crunch! crunch! I was leaping through
the trees
as fast as a falcon.
my red eyes
glowing
like set.I lept
down,sharp claws
extended I ripped its flesh.
with my dagger like teeth
Monthly Archives: July 2016
Rugby rap
This rap is for you it’s about my rugby life it’s completely true boom boom boom goes the crowd as we score lots of try’s then thump off we go to the finals ay ay goes the team as we win the cup
My AMAZING holiday!!:)
For my holiday I did a house swap in Hawkes bay with people we didn’t know and they stayed in our house.
They had a dog called Max a cat called Rocky and 3 chickens.they had a really big property and next door they had horses(but the people in the house that we were staying in didn’t own the horses),I fed the horses with apples.
We went to the museum,chocolate factory,wineries,aquarium,art gallery,mister ds,climbed Te Mata peak, movies and we walked Max.
My holidays.
in the holidays for the first week I went to halo beach house. in the second
week of the holidays I got some money from my gran and grandad
and bought a robo clown fish a robo angler fish and a robo turtle.
the angler fish didn’t need bateries for a long time. if you bump the angler fish
it moves with its light. I had
My news.
last Saturday my cousin’s dog came over to stay the night because my
cousin’s were going away. the dog’s name is Betty. Betty is 8 the
same as me because I was born in 2007 and so was Betty.
Betty is half fox terrier half jack russell.
Contraction Learning
Te Wiki o te reo Māori
This week is Māori Language week. Porohita, Rua, Rima and Whitu groups are learning te reo Māori and making resources to teach other children te reo Māori.
Here are our slideshows for our learning.
MATHS
LTERACY
Ologists: What we learned
Today the Ologists were learning about rock recipes.
Our class loves learning about volcanoes, caves, fossils, earthquakes and earth science. We wanted to make our own rocks. We also had to think about what māori words we know for rocks, volcanoes and caves. It was quite hard!
Chloe wonders what Rangitoto means.
Timmy wants to know why Waitangi is called Wai Tangi, like what wai means.
Sophia knows lava in māori. It’s tahepuia! She looked it up on the Māori Dictionary which is linked on our blog.
Jemima wants to know what fossil is in Māori.
Amelia wants to know what minerals is in Māori.
Harry wants to know what the biggest mineral is.
Hollie wants to know how to say diamond in Māori. Julia says it’s Taimana.
Chacha wants to know what gold is. Theo says gold is a precious thing that everyone wants. Chacha wants to know the Māori name for gold.
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