 9:09 AM h) 18:27-6:27 PM i) 20:38- 8:38 PM

j) 23:52-11 :52 PM k) 14:00 -2:00 PM l) 04:25-4:25 AM

m) 16:20-4:20 PM n) 11:12- 11:12 AM o) 19:16-7:16 PM

                                              

Convert these times into 24 hour times

a) 6:34 PM -18:34 b) 7:30 AM-07:30 c) 1:50 PM-13:50

d) 12:47 AM-00:47 e) 2:20 PM-14:20 f) 9:02 PM-21:02

g) 10:28 PM-22:28 h) 3:45 AM-03:45 i) 4:58 PM-16:58

j) 6:29 AM-06:29 k) 11:17 PM-23:17 l) 8:17 AM-08:17

m) 5:09 PM-17:09 n) 7:00 PM-19:00 o) 2:57 AM-02:57

This is my maths that I either had to round to the 12 hour time or the 24 hour time. I got them all right and I think I am good at it.

My Maths Whizz results By Quaid

This is my Maths Whizz Results. This is how much I have been learning, how long I have been using it and how much it has been teaching me.I like this programme and you should give it a go.

click on this link if you want to try it out.

http://www.whizz.com

My Comment to Room 7 - By Quaid

This is the comment I made to Room 7 about their Paper plane challenge. It looked cool and I hope they had fun.

The 24 hour snap game - By Quaid

Today we have been learning about time. We have learnt that Ante Meridiem means before midday in Latin and Post Meridiem means after midday in Latin. The first picture is the results from Level 1 in a game I played called 24 hour snap. The second is also the results I got form Level 2 in the game 24 hour snap.

If you would want to play this game click on the link below and click on the 24 hour snap game

http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/maths/games

Popplet By Quaid

This is my Popplet that I made on the Olympics.It has many categorise`s like Sport, Ancient Greek Olymics, Torch Relay, Atheletes and Baron Pierre De Coubitin

My 8 comments to the School By Quaid

Today Miss Paton asked us to Make a comment on to all of the blogs in the school.Have a look above, click on the picture to make it wider and Please leave a comment.

My Comment I made to Aryan - By Quaid

This is My comment I made to Aryan on his Google Presentation about Jet Propelled Cable Cars .

Basket Ball Rules - Reading - Quaid

This term our Topic focus is Olympics so Miss Paton found some journals about the Olympics. Here is my groups questions and answers.

Ruby Group 2
Title: Basketball Rules

Learning Intention:
I am learning to make connections with the situations that the characters face in the text.

1. Who are Shanee and Kayla Kiriau?
They are two referees in Basketball and they are also identical twin sisters.
2. How often do they referee games?
They referee three to four times a week.
3. How does refereeing help them?
If they want to help people to learn about basketball they can and it gives them more confedince.

4. What do the referees’ call during the game?
Time out, Fast Break, Foul, Free throw line, Jump ball and Substitution.
5. Why do you have to be confident when refereeing a game?
Because if they back chat to you then you can just tell them to carry on with the game and dont muck around.
6. Who is Tere and why do the twins argue with him at school?
Tere is Shanee and Kayla Kiriau`s dad and they argure because he is they coachof the basketball team and they think that he is tough on the team.
7. When did the girls start playing basketball?
What team do they represent? Describe Kayla’s achievements.
They started playing when they were 12 and they represanted they under 14 Koru team which toured to Austraia.

8. Why does the opposition get confused by the Shanee and Kayla?  
Because they might be young and they might not of expectied them to be refereeing they game.

My Wordle on the Olympics. By Quaid

This term we are learning about the Olympics. Our class made a Wordle and this is my one. Have a look and please leave a comment.

My Jean Batten Report By Quaid

Report On Jean Batten

Introduction

Jean Batten is a New Zealand famous aviator who broke world records. She wanted to prove that men and women were equal. When Jean became a pilot there were not many women pilots so she was one of the few women that were pilots at the time.

Jean Gardner Batten was born on 15th September 1909 in Rotorua. She lived with her Mum, Dad and two elder brothers. Her Mum had a Job as an Actress and her Dad had a job working as a Dentist. Jean’s Mum and Dad bought a piano for Jean but she sold it to pay for her Mum and her flight to go to England to get her pilot’s licence. When she got her pilot’s licence she bought a helicopter and called it `Moth`.

Jean started to achieve world records. Her First record was in 1933 (solo flight) from England to India. Her second record was in 1934. She flew from England to Australia and she also set a new record for women. Her third record was in 1935 to fly back to England from Australia and she was the first woman to fly both ways. From England in 1935 she went to Brazil which made that record number four.


Later Jean Batten meet a man that she loved and so they got engaged. One day he went missing. Jean went looking for him but she had no luck. She later found out that there had been a plane crash and sadly he died. After the tradgic disaster she never loved any one else.

Conclusion

Jean was mostly noticed after she died and how brilliant she was at flying. She broke many world records in aviation.