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Thursday, 29 November 2018

Miranda Hot Pools

 At Miranda Hot Pools we had a lot of fun. First we ate our fish and chips. We also all got 2 hot dogs each and some yummy tomato sauce. Then, after that we went in the pool. I was scared to go in the water because I thought the water was cold. I jumped in and realized it was warm but it smelt like rotten eggs. Then we were called to eat ice blocks!
The ice blocks were nice and cool. But they also melted and dripped on me too! After having our delicious ice blocks we changed in the bathrooms and we went to the bus. We were very tired, so some of us decided to sleep. The best part about today is having ice blocks.
 

Tuesday, 27 November 2018

SLJ Paying It Forward






Image result for washing machine

If I had the power to travel back in time I would give a family a food supply and a house for them to live in. I would give them that because they are starving and they live on the road in the rain. I would also give them a washing machine for them to clean their dirty clothes.

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Friday, 9 November 2018

Art Alley Zayden


This activity was about Art Alley.
I learnt how to carefully use paint without making a mess.
I created a drawing to display on my blog.
I found easy making my panel.
I found hard making the paint thicker so there is no white.
What I might try next time is to do long strokes.
I look forward to your feedback, so please write a comment on this post.

Thursday, 18 October 2018

Modifying an image


I learnt how to use the poly line.
What i found hard is using the poly line tool as it kept disapearing when I clicked too close to it.
What I will do next is make the poly line cover all parts of what I want coloured.

Friday, 22 June 2018

He aha enei


Today I learnt how to say 'He aha enei?' in Te reo Maori.

I found it hard putting the books together in the corner because they are all one picture.

I enjoyed learning more Maori every Friday, thanking my teacher and princapal. 

Friday, 15 June 2018

He aha tera?


This morning me and my class have been studying what 'He aha tera?' means in Maori.

I learnt that He aha tera means "What is that over there" and using the word karaka (clock) in my sentence. 

What I enjoyed about today's activity is learning more stuff in Maori with my teacher and the principal.

I found hard finding what to put in my sentence given by my principal.

I look forward to your comments, please leave one I really appreciate it. 




Tuesday, 5 June 2018

Samoa Language Week - Zayden


We are learning Samoan language Week.

I found out some Greetings in Samoa.

Next I would like to learn how Samoans cook their food.