Weekly reflection: week 1

 At the start of the week I felt very excited to see all my friends again. I was also a bit nervous going into a new class with new people.

The highlight of my week has been catching up with all my mates after the 6 week holidays. We have all been away from school for 6 weeks and it was really cool to see what they had all been up to.

Something I found challenging this week was our maths knowledge check. once we got to level 3 and 4 it started to get really tricky. The questions went from easy to estream really fast and i was stuck on quite a few.

I am really looking forward to swimming training next week. I have been looking forward to swimming the hole summer and Tuesday is our first day. Swimming training is going to be quite short this year so we need to practise hard.

My weekly reflection.

What did I enjoy this week?
 This week I enjoyed doing my recount. My favorite topic in school is writing so i loved it. I wrote about my holiday when we moved the cows on a stormy day.

 What was one success I have had and why?
 A success I have had this week was smashing through my contract. We had a lot to do this week and I got it done very quickly. My best piece of work I did from my contract was my scientist drawing. It took me a bit longer but it was very good.

 Something I found tricky?
 Something I found tricky this week was my math x test. The questions were on another level of math that i had never done before.THey used words Like mean and consecutive. So my answer was just a big fat ?

 What is one thing I have learned?
 One thing I have learned this week is how to start in algebra. Before I started I had no idea what 4 x h ment but now i know that it is just a symbol and can mean anything you want it to.

 What is something I am looking forward to next week?
 Next week I am looking forward to finishing my creative myth and legend. Mine is called the snoziepoopies invent spaghetti. Once we have written them we will go and read them to the juniors. 

How have I shown pono this week?
 This week I have shown pono in imaginative prayer. On one of the tasks we had to say what we are truly thinking about. Pono means truth in maori so I was showing pono.