Awesome beats!!!!!

In Te Manuga we did cool beats with Jacob. I learnt how to make cool beats. It was really fun. what do you think I could work on don't be too mean it was my first time

The amazing Wacky Wednesday!!!!!!!

 In Te Maunga we did Wacky Wednesday. I learnt that Wacky Wednesday is a day to have fun and trust me I did have fun. My favourite part was getting all wacky by putting my clothes on inside out and around the wrong way!!!!! What made me think hard was getting really wacky clothes on like what I should wear and what wig to choose because there are a lot of wigs to wear and lots of styles to do.  

The amazing PAL day 2 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 In Te Maunga we did P.A.L day 2. We learnt some new sports like fly. My favorite part was helping other people if they got hurt or if they weren’t there when the people told you how to play the game. What made me think hard was to try to have fun and do my best in doing it

my amazing reading!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 In Te Maunga we did a reading activity about earthquakes and volcanoes. We learnt about earthquakes and volcanoes and how they work, like how volcanoes were really useful long ago to build towers and houses. My favorite part was reading the texts. What made me think hard was getting the answers right. I love doing this and I’m sad we are moving on but I'm also exsited.

 Statistics

In Te Maunga we did Statistics. I learnt that blue was Te Maunga’s favourite colour. e made a chart of what the question was: what is Te Maungas favourite colour? My favourite part was making the tally chart because it was the easiest part. From this you can learn the steps of a statistics investigation

the amazing... shakeout day!!!!!!!!!!!!

 In Te Maunga we did Shakeout Day, We learnt why we do Shakeout Day. We do it because it helps you practice in case there is an earthquake. When there is an earthquake you should go under a table or bench so that you are safe. While you’re under the table or bench you should hold the leg of the table and if it is big make sure that you have something on you. The thing that made me think hard was getting under the table as fast as I can.

Olympic Games!!!

 In Te Maunga we did the Olympic Games. We learnt about some people that were or are in the Olympics and what they did and also where they lived. My favourite part was the research project about a person. Fun fact, Ted Morgan died at the age of 46. What made me think hard was finding the right information for the research project.

my amazing trip to Invercargill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 I was in Invercargill because my great grandmother had Cancer. So off we went. We had to go on three planes to Whangarei, Auckland, and Wellington, just to get to Invercargill from Paihia. It was so fun and boring at the same time because I had to sit next to my little sister Kimiora. Before we got to Invercargill she died and we only figured out when mum came in crying but I still had fun and I still have a favourite part and that was seeing my family.

my amazing D.L.O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 In Te Maunga we did Measurement. I learnt how an area is the inside of a shape and a perimeter is the outside of a shape. One thing I liked was having to do the perimeter. What made me think hard was doing perimeter and area right.

Amazing Astronomy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

In Te Maunga we were learning about Astronomy. We had to read stories about the Sun, Moon, and Stars. There were questions that you had to answer. After that we had to do a poster then an explanation and we had to do this thing where we write down questions about the moon and your buddy had to answer them. What made me think was reading the stories.

amazing Te Reo Maori!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 In Te Maunga we did Te Reo Maori. I learnt how to count in Maori (tahi, rua, toru, and wha). One thing I liked doing was the puzzle. What made me think hard was the answers to the puzzle.

My amazing/boring lockdown!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 At home when it was lockdown I played with my family, and I learnt how to look after my sisters. One thing I learnt was that my sisters are hard to look after. What made me think hard was looking after my family and making sure my family was happy. Here is a picture of me and my sisters making fidgets.

the amazing science!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 In Te Mau
nga we did science. We had to be in a group of four.   

I learnt that a hypothesis is a guess and had to choose what experiment to do. We made a lava lamp! Making the lava lamp was very, very fun.

my amazing lockdown !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 At home when it was lockdown I played with my family, and I learnt how to look after my sisters. One thing I learnt was that my sisters are hard to look after. What made me think hard was looking after my family and making sure my family was happy. Here is a picture of me and my sisters making fidgets.

our amazing swimming!!!!!!!!

 In Te Maunga we went swimming. We were learning to swim. When we went into the pool we had to swim from one end to one end to the other and lie on our backs. My favorite part was when we had to lie on our backs.

The amazing nanogirl!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 In Te Maunga we saw Nanogirl. We went to see her in the Whare because that is where she was going to do her science experiments. First she put fire on her hand, then she put smoke/ melted sugar in this thing to show us what the shape of air was and the shape of air is a ring shape!!!!!!!!! But last but definitely not least her favourite experiment was getting a leaf blower and toilet paper and blowing the toilet paper onto us. My favourite part was when she blew the toilet paper at us.      

mind blowing facts about my research!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 In Te Maunga we did a research project about snakes. We had to have a buddy and my buddy was Aura-Jean. We learnt that the biggest snakes in the world are pythons & boas. My favourite part was finding the information because I could find really cool facts about snakes.

Mind blowing facts about my Matariki work!!!!!

In Te Maunga we were learning about Matariki. We had to answer the questions about Matariki.To answer the questions we had to read stories about Matariki. My favourite part was when someone came to talk about Matariki. What made me think hard was finding the right answer for the questions.

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