I am a Year 7 student at Tamaki Primary School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 5 and my teacher is Mr Minton.
Monday, 2 December 2013
Against the clock
Tomorrow:
Tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow.
Mischief:
mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief.
Gauge:
gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge.
Tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow.
Mischief:
mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief, mischief.
Gauge:
gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge.
Spelling Words
absence
acceptable
conscientious
discipline
foreign
gauge
ignorance
irrelevant
mischief
necessary
definately
possession
receipt
tomorrow
acceptable
conscientious
discipline
foreign
gauge
ignorance
irrelevant
mischief
necessary
definately
possession
receipt
tomorrow
Tuesday, 26 November 2013
Skills for adolescence
Today we had Skills for adolescence one of the activity was to create a catchy phrase about calming down.This is one of my phrase I made for calming down.I created a keep calm template and I hope you like. :)
Monday, 25 November 2013
What's hiding inside?
interview = view, in, review, we, went.
observation = be, tin, ton.
opportunity = port, unity, poor, tin, run.
choreography = grape, chore, graph, rap.
organisation = organ, sat.
Syllabification
interview - 3
observation - 4
license - 2
opportunity - 5
choreography - 5
organisation - 5
integrating - 4
chorus - 2
choir - 2
definitely - 4
necessary - 5
sincerely - 3
occasion - 2
graduation - 3
Against the clock
interview:
Interview, interview, interview, interview, interview, interview, interview, interview, interview, interview, interview, interview, interview, interview.
observation:
observation, observation, observation, observation, observation, observation, observation, observation, observation, observation.
license:
license, license, license, license, license, license, license, license, license,license, license, license, license, license, license, license.
opportunity:
opportunity, opportunity, opportunity, opportunity,opportunity, opportunity, opportunity, opportunity, opportunity, opportunity, opportunity, opportunity.
choreography:
choreography, choreography, choreography, choreography, choreography, choreography, choreography, choreography, choreography, choreography.
organisation:
organisation, organisation, organisation, organisation, organisation, organisation, organisation, organisation, organisation, organisation.
Spelling words
interview
observation
license
opportunity
choreography
organisation
integrating
chorus
choir
definitely
necessary
sincerely
occasion
graduation
Monday, 18 November 2013
Against the clock
Fundraising:
fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising.
Tournament:
tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament.
Syndicate:
syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate.
principle:
Principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle,principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle.
mediocre:
mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre.
fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising, fundraising.
Tournament:
tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament, tournament.
Syndicate:
syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate, syndicate.
principle:
Principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle,principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle, principle.
mediocre:
mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre, mediocre.
Spelling words
principle
mediocre
license
leisure
fundraising
organisation
integrating
syndicate
discussion
definitely
assessment
tournament
maintenance
principal
mediocre
license
leisure
fundraising
organisation
integrating
syndicate
discussion
definitely
assessment
tournament
maintenance
principal
Monday, 11 November 2013
Against the Clock
Merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely, merely.
Youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful.
Knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge.
Youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful, youthful.
Knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge.
Spelling words
- merely
- mediocre
- license
- leisure
- youthful
- onomatopoeia
- innocence
- physical
- procession
- definitely
- humanity
- knowledge
- maintenance
- mathematic
Wednesday, 6 November 2013
Touch tournament
Today was the day for touch tournament.I wasn’t competing in the touch tournament but I was refereeing for the year 5/6 touch game.Today was the first time I ever entered a sport tournament and I had a great time today.The hardest thing about being a refereeing was that you had to run everywhere in the hot blazing sun to the team that doesn’t have the ball but it was fun and exercising. It was really hot today but it the weather was better hot and sunny than wet and cloudy.during the tournament I met knew friends from different schools and I met one of my cousin I haven't seen ever since I was 5 and that was a blessing to see her because she was like my sister I grew up with together.It was a blessing refereeing younger seniors because they were more easier to refry for the first time in my life.I came back to school with a huge smile on my face because that was the best time ever. I'm going to continue entering touch again:)
Tuesday, 5 November 2013
Against the clock
rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm.
resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance.
racism, racism,racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism.
cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery.
resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance, resistance.
racism, racism,racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism, racism.
cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery.
