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Tuesday, 24 November 2020

GREAT WHITE SHARK

 



GREAT WHITE SHARK

Great white sharks are the world's largest living hunting fish. Mature sharks grow up to 6.4 metres  in length and they weigh 3,324 kilograms. There are also Great White Sharks measuring over 8 metres. This shark can have babies around 15 years of age.

Great white sharks attack their prey with a mouthful of razor sharp, serrated triangular teeth. There are two elements that make the mouth so effective: the teeth and the jaws. Shark teeth are something like the teeth of land predators,they have very sharp points that will cut into meat.


Thursday, 17 September 2020

 Maori Waiata


Choose 1 song and practice with your whanau


You will be presenting this on Friday at our assembly

Preserving the mana of the tino rangatiratanga flag | THE CO-OP

 Use kowhaiwhai patterns to make Maori culture visible in your centre |  Maori patterns, Maori designs, Maori artUse kowhaiwhai patterns to make Maori culture visible in your centre |  Maori patterns, Maori designs, Maori art

Ki te ingoa o te Matua,

o te Tamaiti,

o te Wairua Tapu.  

Amene

Use kowhaiwhai patterns to make Maori culture visible in your centre |  Maori patterns, Maori designs, Maori artUse kowhaiwhai patterns to make Maori culture visible in your centre |  Maori patterns, Maori designs, Maori art


 Use kowhaiwhai patterns to make Maori culture visible in your centre |  Maori patterns, Maori designs, Maori artUse kowhaiwhai patterns to make Maori culture visible in your centre |  Maori patterns, Maori designs, Maori art

Māori Language

Week 2020

Preserving the mana of the tino rangatiratanga flag | THE CO-OPPreserving the mana of the tino rangatiratanga flag | THE CO-OPPreserving the mana of the tino rangatiratanga flag | THE CO-OP

Use kowhaiwhai patterns to make Maori culture visible in your centre |  Maori patterns, Maori designs, Maori artUse kowhaiwhai patterns to make Maori culture visible in your centre |  Maori patterns, Maori designs, Maori art

 Make sure your do very well on Friday TWP Whanau!.

Preserving the mana of the tino rangatiratanga flag | THE CO-OP

Tuesday, 15 September 2020

Arras.io

 Arras.io


Today I am going to write about this game called Arras.io.

 It is like the game called Diep.io.

Well Arras.io is a better version of Diep.io.

It is because 1 you can level up instantly by pressing n.

2 is because it has way better tanks.

The last reason is because it is a very challenging game for me.

The first time you play Arras.io it is gonna be hard.

So as you play Arras.io, it is gonna get harder and harder.

That was the bad thing.

The good thing is that you will get used to the game.


Sunday, 30 August 2020

Blue Whale Repot.

 Blue Whale Report.




Introduction.

Today I am writing about the Blue Whale. The Blue Whale is a marine mammal(It lives in the sea.)They live underwater. They do need air, but can go for a long time without coming up for air. (They have huge lungs.)


Habitat

My Blue Whale lives in the deepest parts of the ocean because they are so massive and they live in the waters surrounding Auckland.


Diet.

They mainly eat krill.


Predators.

Killer Whale only.


Life cycle.

It goes from Calf to Juvenile to Adult.


Interesting facts about the Blue Whale.

The Blue Whale is the largest Marine Mammal.


Thursday, 27 August 2020

Sani Volleyball brainstorm.

Who?Coach,Mr.Gaffney,and TWP6.

What? Using the skills we have learned,Playing elimination Volleyball.

    Where?Hall,court,concrete.

When? 12:10 to 12:50 so 40 minutes.

Why?  To learn how to do volleyball.

How? Sunny,not cloudy,good weather.

Vocabulary?

Exited,screaming,eliminating players,having fun   learning new skills,using different techniques,getting better at volleyball,learning from our mistakes.

10 ways to save water.

 1.Turn off the tap while brushing your teeth.


2.Only run the washing machine and dishwasher when you have a full load.


3.Use a low flow shower head and tap blowers.


4.Fix leaks.


5.Take a shower instead of a bath, and take shorter showers.


6.Practice smart lawn watering. 


7.Plant native plant species in your garden.


