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Hinemoa Keepa's goals are to do less talking and more working by ignoring distractions. Their social goal is to avoid being distracted by others. For reading, they have been learning to analyze narrative structure and their reading level is RA13.0-13.5. They enjoy visualizing stories. For writing, they have been learning narratives and their writing score is 4P. They like learning language features. For math, they have been using fractions, decimals, and percentages to solve equations and enjoy solving problems in different ways.
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- 3. Social Goals. • My Goal for this term is to make sure that i’m not getting distracted my other people.
- 4. Reading • For reading I have been learning to analyse the structure of a narrative. • My reading age is: RA13.0-13.5 • My STAR score is: Stanine5 • What I like most about reading is visualising what the story is about. • Reading an Mystery story. • Using my comprehension skills • Completing story maps • Using a AVAILLL because watching movies and reading subtitles is more fun.
- 5. Writing • For writing last term we have been learning to write narratives. • My writing score is: 4P • What I like most about writing is learning to use special language features.
- 6. Maths • For maths we have been learning to use fractions decimals and percentages to solve the equations. • My number knowledge is: Stage7 • My number strategy is; Stage7 • What I like most about maths is solving the equations in different ways.
- 7. P.E • For p.e we have been doing softball ripper rugby and rugby. • My beep test score is: 5.9 • What I like about p.e is that it helps people to communicate and to get fit.
- 8. Technology • For Technology we go there for five weeks while we’re there we cook and go get the ingredients from pak'n'save • What I like about technology is that we cook the food and we eat it.
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- 10. Google Sketchup. • For google Sketchup we have been making a houses for the new school building that they’ve put up.
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