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Thursday, April 15, 2021

acoustic peom

Raspberry drink is my favorites

Yells alot.

Albatross flying in the blue sky.

Nice blue water to surf in 

Like to create things.

Unique artist.

Can surf in big waves.

Apples are yam.

See sea animals water.


Wednesday, April 7, 2021

haiku peom

I surf at the beach.

I surf at Ahipara.

I like to surf fast


Wednesday, November 18, 2020

The water cycle

 The water cycle

WALT: Write an explanation

 Liquid water is found in oceans, rivers, lakes—and even underground. 

The water cycle is the path that all water follows as it moves around. Earth in different states. The four-part water cycle is evaporation, transpiration, condensation, precipitation the action or process of precipitating a substance from a solution.


Each year the world is using 9,087 billion cubic meters of water per year. That's a lot of water that's getting used each year.

Humans are creating a problem by making lots and lots of plastic and polluting the water. Also killing sea life by making plastic and it's blowing into the sea and the fish think its food and eat it and die.

China uses 362 trillion gallons of water every year that`s the most in the world that gets used in one year per country.

Now you know how much water the world uses per year and how the water cycle works. 








Tuesday, October 20, 2020

Niue language week

 WALT: understand Niue  language

This week I and my classroom have been learning how to speak the Niue language and here is some information.The 2020 Niuean Language Week theme is ‘Faliki e tau momoui he tau atuhau ke he Vagahau Niue ’ which in English translates to, “Lay the foundations - give rise to Vagahau Niue for generations".


This years theme reminds us of the need to not only respect and treasure our languages and cultures but to work daily to ensure the foundation remains strong for generations to come. Niue Language week is in its ninth year, the 2020 Niue Language Week is focused on laying the foundations to give rise to Vagahau Niue for future generations. Fakaalofa lahi atu! In 2020, we celebrate Niue Language Week from Sunday 18 October - Saturday 24 October. The 2020 theme is 'Faliki e tau momoui he tau atuhau ke he Vagahau Niue ' which in English translates to, “Lay the foundations - give rise to Vagahau Niue for generations".



Wednesday, October 14, 2020

Reading

WALT: Practice reading using key reading strategies

This week for reading I did roadworks. We had to put I learned that and I also learned that. It was challenging and also fun and this is what I did. 

 I learned that some places in nature hold so much water that the ground there is almost always wet. I also learned that The Everglades is an area of beautiful wetlands in southern Florida. 

I learned that a desert is a dry place. Very little rain falls in the desert. I also learned that deserts are dry, but plants and animals find ways to live there. Cactus plants grow in deserts 




When a Earthquake happens

 WALT: Drop, cover, and hold

This morning at 9.30 my classroom and I had a practice of what to do in an Earthquake. We had to Drop, Cover, and hold under our desks. I loved the Earthquake practice because I got to try a earthquake practice. next time I have to be under the desk.




Tuesday, October 13, 2020

writing

WALT: write a story in 10 minutes 

This week for writing I had to write a story in 10 minutes. It was hard and fun and this is what I did.

 Muki 2



Muki 2 has a Beautiful backhand beach Break. It comes around the corner with a glossy shine. The speed people came out of the barrel. It goes to Muki 1. In Front of the wave, there are Rocks. People ride the wave at Muki 1. The wave is Cool. You can climb the sand dunes to look out at the sea



Thursday, September 24, 2020

Tikanga in the classroom

WALT: make a DLO  

Last week the pb4l was Tikanga in the classroom. I had to make a google slide and design it with colors and photos. This is what I did.




Maths

WALT: Create our own Maths word problems

This week for maths, we have been learning how to make our own slides. We had to create our slide and put our equation onto the slide. This is the slide that I made. 


 


RUGBY

 


1)hey guys and my names Ryan and on this day i'm going to be telling why rugby is a awesome sport. You might have a different favourite sport like soccer, netball,basketball but mines rugby. Rugby is a very popular sport with tackling,lineouts,and knock on`s. In rugby there's 4 modes ripper,tackle, NRL , and finally super rugby. tackle is what I play i'm an u9 my little brother plays ripper he's an u7.

2) u7s only play ripper. In ripper each player has their own tags around their own waist when one player rips a tag off the other player they go back and then the player who got ripped passes the ball to another player and then he gets ripped. When 6 players are ripped from the same team its hand over.

Ok let's get back into tackle. Tackle is my favourite because you can injure people,wind people,do scrums,and tackling. Let's talk about the all blacks. 

3)The all blacks are the best rugby team in super rugby. The all blacks have won most of their games but not all. Last but not least NRL  if you don't know what NRL stands for it stands for national rugby league. I don't really know much about NRL  but i do know that it's fun. After all that talk i have much more facts ABOUT ME!

My team is called TE RARAWA  Were the 4th best team in u9’s, do you know how i know that were the 4th best in u9’s rugby? I know because my friend saw the leader board.

4) We lost against the cup twice. But when there's no more rugby at the end of the season...I'M GONNA HAVE NOTHING TO DO. Just playing lego and video games. Now that we're getting to the end i'm gonna say my 2nd  favourite part is at the end when we have some food. Prize giving is 3rd because when Tatz my coach comes up and says everyone who gets player of the day and i think hes gonna say me but he doesn't.Ok thats all ive got today and thank you for listening to my speech. 



Wednesday, September 16, 2020

PE

WALT:  Write about capture the flag 

On Monday this week, we played capture the flag with Paolo. My friends were all guarding me on the opposite team. It was very hard to get past them. Some of the rules are if you cross the line you have to stay on that side. Only one person in the square to get the flag. If you get tagged on the other side you have to go to jail. If you want to get out of the jail someone in your team has to touch you then you get a free run back to your side. If you want a point you have to run to the square on the other side. Then you bring the flag over the line.

Find key information

WALT: Find key information
This week for Reading I had to read an article and tried to find the answers. It was hard for me to get all the questions right and this is what I did.

Monday, September 14, 2020

Mapere planting





WALT: Save the sand dune and the environment. 

 On Tuesday 8th of September, I went to Mapere planting in Ahipara. Room 5,11and 7 walked to mapere to plant spinifex and flax. We went to mapere to try and help our environment and the dune restoration program. We planted the spinifex to stop erosion. We planted 750 plants in 2 hours. After we had planted all the plants I had a sausage sizzle. It was fun.

Create math word problems slide


 WALT: Create our own Maths word problems

This week for maths, we have been learning how to make our own slide. We had to create our slide and put our equation onto the slide. This is the slide that I made.

Thursday, September 3, 2020

Multi-step word problems

WALT: Solve Multi-step word problems.

This week for maths, we have been learning how to solve maths word problems. It is very fun and also easy but some of them are pretty difficult. I like solving maths word problems because you can show your working out. Here are examples of how I work my equations out on my slides.