8.Fill the dishwasher.





Sani How we Grow Closer to God.

  1.We reconcile to God like we reconcile with people by saying sorry and you mean it.  


2.We show God we are sorry by trying not to do our sins.


3.We talk to God about our hurtful actions and ask for God’s forgiveness by doing good prayers to him.


4.We ask God to help us to be strong and to avoid being the bad person by giving up your sins.


5.We tell God we know how much God loves us and we want to love him and everybody else.


6.We show God we want to live as Jesus showed us by dying on the cross so he can take away our sins.




Wednesday, 5 August 2020

the giants boy

                                  

The Giants Boy was about when this Giant boy started frowning black clouds then the Giant Boy stomped thunder and lighting then he shouted hail then he yelled a gale then he cried rain rain rain so the people went in there houses because it was stormy so the Gaint Dad made him feel better.


the samon dances

 

Last week on Friday, the Te Waiua Pakiki Whaua (witch is 6,5 and 4) done 4 different dances. The first dance was with the girls. It was called How to Aiuli. Second dance was with boys. It was called Faataupati. Third dance was with boys agin. It was called sasa. The last dance was with boys agin. It was called Taupo siva. 


Celebrating Matariki


Celebrating Matariki

By Sue Gibbison


School Journal Part 2,  No 2,  2005


Learning Intention:

WALT: Find information in the text.


Questions


  1. When is Matariki celebrated?

Matariki is celebrated just before dawn at the beginning of June.


  1. What are the signs that Matariki has arrived? (Write down 2 signs)

 The two signs are the seven bright stars and a thin sliver of a new moon appearing in the sky.


  1. Where do the people of New Zealand celebrate Matariki?

People celebrate Matariki all around the whole of New Zealand.


  1. What does Matariki celebrate?

Matariki celebrates Maori New Year.


  1. Name 4 different places and write how they celebrate Matariki in each of these 4 places.

Waitangi celebrates Matariki by planting native trees.

 Kaikohe celebrates Matariki by doing a Kapa-haka.


Whangarei celebrates Matariki by flying kites.


Kerikeri celebrates Matariki by waiting on the hill at Kororipo for the celebrations to begin.


  1. Name 2 items of clothing the warrior wears.

They were wearing Maro and Pake.


  1. What are the clothing garments made from?

 The Pake is made from flax,feathers, and hemp cloths and maro is made from flax, feathers, and hemp cloths as well.

  1. What do we call these clothing items?

 The clothing items are called maro and pake.


  1. Name 3 weapons the warriors use

The weapons are called taiaha, tomahawk, and a musket.

 




Celebrating Matariki

                                            By Sue Gibbison


School Journal Part 2, No 2, 2005


B. 


Learning intention: We are learning to write down procedural steps.

 Questions


  1. List the eight procedural steps that must take place before the celebrations begin?

  • Welcome with a powhiri

  • Doing a speech

  • Sings a waita

  • Blowing the shell trumpet

  • The visitors thank the Nga Puhi people.

  • The visitors sing a waiata

  • They say a karakia

  • Then they Hongi with their Nga Puhi friends


  1. List the 4 procedural steps Pere takes to show his carving skills.

  • Choses a sheltered spot

  •  He draws a design on a piece of wood

  • Choses a sharp chisel

  • He gently taps the end of a wooden hammer


  1. Choose words which have the same or similar words to the following:

    

  1. Demonstrate - show

  2.  Traditional  - common

  3.  Scary - frightened

  4.  Wonder  - amazement

  5.  Raises - liftes                         

  6.  reserve - save

  7.  Beautiful - pretty


  1. How do we know that the traditions of the 

Nga Puhi people are older than the Stone Store?     

They were wearing olden day clothes.     

Monday, 3 August 2020

Waipuna-ā-Rangi

Waipuna-ā-Rangi


Waipunarangi accompanies her grandmother to the waters – the oceans, lakes and rivers – where she prepares the Children of Tangaroa to feed the people.

 

Papatūānuku also teaches her about the water that spills down from Ranginui collects together to provide drinking water for the people,animals, and plants. 


She also watches how the water is evaporated by the heat of Tama-nui-te-rā into the clouds that cloak Ranginui, so that may rain once again. 


Waipunarangi knows that if you give to others, all that kindness will come right back to you, and it is this lesson that she shares with us.


Wednesday, 24 June 2020

the rage at school.


Today I raged at school. It all started with Francis teasing me when I threw the ball at the other ball. It was  in the tree and I missed when I threw the ball. So when he was teasing me, I was walking away. He was still following me and teasing me though. So I got a little bit angry but still I kept walking away. He was still following me and teasing me. So I got more angrier but I kept walking away. The third time he was following me and teasing me, I started chasing him. So when the school bell rang I was still angry. So when I was still angry, Ms Mafu came, then Ms Bell came. So after a while, Ms Mafu and Ms Bell left. When they left, Papa came to calm me down. So after Papa calmed me down I told him what happened. So after that I went back to class. So I told.Gaffney what happened and he said he would sort it out but he actually did not. Mr.Gaffeney only sorted Francis out.







subjects.

In my class we have 3 subjects. The first one is R.E. It stands for Religious Education. We learn the Holy Spirit,Jesus,and God. The next subject is Maths. I do https://www.matific.com/nz/en-nz/home/ for Maths. The last subject is literacy. In other words reading and writing. We still do that. Not on paper on device.


One thousand currant buns

One thousand currant buns was about when this guy named Mr.Bob wanted to make a huge enormous present for Ms May. So Mr.Bob made one thousand currant buns for Ms May. So when Mr.Bob was on his way, the gulls 

were flying to the currant buns so as the sheep so as the dogs and so as the bears and monkeys.


The fight at school

Today I had a day at school. It all started with me scraping my leg, on the holding thing, that holds the pole. So when I did that, Max saw what happened. It was because Max saw me in pain. So when that happened, I still walked to class. Later when I was in class, Mr.Gaffney noticed that I had that scratch, so Mr.Gaffney said to go to Ms Bell, so Ms Bell can put a plaster on it. So I did it. After that, I went back to class, and I showed Mr.Gaffney my plaster, and Mr.Gaffney was impressed with it. So the school bell rang so I sat down on the mat, Mr.Gaffney red the Bible, then Mr.Gaffney said a prayer.


My diary book

Dear Diary, today is the day where I will start a new year at Te Wairua Pakiki 6. So what I am focusing on is to improve my work and to not get sent to my papa's garage. So if I want to do those things I am gonna focus on my learning more. The more I focus on my work more the more I will improve the smarter I will get. So when the bell rings I will go to class. When we are doing R.E I will do R.E. When we are doing maths I will do maths. When we are doing statistics I will do statistics. When we are doing reading I will do reading. When we are doing spelling I will do spelling. When we are doing P.E I will do P.E. WHen we are going home I will go home.


My lockdown brainstorm

My bubble


Who?

Diego Dre Karissa Andrew and Sani


Why?

They are part of my bubble


Where?

It is on St Johns road.


What?

Books board games activities


How?

We moved to a different house on a different street


When?

When dre was born on 2014

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The way I spend my time with my bubble is:

hangman,cards,Cluedo,drawing,device time,Home work.


The best thing in my bubble that we have done is:

It is the device time because I get to go on anything I want to.


What I like about my bubble is:

Is that we play simon says for exercise.


My thought for the lockdown is:

Is that the Covid 19 would go away.


In my bubble I have noticed that:

Dre is starting to learn how to write, Diego does more learning than usual,my Mum has switched days on work and day off, and my Dad can walk on his feet now.


My aswer for if people have been reaching out to me is:

Yes people have been reaching out to me.


The people I have been connected with people outside my bubble is:

None.Online learning



My lockdown story


In my bubble I have five people.

The five people in my bubble is my mum Karissa, my 
dad Andrew, my older brother Diego,
my younger brother Dre and me.

 I have noticed that Dre is starting to learn how to write,
Diego does more learning then me and Dre,
my Mum has switched days on work and day off,
and my Dad can walk on his feet now.

The reason why we have this bubble is because of
the corona virus and everyone had to stay in their own house.

So while the corona virus is still here I
can still encourage Me Dre Diego my Mum and my Dad.


(They are actually my family).


By encouraging them play:
hangman,cards,Cluedo,drawing,device time.