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Tuesday 28 June 2016

Nga hakari

This is my kai table and what I learnt and have been learning for the past few weeks is how to write Maori sentences. I created it on a google slides, I have been making pictures to match my sentences.

Friday 17 June 2016

Matariki day

Today we celebrated Matariki day at our school by doing Maori games, and Maori tradition's. We also celebrated  Matariki day in Waitangi on the treaty ground's. We played fun games and made flax kites, some of the games we played where Hakariki, Tipuwai and plenty others. It was a fun day out of class doing fun activity's.

Wednesday 15 June 2016

My family

Last week were learning how to write a metaphor. We compared our family with a box of chocolate. It was really fun learning how to write metaphors Last week. Here is mine.
The box of chocolate
My family lives in a shiny dark purple and most wanted to be brought  box of chocolate…………..


My brother Zlynd is a sticky caramel chocolate that is  soft centered in the middle, but on the outside he is chunky and strong. My brother  Te tau is the tender chocolate, his hands are always doing hard work . My sister Dijontae is the raspberry chocolate that is sweet with a red on the inside and and brown on the outside, she is kind and ferocious. Angel is a hard top deck chocolate that is solid and sensitive. Daniel is a lumpy bumpy snickers that is always energetic and admirable. Edekai is a crumbly flake that  is soft and cheeky. Ru is a light bumpy snickers that is gentle and small. William is a bubbly chocolate with light green eyes, and he is chubby cheeky and soft centered. Lastly I’m the box that holds the brotherly sisterly bond together.

Thursday 2 June 2016

Film canister rockets

This is my science project I did with Mrs Cowels. She taught us about what happens when we combine two things together, like wet and dry things. We used school iPads to take photos for our slides. Makere, Te Aranga mai and I had watched our science project pop up into the sky and then got writing again on our Chromebooks about how our project worked and our experiment.

Wednesday 1 June 2016

Map instructions

For math I have been learning how to use compass directions and to follow instruction's to find buried treasure hidden on a island. This is a map that I made with buried treasure to find as part of my maths activity. I hope you try it. Leave a comment where you think the treasure is buried and I will contact you if you are right. Please leave your email with your comment.
  1. Get off your ship at shark point
  2. Follow the right handed path heading North East until you reach Gloomy Forest
  3. Cross the bridge over to the palm trees
  4. Walk North well passing some trees on the way to Blue duck lake
  5. Walk North to the Towering Mountain tops, walk west to the wicked wharf and cross the Blue Lagoon bridge
  6. Go through the Forest right in front of you
  7. Walk North to the long lost tree

YOU HAVE FOUND THE LOST TREASURE THAT HAS BEEN LOST FOR LONGER THAN YOU'VE LIVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!