Spelling words
- rhythm
- resistance
- racism
- fatigue
- cemetery
- onomatopoeia
- innocence
- physical
- procession
- resolvement
- humanity
- knowledge
- incident
Friday, 1 November 2013
Against The Clock
Knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge,
Knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge
Cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery,
Rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm,
Knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge
Cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery,
Rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm,
Spelling words
rhythm
resistance
racism
fatigue
cemetery
onomatopoeia
innocence
physical
procession
resolvement
humanity
knowledge
incident
Monday, 21 October 2013
Against the Clock
Rhythm:
rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm
Scrumptious:
scrumptious, scrumptious, scrumptious, scrumptious, scrumptious, scrumptious, scrumptious, scrumptious, scrumptious, scrumptious, scrumptious, scrumptious, scrumptious, scrumptious
Humanity:
Humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity, humanity
Class spelling list
rhythm
bicycle
enunciation
statistics
cemetery
onomatopoeia
innocence
pronunciation
procession
resolvement
humanity
scrumptious
bicycle
enunciation
statistics
cemetery
onomatopoeia
innocence
pronunciation
procession
resolvement
humanity
scrumptious
Friday, 18 October 2013
Spelling Words
Rhythm
Incident
Enunciation
Statistics
Interpretation
Onomatopoeia
Critique
Pronunciation
Subliminal
Resolvement
Probability
Scrumptious
Incident
Enunciation
Statistics
Interpretation
Onomatopoeia
Critique
Pronunciation
Subliminal
Resolvement
Probability
Scrumptious
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
Monday, 14 October 2013
Against the Clock 2 minutes
Rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm, rhythm
Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident,Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident,Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident,Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident,Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident
Statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic
Critique, critique, critique, critique,critique, critique, critique, critique, critique,critique, critique, critique, critique,critique, critique, critique, critique,critique, critique, critique, critique, critique,critique,critique
Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident,Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident,Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident,Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident,Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident, Incident
Statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic, statistic
Critique, critique, critique, critique,critique, critique, critique, critique, critique,critique, critique, critique, critique,critique, critique, critique, critique,critique, critique, critique, critique, critique,critique,critique
Spelling Words
- Rhythm
- Incident
- Enunciation
- Interpretation
- Onomatopoeia
- Critique
- Pronunciation
- Subliminal
- Resolvement
- Probability
Monday, 23 September 2013
Monday, 16 September 2013
Friday, 13 September 2013
Autumn word web
A season that brings a Cool warmish feeling,
Watching the naked trees swaying side to side making the aged leaves fall into my hands as I crunched the shabby leaves in my warm palms.
Hearing leaves falling down watching the people rake the ground.
A season that brings the family together for thanksgiving.A season the brings laughter and smiles on their face.A season that bring joy and happy to people.Yellow,orange,brown,golden leaves laying in piles ready to jump in.
This season is Autumn
Thursday, 12 September 2013
Shopping list:Teenage girls
Shampoo for my hair,
ingredients to sell products at the school fair,
A beautiful fancy hair brush,
to make my hair look so lush,
A Lot of junk
ready to load them in the trunk.
Make up to give me a makeover
to suit with my range rover.
Wednesday, 11 September 2013
Candy floss poem
Candy floss is so fluffy
just like a bunny,
They just so soft like a cloud,
It makes me feel proud,
My friend Mandy likes Candy Floss
But she can't eat any, because of her mean boss.
This candy makes me happy
You'll see me on the street so clappy
Poem:Fast
F fox are fast they ran like a wind
A Alligator are fast to catch your eye
S Snake move so quickly as they are pasting past
T Tigers run so fast as soon they spy on their fine meat as they all go crazy ready to dine.
