Today Mrs Grant came to teach us shortcuts. We learned how to use a touch pad and my favorite learning task was to use the poly line to connect the dots to make a star. My other favorite learning task was to solve a puzzle. It was so fun because it was a cake puzzle. I hope I can solve another puzzle next week. It was a good day today. I hope I can do it again.
Kia ora! My name is Patrick, I go to Saint Patrick’s School. I am in Year 5 and my teacher is Mrs Agnew. My favourite subject is reading and I enjoy learning about space. I am good at cooking. My goal for this year is to learn more maths. In my spare time I like to look after my younger sister.
Introduction: I wrap presents for birthdays
Equipment
Tape, wrapping paper, scissors, present, ribbon
Steps needed:
1.unfold the wrapping paper
2. get the present
3. place it on the wrap
4. cut the wrap
5. then tape it
6. Now stick it on the table to wrap
7. tape it in the middle
8. Fold the paper into triangular shapes
9. fold onto the top of the present
10. seal it with tape
Conclusion: Now your present is ready to give to someone and make them happy.
Ki o rahi is a Maori game and we had a coach that came to our class last Thursday. Her name was Chelsea and she played a video first. It started with a man named Rahi and his wife’s name was Tiara. Another tribe came to kidnap her.
After the video we went to play some tagging games outside. One team was called Taniwha and the other team was called Kioma. I was in Kioma. The games were fun but there was lots of running and tagging. I hope we can play again next Thursday.
Last term I built a tree hut with my classmates in Room 6. The materials I collected from home were string, foil, a big box and long cardboard poles. The first thing I did was I took my box and I cut out two windows with some scissors.
Then I glued the hut onto one strong pole which was in the middle of my hut. I thought it might fall over but it didn’t. I decided to use two bricks joined together under the pole so it couldn’t fall over.
Instead of a door I decided to use a window and I made a rope ladder to get inside. The roof was made from plastic sheets and cardboard. I wanted it to be strong and not let any water inside.
On the last day I painted a Tongan flag on it and I used toilet paper rolls for a bed. I also made a poster called tfl. When I was done with my hut we did testing with our huts. The first one was when we put them in front of the fanand let the wind blow for 10 seconds. Second, we put scissors on the tree hut to test for weight and then we went outside to take a fun class photo of all our tree huts. In the end we did the water resistant test. Mrs Yumul poured water over our huts to see if any went inside. Mine was safe. It was a fun day and we took our tree huts home.
this is a blog post of MY Fishbowl and I made it in google draw. I really enjoyed it?
Malo le lelei. I am Patrick and I’m in year 4 in Room 6 at St Patrick’s School. My school is in Panmure. I’m Tongan and I’m 8 years old. I am the second youngest child in my family and we also live in Panmure. I’m the one who does all the cleaning and I am very good at it.
I’m good at playing rugby and I enjoy cleaning the house and my goal is to speak full Tongan with my family. At school I am good at Reading and I love playing cricket. My goal is to read 100 books this year.
I’m looking forward to my aunty coming to see us from Tonga. My brothers and sisters inspire me because they help me with my homework at home. I hope I can spend time with my friends this year too.
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