Should New Zeland open its borders?

 Should New Zealand open its borders?

I strongly believe that we should not open our borders. 

Firstly, If New Zealand opens its borders people from other countries will come over and there wouldn’t be enough hospitals for the people who has covid.

Secondly, There will not be enough homes for the people coming over.

Thirdly, The population will be to much for the government to handle and they would need to build more home for the people from the other countries.

This is my point of view so I would like it if you told me your point in the comments of view for should New Zealand open its borders?

Liam's (COVID 19) Week 6 T3 2021 Distance Learning LCS

For this weeks learning its about... COVID 19

Liam's (COVID 19) Maths think board

Liam's (COVID 19) certificate

 

Liam's (COVID 19) Minecarft Club bed room

 

Liam's (COVID 19) Is Kapa Haka good for us

 Is Kapa Haka good for us?

I strongly believe that Kapa Haka is good for us.

Because it somehow keeps us fit by doing strong actions. Also it makes us happy doing it with our friends, And that is why Kapa Haka is good for us.

-Date 23/8/21

-To every one

-Author Liam.S

Liam's (COVID 19) Culture Significance T3 LCS 2021 Distance learning August

Liam's (COVID 19) Reading week 4

Liam's & Jai's Froggy Facts

Why does sport make you fit and healthy

 Why does sport make you fit and healthy

Firstly , There are plenty of reasons why you should become involved in sport(Accordingly to the Health and fitness benefits of sport)

Secondly It can reduce body fat , bone strengthening , improve stamina and flexibility. Those are some of the reasons you should do sport.

Thirdly , You must do sport , or you’ll not be fit or healthy.

Link:The Health and fitness benefits of sport

Liam's LCS papaer planes

My level 4 stage 7

 Fractions, Proportions and Ratios  

Stage 7 Overview 

I can solve stage 7 problems.  

Learning Outcome: I can...	Problem to solve	Thinking and Answer
Use a range of  multiplication and  division strategies  to solve problems  with fractions,   proportions   and ratios.	1. Convert the following improper fractions to mixed number  fractions:  a.214 = 5¼  b. 152 = 7½  c.2710 = 2 7/10
	2. Convert the following mixed numbers into improper fractions: a. 4 23 14/3 b. 3 12 7/2 c. 3 35 18/5
	3. Write these fractions in their simplest form:  a.515 ⅓  b. 1025 2½ c.416 ¼

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	4. Find the missing number in these to make these fractions  equivalent:  a.25 = 1320 b. 58 = 2040  c.56 = 2530
	5. In a bag of marbles, we find blue  marbles, red marbles, and yellow  marbles in a ratio of 6 : 1 : 2.  If the bag of marbles contains 22  yellow marbles, how many marbles  are there in total?	Thinking:  6+2+1=9 + 22=31 Answer:31?
Convert and   rename common  fractions, decimals  and percentages.	6. Fill in the blanks so the fractions, decimals and percentages are all  equivalent:  Fraction Percentage Decimal  2.05-1=1.05 75%-10%=65%  0.50-0.25=0.25

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Can find fractions  of whole numbers  using multiplication  and division facts.	7. There are twenty one bottles of  honey for sale and three sevenths  have sold? How many jars have  been sold?	Thinking:  21 divided by 7 is 3 and 3x3=9 also 3x7=21 Answer:9
	8. There are forty trees in the orchard  and four fifths of them are apple  trees. The rest are pear trees.   How many apple trees are there?	Thinking:  40 divided by 5=8  8x4=32 Answer:32
Can add and   subtract fractions  with the same   and different   denominators.	9. Rachel ate one eighth of the cake.  Leo ate five eighths of the cake.  How much cake is left?	Thinking:  ⅛ + ⅝ = 6/8  Answer:6/8
	10. In the surfing shop, 25 of the  surfboards are shortboards and 310 are longboards. What fraction are  either shortboards or longboards?  Show your working out.	Thinking: ⅖x2=4/10 shortboards  3/10 longboards Answer:7/10

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Compare fractions  using < > =	11. Use the < > = signs to compare these fractions:  a.36<26  b. 710>910  c.36=12  d. 58>34
Order mixed   fractions.	12. Put these fractions in order from smallest to largest. 4/8, 21/4,  3, 4, 4, 17

Reading week 2 T3 I have something to say!

For this weeks learning we did, I have something to say!

This was a fun learning to do the D.L.O

My letter To:Mr Tetzlaff

 

To:Mr Tetzlaff

I strongly believe that we (Seniors) should have a new playground.

Firstly, If we get a new and exciting playground the senior school doesn’t need to go on the middle playground.

Secondly, The playground is not safe for kids and adults. Also it's made of steel! That is so hard and  heavy. So if somebody hits their head , arm or leg on it they will get badly injured.

Lastly, The playground is boring, because it has no slide or swing. Those two are the funnest things to do on a playground.