Tuesday, 10 September 2013
My poem about Chocolate
Chocolate is my favourite food,
it puts me in an amazing mood,
Chocolate is like heaven,
I eat more than eleven,
Chocolate is sensational,
I get really emotional,
Makes my tummy whine,
Oh chocolate will you forever be mine.
Monday, 9 September 2013
Thursday, 5 September 2013
Tuesday, 3 September 2013
Thursday, 29 August 2013
Wednesday, 28 August 2013
Friday, 9 August 2013
Choice and Conseuence Bubble Map
Tuesday, 6 August 2013
Wednesday, 31 July 2013
Tuesday, 30 July 2013
Monday, 29 July 2013
Thursday, 11 July 2013
Tuesday, 9 July 2013
Monday, 8 July 2013
Friday, 5 July 2013
Wednesday, 3 July 2013
Fact and Opinion activity
WALT identify what is fact and what is opinion.
Tell whether each sentence is a fact or opinion. Write ‘fact’ or ‘opinion’ in a different colour next to each sentence.
Sunday is the best day of the week.(Opinion)
Waitangi Day is celebrated in February.(Fact)
Christmas is celebrated in Summer.(Opinion)
Some families eat lots of food at birthdays.(Fact)
Watching fireworks on the 5th of November is lots of fun.(Opinion)
April is a month with 30 days.(Fact)
There are 12 months in the year.(Fact)
This has been a terrible week.(Opinion)
Spring is the most beautiful season of all.(Opinion)
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday are weekdays.(Opinion)
The first day of the school year is scary.(Fact)
Everyone should make Valentine's Day cards.(Opinion)
Your birthday comes only one day a year.(Fact)
Now write 3 of your own factual sentences:
- Monkeys love to eat bananas
- Mt everest is the biggest mountain on the earth
- Titanic is based on a true story.
Now write 3 of your own opinion sentences:
- You eat ice cream on summer
- Pepsi better than coke
- Bananana are gross
Tuesday, 2 July 2013
Facts and Opinion
Candy:
1. Fact: Candy can cause bad things in your teeth if you eat too much
Opinion:I think candy make me crazy.
Trees:
2.Facts: Trees can provide us paper.There are more than hundred trees in New Zealand.
Opinion:Kids enjoy climbing trees.
Monkey:
3. Facts:sometime monkey steal anything shiny from you
Opinion:Monkey are one of the most cheeky animal here at earth.
Carrot:
4. Facts:Carrot give you good eyesight in the night time.
Opinion;Carrot is one of the healthiest vegetable.
Australia:
5. Facts:Australia is one of the most dustiest and hottest country
Opinion:Australia has lots of Lizard in your backyard.
Bird:
6. Facts:There’s are different type of birds for example penguin,parrot,sea gull and many more.
Opinion:I think birds are horrible because they poop everywhere.
Pizza:
7.Facts: pizza was documented the first time in 997 in Gaeta
Opinion:I think that pizza is the yummiest food.
Piano:
8. Facts:Piano has more than 61 key chords.
Opinion:Piano make the most beautiful sounds when it is playing in a song.
Banana:
8. Facts: there are over 100 billion bananas are consumed annually in the world.
Opinion:I think banana are gross to eat because its squishy.
Monday, 1 July 2013
Me and Joan Cyber Smart Poplet
Friday, 28 June 2013
Wednesday, 26 June 2013
Me and Joan's Model as Zeza
Today room 1 came into our classroom.Mrs Kyla decided to have a waste costume fashion show.
Me and Joan chose a Elizabeth to model out our costume made out of leftover duck tape,white fabric,ribbons,circle shaped sparkle cardboard,and red and yellow paint.Elizabeth's character is Zeza the warrior princess.We are proud of our of our costume and how the our model has presented our costume.
