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Thursday, 24 October 2019

What Is Democracy?

It's every 3 years people in New Zealand get to vote for the government, They have to be New Zealand citizen & 18 and over get to vote in an election. Democracy is when the people choose who they want to represent them in government. There are 120 Member of Parliament who sit in the House of Representatives in The Bee Hive (Wellington). New Zealand has an MMP system of government, where people can twice. They choose which party they want to win, Who they want to be there electorate MP.

Wednesday, 31 July 2019

Who runs the world 'Government'

Questions: Who runs the world?

  • Who  runs/organises/controls your household?  THINK
  • Mum runs the whole house but Sister looks after us buys food and cooks for us.


  • Compare and contrast your answer with your neighbour  PAIR  
    • A person who has someone different run/organise/control their house is….
    • Their answer is…
    • Her mum run’s the house/Feed them


  • Who makes the decisions at our school?
  • Miss Palmeka/Teacher’s


  • You may like to answer this question reflect:  Why is it important to have someone makes decisions for people?
  • To help them
  • Because they might do something bad/stupid

Saturday, 9 March 2019

Year 9 Collective nouns 1

COLLECTIVE NOUNS
A collective noun is a noun that refers to a group or collection of similar people,
animals or things.
Collective nouns are used when you want to refer to a whole group of people or objects
but you don’t want to call them all by their separate names. For instance, you wouldn’t
list all the members of a sports team in one sentence but rather you would call them a
team.
Underline the collective nouns in the following sentences.
a.           The Team New Zealand crew attended the charity dinner.
b.          A school of dolphins raced freely at the boy of the boat.
c.           The year there will be national elections held to vote in our government.
d.          There are fifteen people in a rugby team.
e.           My mum had to go to a fundraising committee meeting at the Plunket rooms.
Choose from the box below the appropriate collective noun to fill in the missing word
and complete the following phrases.
litter gang    colony choir gaggle    army fleet bouquet    pride cluster
a.           An army of soldiers
b.          A Litter of ants
c.           A  Bouquet of flowers
d.           A Gang of thieves
e.            A Colony of lions
f.             A Cluster of stars
g.           A Fleet of ships
h.          A Pride of puppies
i.            A Choir of singers
j.            A Gaggle of geese  


3)        In Groups
The phrase a lot is often used when people don’t know the correct collective noun.
Rewrite these phrases using the correct collective noun.
A)     A Bunch of bananas.
B)      A Pack of biscuits.
C)      A Group of soldiers.
D)     A Fleet of ships.
E)      A Collection of beads.         


4.  Fill a space.
Choose a collective noun from the box for each space in these sentences.
Circle what each collective noun refers to.
Board squadron suite    bundle collection
suit     committee  batch cluster    pearl
a)      Her ring has a large Pearl of rubies.
b)      The new Suite was moved into the lounge.
c)       A Squadron of planes flew past in formation.
d)      Sam carried a Bundle of sticks to make a fire.
e)      Every Sunday morning a Cluster of bells rang out.
f)       Mum always made a Batch of muffins on Saturday.
g)      Mr Brown bought a new Suit of clothes.
h)      Dad has a Collection of reggae music CDs.
i)        A Board of directors held a morning business meeting.
j)        The Committee of the tennis club met to discuss tournaments.


E.  Group Gatherings.
What would you expect people to be doing in these groups? One is done for you as an example.


a)      A crew - Team mates
b)      Choir - Singing group
c)       Orchestra - People playing instruments
d)      Queue - People/Vehicles waiting to be attended to
e)      Troupe – performing in a dance
What collection of things would make up these groups?
a)      a suburb - District or city
b)      an album - photos
c)       a galaxy - A hug collection of gas
d)      a wardrobe - A closet

Nouns (Zoo)

Nouns
Nouns are naming words.  Nouns are words that name people, places, and things.
Highlight all the nouns in the story below.  The first noun has been highlighted for you.




Yesterday we went to visit the zoo in Wellington. My mum packed
me a great big lunch so I wouldn't get hungry. We had to meet at
the school at eight o'clock to catch the bus. I sat next to Jason
and Hemi. When we first arrived we watched the monkeys being
fed. Then we saw heaps of other animals. I liked the elephant
most of all. It kept on waving its trunk in the air.
    On the way back to Wanganui it started to rain and I fell
asleep. When we got back I found that I had left my jersey
behind. My teacher said not to worry because we could get it
posted back to us.

Wednesday, 6 March 2019

Week 6 Spelling Test Mrs Feb's


Words
Definition
Sentences
Past Tense
Present Tense
Future Tense
city
My city is like a town
The city is a big space
City
City
City
children
I use to always play with the kid’s
I found a group of lost children
Child
Kid’s
Children
clean
This is a similar word to clean tidy
I had to clean my room
Clean
Cleaning
Cleaned
knee
Your knee connects with you leg so you can walk
I scraped my knee on the footpath
Knee
Knee
Knee
first
The Similar word to first is one
My first dog was a pit bull
First
First
First
apricot
Apricot is a sweet fruit
I ate apricot with ice cream
Apricot
Apricot
Apricot
dead
I have seen someone die before
I saw a dead bird on the road
Die
Died
Dead
bite
Biter
My dog would bite anyone who tries to touch us
Bite
Bite
Bite
draw
The similar thing to draw is sketching
I can draw a lion
Draw
Drawing
Drew
begin
Similar word to begin is start
I begin to do the lawn’s
Begin
Begin
Begin
bull
A bull is a animal
I wanna go bull riding
Bull
Bull
Bull
forgot
When you forget
I forgot my book’s at home
Forget
Forgotten
Forgot
crown
A crown is also known as an accessory
Only one crown for one queen
Crown
Crown
Crown
fifteen
Fifteen is a number
I’ll be turning fifteen soon
Fifteen
Fifteen
Fifteen
purple
Purple is a colour
My hair colour is purple
Purple
Purple
Purple