Monday, December 12, 2016
The Pools
After the sleepover we did boot camp and we had breakfast then we went to the pools there were two inflatables there were lots of people at the deep end jumping in I was playing ball tag with Vallon, Patrick, Aiden,and Shayden when I was in I try to get Patrick over the wall and the ball hit the wall and hit me in the face.
At the pools we only had two hours for me those two hours were amazing after the two hours we went to school and went home unfortunately I wasn't here the next day.
Sleepover
Wednesday the day we had two trips and a sleepover the first trip was to Te Papa when my group was there we went first to the place where the earthquake house was located we were given a sheet we tried to complete that while we were there.
Then we went to the Māori Exhibition and learnt why te rauparaha was special and relatable to a taniwha because he has six toes we did this with Ms Smith.
After all this we got our bags and went outside to eat lunch with everybody my leader for our group was Jerome Orlonzo’s dad.
Then we went to sound and vision and learnt about early Porirua and Wellington and all the earthquakes.Some people fell asleep during this but the teachers didn’t want them sleeping because we were going to have a sleepover tonight.
We went back to school I went home and got ready for the sleepover then I went to school ready while I’m in the driveway I see a lot of people already during the sleepover we played cricket six to seven o'clock I learnt how to play and we played soccer after soccer we had a fruit break.
Finally we went inside and had some snacks and write about what we did at te papa and sound and vision next we were so excited to play spotlight.
Survival Day
When we did survival day we rotated around classrooms with different teachers I started off with my own teacher we did noughts and crosses it was a hard and tough game to play but luckily my team won the whole game of it.
Next our group went into room 17 in room 17 we learnt how to do medical things like how to make a sling and make someone who cut themselves stop and keep calm and everything.
Next we went to room 8 with Ms Holland we could make a card or make a exercise cube the exercise cube is a cube where you write exercises for a amount of time it was fun rolling the cube and finding what exercises we had to do.
Then we went to Ms Smith's class and learn about earthquakes we made a poster about being prepared when there a earthquake or a tsunami and what we need so we don’t die of starvation.
Finally we finished the classes off with Ms Hills class we did if we were on the moon what we needed to survive on the moon like oxygen and other things.
I enjoyed this survival day my favourite class was
Ms Smith's class because my had so many things on my poster I couldn’t put anymore things on it it was a miracle.
On Monday pohutukawa went to Aotea Lagoon when we got there some of us had lunch and some of us went to the playground I had some lunch and milk then I ran straight to the playground at the playground I almost got hit by the swing when I was walking past it.
We had another lunch break I eat all my lunch then and had another milk after lunch break I went on the rolling circle I call it that because I don’t know what it's called I was really dizzy so I decided not to play on it anymore and play with Norry, Kaizen, Lennox from room 9 and lennox from room 11.
Then Pohutukawa gathered up and did the rolls for each class and walk back up to the school most of pohutukawa was really tired.
Tuesday, November 15, 2016
My early Maori writiting
Early Maori
A couple days ago we had whaea Toni we learnt about early technology of the māori.
We did a activity where we all picked a technology I went with cloths I had to draw a picture of the early māori and draw all the old the things they wore and label the resources they used for their cloths.
Later we did weaving with paper the people better at weaving they could do straight lines or squiggle lines.
We also learnt that chiefs with the most moko people in the war they decapitated the chiefs head and made it their trophy.
When the early māori went toilet they couldn't put it near where they eat food or by their house they had to go outside dig a lot of holes and use them.
Early māori they had to travel through bushes they had no shoes like today they had to make their shoes out of a cabbage tree and travel in their waka to get to other countries te rauparaha and his people went to sydney in his waka.
I found out that a moa is 12 feet tall that is 3.6 in meters the moa weighs about 510 pounds I also learnt that the people of the early were pretty unique and smart.
Thursday, October 13, 2016
Our Olympic Artwork

This is my olympic artwork that my class did last term this included going on the chrome book and picking a silhouette.Our teacher printed them out so we could cut them out and put them on a a3 piece of paper.We also did the background before putting on the silhouette on the a3 piece of paper.The gluing part for me I found really tricky because there was actually not that much glue and black and white lettering news paper that I could use.We did a border made out of black and white lettering news paper and glued it with pva glue.
Sunday, April 17, 2016
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