Me and Joan chose a Elizabeth to model out our costume made out of leftover duck tape,white fabric,ribbons,circle shaped sparkle cardboard,and red and yellow paint.Elizabeth's character is Zeza the warrior princess.We are proud of our of our costume and how the our model has presented our costume.
Monday, 24 June 2013
Thursday, 13 June 2013
Wednesday, 12 June 2013
Tuesday, 11 June 2013
Monday, 10 June 2013
Wednesday, 5 June 2013
Monday, 27 May 2013
Friday, 17 May 2013
Wednesday, 15 May 2013
Instructions On How To Shut Down Your Netbook
Friday, 10 May 2013
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
Start Of Term Goals
These are my reading groups reading goals. We chose four WALT from our reading learning pathway
- Identify and discuss purpose of text.
- Understand and interpret intertextuality in texts.
- Identification and understanding of main ideas.
- Skim/scan for information.
Tuesday, 16 April 2013
Friday, 12 April 2013
Monday, 8 April 2013
Monday, 18 March 2013
Thursday, 7 March 2013
Information Report About Constable John Maea-Brown
John Maea-Brown
Constable John Maea-Brown was always honest when he was talking to us about early years how he was at school and alway had a smart mouth. He got kicked out of school, he was raised in a house with 11 kids, his father passed away when he was 6 years old, he liked school because he never wanted to stay home and do the jobs at home, he pushed himself to go school even when he was sick. When he was younger he always hated the police he always stand in front of the bakery with his friends just watching cars passes when a police car drive past they would wave and smile but when they are far the finger goes up. He had to go back to school if he wanted to join the police he had to go back to school.
His key messages was always to be honest, stay out of trouble,no poking fingers at the police when they drive past. His hardest thing to do as a police was always to walk away.His 3 tips was always be good to your parents number two was look after ourselves and the last tip is listen to your teacher.He would always talk to the criminals instead of use his hands. He said to use your brain and your words. He also said It’s not about being tough it’s about being smart.
John inspired me because he went through all the troubles and struggles to become a police officers. he chose to go back to school, he makes the community a better place for us people. And the one thing he inspired me was he was always honest not telling lies about his life back in his days.
Tuesday, 5 March 2013
My orange scarf metaphor poem.
my scarf a oranges melted in the scarf.
The glowing orange spread across the blank white scarf.
imaging someone with orange hair whipping their hair side to side seeing the wet hair dye splatting all over my scarf.
Wrapping the scarf around my neck feeling my neck heating up real fast is if its the flame rushing up the tree.
Monday, 4 March 2013
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Monday, 25 February 2013
My Whare Tapa Wha
Today we were learning about Whare Tapa Wha. Taha Hingano is your mental health, Taha Whanau is your social relationships with people e.g family, friends. Taha Wairua is your spiritual side like if you believe in god and if you go church, and Taha Tinana is your physical side like how you are developing into a adolescence.
Friday, 15 February 2013
The Mighty Daughter Who Made Her Dad Jealous.
Writing Task: 14.02.13
Write a short story using this image as your inspiration.
Think about: What is happening here? What lead to this situation? What is going to happen next? Who are these people? How do they know each other?
A Mighty little girl helps her dad.
One boring day, dad decided to mop the floor since he had nothing to do on a Saturday. However, he couldn’t get under the couch by himself. Jennie dad’s youngest daughter in the family decided to help out and lift the couch for him.Jennie was tough and strong. She lifted the couch with all her strength but didn’t show any struggle in her face. She made it look like it was easy to lift the couch.
She looked like superwoman lifting a building to let the people free.
Dad was so amazed he thought he was dreaming, he rubbed his eyes in confusion and asked her “How did you do that”? With shock. “Easy peasy apple pie.”Sshe replied still holding the couch in her little hands.
She put the couch down slowly smiling at her dad “Do you want me to lift the other couch for you”? Jennie ask him. “Nooo it’s ok i’ll lift it myself later let’s go get something to eat.” He replied back feeling jealous she could lift a couch without any struggle.
“Ok” She said happily. Then left to get something to eat.
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