Letter - Laura Tupou

Dear: Laura Tupou 

Your talk with us at Glen Innes School has truly motivated us, you have proved that from any kind of background rich or poor, you can achieve anything even if your doing small things like reading lots of books because even that can lead you to a great career. 

How challenging was it for you to make it to newshub? And how long did it take you?

A Game to Play with Everyone: Drawing

A Game to Play with Everyone

Game: Over and under

William

Joedzy

George

Solomone

Point of the game/skill: working as a team, speed

Equipment: 2 balls (netball, soccer, volley) 4 cones

How to play the game:

10 people 5 in each team, forming a line

The ball will start in the front of the line, the first person will pass the ball to the person behind by giving it at the back of the head, then the person that receives the ball gives it to the person behind by passing the ball under between her/his legs. This will be repeated until the ball ends up to the last person and she/he will run to the front of the line with the ball giving it the person in front then she/he will run to the finish line up in front, once they are there they will sit down, then the people in the line will have to repeat this process until there is no one left.

Conversion Table

Fractions, Decimals and Percentages Conversion Table.
Converting fractions to decimals and percentages.

Types of Fractions

Zero Fractions:

If the numerator of a fraction is zero, then the value of the fraction is always zero, no matter what the denominator is.

Note: you can never have 0 for the denominator of a fraction, because you can't divide something into zero parts.

Whole Fractions:

If the numerator and denominator is the same, then the value of the fraction is always one.

Improper Fractions:

If the numerator is bigger than the denominator, then it is a improper fraction.

Mixed Fractions/Numerals:

If they is 1 whole and a proper fraction, then it is a mixed fraction.

What Are Fractions?

Fractions are part of a whole. E.g If there is a pizza and it is cut equally into 4 quarters then the fraction would be 4/4 but if one piece was to be gone then the fractions would be ¾.

4/4

3/4                          

Divisibility Rule Work (2)

WALT - use the divisibility rules identify numbers that are divisible by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9.

Number	2	3	4	5	6	8	9
1060	Yes		Yes	Yes
1503		Yes					Yes
4075				Yes
1772	Yes		Yes
1330	Yes			Yes
3948	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
4044	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
1242	Yes	Yes			Yes		Yes
1158	Yes	Yes			Yes
1368	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes	Yes	Yes
6606	Yes	Yes			Yes		Yes
2340	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes