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Monday, 17 December 2012

Flurry Of 'Shooting Stars' To Zoom Across The Skies This Week

This week there s going to be a lot of shooting stars. Many children are hoping that they're going to get a lot of presents for Christmas. But when ever I see a shooting star I make a wish that Children with cancer get rid of it because I am feeling empathetic for them all.
What do you wish for when you see a shooting star? I also feel sorry when kids are sick.

Friday, 14 December 2012

Farewell Mrs Boyer

On Tuesday the 11th of December there was a farewell assembly for Mrs Boyer. All of the classes participated in the assembly. There were 7 groups dedicating their creative dance or song to Mrs Boyer. Families came to the assembly to cheer for their child or children.

My favourite part was when Salelei was dancing with his group. Mrs Boyer was surprised to see her daughter Renee and her grand daughter Ember. After my group and I finished our performance I gave Mrs Boyer her present.

Wednesday, 12 December 2012

Falling Numbers

Talofa lava! Today for maths I went on a website called Fraction games. My class and I go on the site nearly everyday of the week on the site I learn a lot of stuff. The name of the game I was playing was called Falling Numbers. My equation was 1/2 0f 4. I had to click on the matching answer which is 2.

Tuesday, 4 December 2012

Netbook Reflection 2013

My netbook is very important to my learning because:
It’s easier for me to share my work the the world.  My work saves automatically but I just need to put the Presentation, Document, Spreadsheet, Form and Drawing in to the correct folder. It saves the trees because I don’t use much paper. I like typing better for writing because I use two hands. I like writing on my blog so I get feedback from others. I can comment on other people’s blog posts.



Wednesday, 28 November 2012

Tahuna Torea

Introduction:Tahuna Torea is at the end of West Tamaki Road, Glendowie. It’s a very special habitat to migration Godwits. There are two lookouts in Tahuna Torea. Many families go to Tahuna Torea to feed the animals. Everyone should look out for the signs to begin your journey. You can go through the bushes quietly because when you bump the trees all of the insects fly up which makes it easier for the fantails to catch their prey. We should always keep the Wetlands so the birds don’t become extinct.

It was as cool as the breeze brushing against my face.
The Pukeko was limping as if a dog has bitten it’s leg.
Mangroves are New Zealand native trees.
Kahikatea is use to make butter containers.
Tahuna Torea is a very beautiful place to visit with our family.
All of the students were noisy like a child screaming up and down the street.
Many birds were not seen by anyone as if someone was playing hide and seek.

Friday, 23 November 2012

Breakers stumble in Perth as Cats come up big

The New Zealand Breakers had their seventh game in Perth on Thursday night. The defeat drops the league-leading. But they started the game very well. Perth's three-game losing skid as they improve to 4-3.
'But it was then the Cats stepped up their game, crashing the boards to earn a succession of second-shot opportunities and getting that trademark swarming defence going to limit the Breakers to just eight points in each of the next two periods.That saw a one-point deficit turned into a 21-point hole heading into the final stanza, and from there the Cats were never going to let that slip in front of another massive home crowd at the new Perth Arena.'


Wednesday, 21 November 2012

E-Ako maths

Kia Ora! My name is Chanel. Today i had to go on a maths website called E-ako. I had to do a activity that involves Fractions. On my activity that I was working on was pretty challenging. My instruction was to tick the true statements that suits the picture. When I finished my task, I felt proud of myself because I ticked the right statements.