Kura butterfly from Team 4 Pes on Vimeo.
Wednesday, 16 April 2014
Butterfly Animation
Here is my project that I have worked on this term.
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Tuesday, 15 April 2014
Butterfly of an life cycle
This is a animation of a life cycle of an butterfly.
Kura butterfly from Team 4 Pes on Vimeo.
Friday, 11 April 2014
Cops and Robbers
Here is a picture of a game that I was playing called Cops and Robbers. It took me 14 guesses to find the robbers. If you would like to play the game you can play it here:
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Thursday, 10 April 2014
Fiafia reflection
When I arrived at school I was so proud to perform in front of everybody .While we were getting ready for the fiafia I felt so scared to perform at the same time. Our group did very awesome. I was in the Cook Island group. When I was dancing I think I did right at performing in front of my family and the whole school.
My favourite performance was Precisely That. This is Mr Barks and Mr Somerville's group. I loved the precisely that because I loved the way they moved after each others and I just liked it. They hooked me into their smile and the way they did it so beautifully.They are just one hundred percent awesome.
Right now I am feeling so excited.Next time when we have fiafia I am hoping that the cook island group to do their bestest and to give one hundred percent.Next time I am going to be in the hiphop group.
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Wednesday, 9 April 2014
All about earwigs
Earwigs are amazing insects. Here is more information that I have learned about them.
Fiafia 2014
Does your school have Fiafia? Every second year we have fiafia practise. There are many different cultures,here are some cultures that we do for fiafia Samoan,Tongan,Cook Island, and Maori.About seven weeks we have our fiafia practise.Our fiafia is on Wednesday 9 April 2014 at midnight.Fiafia is going to be on our school field.
I am in the Cook Island group.We have been Learning to do our actions properly and to swing your hips and to sing our songs.My tutors are my mum and my dad their name’s are Ina and Ngatuaine. The drummers are my uncles. Ngatuaine teaches the boys. He teaches the boys to do the haka. Ina teaches the girls to do the hula in cook island we call it tapotupotu.The drummers teaches the boys that picked to do the drums.
I can’t wait for fiafia coming up.I am hoping to be in hiphop next fiafia.I am looking forward to perform in front of audiences and to do my best at doing my part of dancing, And i am looking forward for my group to do well on the night.
SchoolTV SchoolTV Part Two, 31st May 2013 from SchoolTV on Vimeo.
Friday, 4 April 2014
Native trees and plants in our Environment
Here is a Google drawing that I have created to show native trees and plants around Omaru Creek.
Thursday, 3 April 2014
Maori karakia
<img src="https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1Di2XVfkcz2iFg4VkKBEpVIKyWSr09NL0duLdoipsrYE/pub?w=960&h=720">
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Wednesday, 2 April 2014
It was all in my head......
Frozen in amazement as I watched the terror performing unfold. Ahh I screamed butterflies fluttered in my stomach as my head throbbed in agony.
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Tuesday, 1 April 2014
All about swimming
Introduction:
Do you know how to swim?Learning to swim is important.
There are lots of reasons why swimming is important I‘m going to explain three of them to you.
Paragraph Two:
One of the reasons why swimming is important it’s because New Zealand has one of the highest drowning rates in the world.We have swimming lessons so we can get better at swimming and getting better at surviving in the water.
Paragraph Three:
If you don’t know how to swim you can go to the pools with someone that knows how to swim so they can teach you how to swim.
Conclusion:
New Zealand is a small country that we are surrounded by oceans and Beaches, Lakes,and Local pools.In summer when it is hot most familis loved to go to the pools to swim,but some of them dosent know how to swim.
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