Food for thought

This is my Flipsnack on Food For Thought.

Digestive system

This is my Flipping Ebook on the digestive system.

Tongan Language Week DLO

Tongan Letters and numbers:

Tongan letters:

• 17 letters in the Tongan alphabet.
• 5 vowels; a-e-i-o-u
• 12 consonants; f-h-k-l-m-n-ng-p-s-t-v- ‘
• pronouncing the consonants you add ʻaʼ to the end – Fa-Ha-Ka-La-Ma-Na-NGa-Pa-Sa-Ta-Va
• Fakaʻua (glottal stop) is considered a consonant and the last letter in the Tongan alphabet    Tongan alphabet song

Tongan numbers:

• numbers 0-9 noa, taha, ua, tolu, fā, nima, ono, fitu, valu, hiva
• the number for 10 is hongofulu (hoh-ngoh-foo-loo)
• the number for 100 is teau (teh-ah-oo)
• every other number is literally the words 0-9 combined: twenty becomes two zero – ua noa
• three exceptions to the rule 22, 55 and 99 words shortened to uo ua, nime nima, hive hiva19 (nineteen) – taha hiva
• 44 (fourty four) – fā fā
• 99 (ninety nine) – hive hiva
• 87 (eighty seven) – valu fitu

Since it is Tongan Language week we have to show some basic things in tongan such as the letters and the numbers.

What I am good at

These are the things that I am good at.

Maths Problem

This is my maths problem for today. I solved it using my knowledge of fractions.
Here is a problem for you to solve:
There are 12 kids in detention. they are 1/24 of the school. 1/4 of the kids at school have no lunch. How many kids have no lunch? And there are 84 just-in-case lunch boxes for the kids with no lunch. How many lunch boxes will be left over after the kids get one each?

Go Animate CyberSmart Smart Money

Scamming by Thomas R6 on GoAnimate

This is my Go Animate on Scamming. It shows an example of scamming and that you should delete anything saying you have won money. It could be real though! So here are some ways to know it is fake:

1. If you have not bought a lotto ticket then it is too good to be true.
2. If they ask for money ignore it.
3. Google who it says.
4. If they ask for details and you are sure they are a scammer, don't reply.

Maths Problem solving

For maths in problem solving we did a problem. Here is the problem and my solution.

Problem: You have gone to the store and bought a fox, a chicken and some corn. Now you are by the river. If you leave the corn with the chicken, the chicken will eat the corn. If you leave the chicken with the fox, the chicken's in big trouble. You have a boat but it can only take you and one other thing because if it has any more weight on board it will sink. How many trips in your boat can you make to get all three to the other side without the chicken eating the corn or the fox eating the chicken?

Solution: You take the chicken across first. This is trip 1. You come back with nothing. This is trip 2. You take the fox. This is trip 3. If you leave the chicken then it will get eaten so you take it back. This is trip 4. You take the corn across because otherwise the chicken will eat the corn. This is trip 5. You come back with nothing. This is trip 6. You take the chicken. This is trip 7. You have now taken everything!

I have done only one of the two ways of solving it. Comment on this if you figure out the other way.