CWR- 19 Feb

Today in maths students reflected on what they had learned so far this year. 

Far North bird monitoring (17-18 Nov 2018)

Where are all the bar tailed godwits ?

The Parengarenga Harbour had 15k in the 1980's and last year some 700.

From the end of Te Pua Road on Saturday, looking across the mud flats towards Kokota Spit, none were seen. From the same spot Sunday am, 141 were counted - a long way off and in a low tide area where no boats could pass close.

The afternoon boat trip to Walker Island, Rangaunu Harbour, approximately 3500 were seen and photographed. A great end to the weekend.

Sightings on Walker Island -

580  w f tern

12   VOC

90    caspian tern

2    NZ dotterel

3500  godwit

5    pied shag

400   black swan

3  whimbrel

map for locations - https://www.topomap.co.nz/NZTopoMap/nz12261/Houhora-Harbour/

Maths Quiz

What is algebra ?

What are the ‘rules’ so far - give examples

Explain what we mean by simplifying and like terms

How to share quantities in a given Ratio

My first Blog post

pied shags

These were taken about 10 mins walk from the Haruru Falls car park back towards Waitangi.
High tide.

Royal spoonbill

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