The beautiful nature

- Posted using BlogPress from my iPad

Poppy picture

- Posted using BlogPress from my iPad

Paralympic work

- Posted using BlogPress from my iPad

In Flanders Feild

- Posted using BlogPress from my iPad

Laura's Olympic work

This a 3D water cycle there are different words in the water cycle that you may have not heard about
Like :
Precipitation
Infiltration
Evaporation
Condensation
Transportation



- Posted using BlogPress from my iPad

Location:Godley Road,,New Zealand

Simile work

Hair as thick as a brick
Skin as soft as snow
Eyes as big as an circle
Body as slim as a piece of paper
Nose as wide as a house
Ears as small as a mouse
Mouth as bright as a rose
Hands as big as a statement
Legs as long as a mile
Feet as strong as a elephant

Area and perimeter

For this assessment we had to cut out the pieces to make a puzzle.we had to match the perimeter with the area.


- Posted using BlogPress from my iPad

Nga Nama

- Posted using BlogPress from my iPad

Cultural festival

On Tuesday the 4th of September we went to the 30th anniversary of the cultural festival. Our kapa Haka group were all ready to go on stage when...but just before we went on stage Gem from what now came on stage and had a t -shirt gun our group was so disappointed.Finally it was time for u to come on stage I was so nervous. First the boys preformed three Hamas and the girls preformed two waiatas. When we came of stage I was so proud of my preformance. When the cultural festival was over we came back to school and reflected on our day.

The End

- Posted using BlogPress from my iPad

 Imogen and I have put together an interview hope you like it.

video coming soon

Burn it up

Peeling potatoes

Bella and I are preparing potatoes for the hangi,for the v hut that we are making.

My animal

- Posted using BlogPress from my iPad
NAME: Ally The Alger



POWERS:
Big ears for Good hearing
Eats lots of peanuts for great eye sight
Can put out a fire with its big trunk
Long tail for hitting people who annoy him
Short legs for loud stomps

How Kiwis build a hangi

A hangi is usually done when there is a celebration on or something like that.Now I would like to tell you how kiwis build a hangi.

Firstly you need to dig a hole,you need to dig it about the size of your basket. After you have dug the hole, you need to put logs in from biggest to smallest. Now you need to put volcanic rocks on top of the logs.

If you put normal rocks on the hangi they will blow up.Once the rocks have fallen to the ground that means that the fire is ready.Now that the fire is ready the basket can be put in the hole for the food to cook.

Now that the basket is in the hole for the food to cook, you can relax for 3-4 hours so the food can cook properly. While you relax you could also get some newspaper ready to wrap the food.

Now that the food is cooked you can take it home eat your delicious hangi.



- Posted using BlogPress from my iPad

Statistics

- Posted using BlogPress from my iPad

Lauras Whizz Cars

In week 6 whaea Sam brought up an idea make WHIZZ CARS. Whizz cars a ran by co2 gas canisters ,the wood that we used was balsa wood. Balsa wood is easily breakable wood. When they arrived we had   to follow about 7 steps.
                                     STEPS WE NEEDED TO FOLLOW :
1.We needed to break 7 bits of balsa wood off the main body
 2.we needed to sand it to make the pieces of balsa wood smooth
3.afterwards we needed to to hot glue gun all the pieces on to the main part of the body