The big Chocolate Debate!

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Kia ora bloggers!

Today, for my Cybersmart activity, I had to create an ad about the chocolate debate. The challenge was to convince others that chocolate is healthy! My friend and I spent some time working on this activity, and it was actually pretty fun finding facts about how chocolate can be healthy. Making the avatar was pretty funny for us too! We really enjoyed this activity, and we hope you enjoy our ad!

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Ka kite!

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Kō tāku Tangata Rongonui

This week, we made a letter for our Tangata Rongonui (Person we look up to). My Tangata Rongonui is my Mother. I wrote as much as I knew, and what I was talking about was what she does for a living and her personality. In my opinion, I think I did pretty well, but I know I can do better; I just didn’t know what else to do. I wrote about where she is from and who she is.

This is my presentation.

Tangata Rongonui

 

 

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EOY Blog 10K

This year I have been through a collective of English terms and concepts like Language Features, Film Studies, Poetry Writing, Whakawhanaungatanga and many more. I really enjoyed this wonderful english year, my teacher was Whaea Janine Tutai.

Janine has shown versions of me that I knew but was never really confident to express. I am grateful for having her as my English teacher, she was and still is a busy woman, especially her year nines. I swear I’ve seen a new year nine each lesson, honestly. My favourite was Poetry Writing, I really understood the feeling of the Author and read a lot of verses that really take affect in my heart and mindset. 

 

Thanks for the great year Janine.

 

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10K ENG EOY BLOG

10K English has been good this year we learnt about ourselves, we got to play whakawhanaungatanga games, we done film study about karate kid, and done many assessments. My teacher was probably one of the best English teachers OUT!! Whaea Janine. Something I really enjoyed about her was that she made learning really fun and not boring. Something I’ll remember was when she helped me passed my writing CAAS. I think thought out the year my English has gotten way better thanks to her. 

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STOMP….. STOMP!

Hello! This Tuesday I did another bigfoot test but with both feet! All we need to do is trace both your feet and then you times the number you ruled out by 100 then divide the number by 15. Then you have your estimated answer! Check if its close to your actual height, hope you like it! I found this really fun to do, and I wish we could do more of this. What do you think your height is?

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CyberSmart-Week 5

This week in cybersmart we used pictures and took photos of our selves and remove the background and add them in slides . 2 things I learnt in awhina was how to make a Pounamu and delete the backgrounds of my photos. 1 thing I wish for next week is to have art with whaea Sherall.

 

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Week 5 – Awhina

in Awhina time we create our own ponamu, I made a rectangle ponamu with moauri patterns I like creating our own poun amus also in Awhina time we did..  Time is money and Cybersmart with Matua Aina.

 

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week 5 awhina

Yesterday we had colour our pounamu, A pounamu is a Tonga sacred treasure in Maori It represents strength and mana authority, identity, and a deep spiritual connection to the land and ancestors and infarct it can be many different colours and they all can represents different Kahurangi is the rarest pounamu and can may lead to being  chef (is saved for the chef) if you had this type of pounamu vivid bright green apple, Inanga is a pale pear green and can be highly invisible when bathed in anything that is infarct wet and more. mine is a blue inanga highly known as a teal greenish pounamu.

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Cybersmart Blog Post

On Monday We did Cybersmart with Matua Aina. What we did with Matua Aina is Fact or fake. I really enjoyed taking a picture and removing the background from the photo so that it could only be yourself in it.

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Cappuccinos

This week we have been learning about cappuccinos. We are learning about cappuccinos because it is national cappuccino day. Did you know a cappuccino gets its name from the Capuchin friars, whose reddish-brown hooded robes matched the colour of the espresso mixed with milk. I enjoyed learning about cappuccinos. Do you like drinking coffee?

 

 

 

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Science-living things week5 term 4

We have been working on identifying weeds, we have also been doing research on common NZ weeds,  and we have been checking our traps we made. so far with my group’s trap we haven’t caught anything yet. We have also made a worm farm but I don’t think my one is still alive.

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