touch rugby

 This week we were playing touch. In touch our kiwi sport teacher split us into three equal teams. We were practicing 3 man settles so we know the rules of playing touch . Our teams had to pass the ball and plant it on the ground, and we had to jog to the cones. Lastly we were play touch and there was a defense team and a attack team. The attack team had to run with the ball and pass the ball with each other, and if they get touched by the defense team they have to plant the ball so their team can take the ball and do the same thing. The defense team had to touch the players in the other team so they cant get it in the goal. 

fractions blog post

Fractions are one whole thing divided into equal pieces.

Fractions have two parts, the numerator, and the denominator. The denominator tells the size of the fraction. The numerator shows how pieces there are An example is five eighths. The fraction size is eights, so the denominator is eight. There are five pieces, So the numerator is five.

see below for examples.