Thursday, 16 August 2018

Wild Thing Description

Hello blogging world,

For literacy we have been reading the book Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak.

For writing we were describing a wild thing she gave us several options to pick from to describe.

Our goal was to use descriptive nouns and verbs (interesting vocabulary) and vary our sentence beginnings.

Where the wild things are-written and illustrated by Maurice Sendak

The Wild Things legs are  scaly like a fish with a stripy upper body.He also has razor sharp claws has yellow eyes and he also has a bristly tail.The horns on his head is very sharp.He also has bushy mane.His feet are as big as a giant.

Can you guess which wild thing I described?

Friday, 3 August 2018

ki o rahi

Aloha bloggers,
 this week we were doing Ki o rahi .The person that was instructing it was Brady. She taught us some games and she also told us that ki o rahi is a traditional game that the Maori people play. We learnt that the two teams are called Kioma and Taniwha .
harris class were trying to touch each others knees.

Wednesday, 27 June 2018

Csi

This is Harshit folding his aeroplane. 

Today we were at a digital work shop. Gary the instructor told us to make an aeroplane so we can have an understanding he told us what it was like to be a computer.

Wednesday, 13 June 2018

Mana preformance

Today there was a person that came to our school named burnit he was really cool and very funny .He took us on a adventure through the polynesian ocean.His performances that he did was mind blowing they looked impossible to do but when he did it he made it look easy but he also told us that you should believe in yourself   and to deal with your challenges one by one and then you will overcome them. He also told us that if you have a talent then use it because if you don’t you will lose your talent.He told us that every time you have a challenge you pick up a hool a hoop and you will get stronger.
We have been learning to face our challenges and because they help us to get stronger .

Friday, 8 June 2018