Monday, May 2, 2016
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Vampire Slayer
WE MAKE A IMOVIE AND I ENJOY MY IMOVIE
BY JONA
Vampire Slayer
WE MAKE A IMOVIE AND I ENJOY MY IMOVIE
BY JONA
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
About myself
what is your name
jona
how old you
i 9
Describe you family - mum dad brother sister
mum name Lisa dad Jay. 3 sister 2 brother 1 baby
where do you live?
i live in south Auckland- Otara.
my
what is your name
jona
how old you
i 9
Describe you family - mum dad brother sister
mum name Lisa dad Jay. 3 sister 2 brother 1 baby
where do you live?
i live in south Auckland- Otara.
my
Sunday, November 8, 2015
Friday, October 23, 2015
Junior Assessment of Maths (JAM Test)
Learner: Jona Learning Coach: Luisa Maloni Date: 13th Oct 2015
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Learning Area: Mathematics- JAM Assessment
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Learning Observed
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Today Jona completed the Junior Assessment of Maths (JAM Test). He was able to show small improvements in his knowledge and strategy. He can now identify numbers to 1000 and can name all but one of the numbers after any number to 1000. He can count beyond 100 but has difficulty counting backwards from numbers over 30. He also has difficulty identifying the number before any number between 30 and 100. Jona made the largest gain moving from Stage 0-1 up to Early Stage 5 in the area of Fractions. He can name and match simple fractions with images of these fractions. Jona was unable to instantly recall basic facts up to 10 except for 3+3.
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Evidence of learning
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Jona is building vocabulary in maths. He is growing in confidence in using numbers over 100. I wonder if he enjoys games that involve counting or adding at home?
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Key Competencies/Vision Principles
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Jona is developing his Capabilities in Mathematics. He can identify fractions and match them to fractions of a region. He Uses Language, Symbols and Text to describe shapes using mathematical language, e.g. corners and sides. His test shows he is working from Stage 0-1 (Basic Fact Knowledge, Place Value Knowledge) up to Early Stage 5 (Faction Knowledge). His strategy Stage is Stage 3. This means to solve simple addition and subtraction problems he counts forwards and backwards or from one in his head (imaging). (Thinking)
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Next Learning Steps
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Labels:
Capabilities,
Learning Story,
Math,
Narrative Assessment
Jona's Writing
Labels:
Capabilities,
Learning Story,
Literacy,
Narrative Assessment,
Writing
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