WALT write a person that you look up to in life.
I look up to Jonah Lomu because he is a good rugby player and he also has strength and fitness and he use to play in the all black because he die of a heart attack in November at the age of 40
I am a Year 8 student at Kaingaroa School in Northland, NZ. I am in Huia Whānau and my teacher is Miss Fleet.
Showing posts with label literacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label literacy. Show all posts
Tuesday, 8 September 2020
Thursday, 18 June 2020
Friday, 29 May 2020
dream bedroom
my room has PS4 TV 450 dirt bike boots helmet JBL speakers bed faze clan wallpaper gaming chair War-zone on the TV and i also have Faze swagg controller and a motorbike wallpaper and that is what i have in my dream bedroom.
Wednesday, 27 May 2020
Poland poster
WALT create a country study poster about Poland
Huia class read a book call the Poland refugee children i learn that they play rugby i did not mow that they play rugby i will like to eat that breed likes yum.
Wednesday, 20 May 2020
my name is Rez
WALT summarise the text in our own words
“My name is Rez” this is a graphic novel told by toby morris Rez is a young girl, living in an Iran refugee camp with her family. Rez parent declare themselves as refugee and move to new Zealand When she got to her new school this boy with gold here asked what is your names she said uh my name is Rez and a gathering of kids in the back around one of them said she talks like a robot. Although she came a layer of the year she did not have a good school experience then Rez went and did Kapa Haka and she made friends playing netball and she also had burgers and drinks and coke for the first time. Rez's family were protesting for Kurdish rights Rezs dad Escape from Iran.
Wednesday, 6 May 2020
Sunday, 3 May 2020
Friday, 1 May 2020
Wednesday, 29 April 2020
Designing a Boat
WALT create a quality blog post that explains our learning.
aluminium because it's a lint strong metal Yamaha 25hp because it is trusty outboard
Tuesday, 28 April 2020
Tuesday, 21 April 2020
My packed suitcase!
WALT: create a quality blog post that explains our learning.
Today, I read chapter four of 'Refugee', by Alan Gratz. We have been introduced to the three main characters now; each of them young children, each of them experiencing horrible circumstances, and each of them about to be refugees.Our literacy task today was to imagine we were leaving our own country. We had to draw or create an image that showed what our suitcase would look like if we were about to become refugees. I chose to use google drawing and png images, to put together a suitcase full of important items. The things I decided to pack in my refugee suitcase are:
1.Clothing - because it's the most important item you need otherwise you will be naked.
2.iPad charger - to charge my iPad.
3.iPad - so i can use it when i am bored
4.Fanny pack- to keep my money and my passport safe.
5.Money - to buy anything i need, eg- toothpaste and toothbrush
6.Water bottle - to stay hydrated.
7.Passport- to use it when you leave the country and identification.
8.Cup of soup- so i don't die of starvation and i also like it.
9.Shoes- to protect my big feet.
10.Sleeping bag- so i can keep warm at night.
11.Suitcase- to carry everything i need.
12.Self defence- i don't need any weapons i have 2 fists 😃😃😃
And i have all these items in my house so i am ready to leave now!
Thursday, 16 April 2020
Tuesday, 31 March 2020
Tuesday, 3 March 2020
Respect
WALT create a Quality post for an online audience.
What is respect
Respect is when you treat someone or something with manaakitanga. Manaakitanga is when you care for someone or something. for example respect may look like we listen and wait our tern to shere it may also look like someone offers you would say yes please or no thanks you those are manners.
that is some examples of respect we try to use that in our everyday life
What is respect
Respect is when you treat someone or something with manaakitanga. Manaakitanga is when you care for someone or something. for example respect may look like we listen and wait our tern to shere it may also look like someone offers you would say yes please or no thanks you those are manners.
that is some examples of respect we try to use that in our everyday life
Thursday, 27 February 2020
the creation stor
on Monday 24th of feb huia had to recreate the creation story based on Maori beliefs. Liam, Devlin and I have created this storyboard and told the story in our own words. making this story has helped
me with my Maori knowledge
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