Month: February 2023

Cooking up a Feast

At school we are very fortunate to have an amazing mara (garden) set up for us to explore and learn outdoors. 🌱 We have an abundance of produce at our finger tips . This wet and warm weather has seen our taro plants triple in size. Which calls for PALUSAMI ! Everything we used came straight from our mara, expect for the coconut cream. In small groups of 4, we had to prepare our taro leaves, cut up the leeks and spring onions and then to wrap our parcels. An hour and a half later we had sat down to enjoy our mouth-watering palusami  😍 🍴

Read more

Shoping with Dad.

Me and my dad went to the Werehouse. We brought 2 pair’s of shoes for me.I got 1 pair of jandals and 1 pair crocs.

My Dad was looking for something and I was like we forgot about my swiming bag.I got a pink sparkling bag.

I had lots of fun.

Read more

Ako hiko

Kia ora bloggers, Matteo here.

Today we had to take screen shots of multiple things here it is.

 

I hope you like it.

This took a long time because we had to take so many screen shots!

 

Did you do this?

Blog ya later, Matteo

Read more

Treaty Of Waitangi Fact Sheet

We chose someone who was important in the signing of the treaty to write a fact sheet.

First I chose a historical person to write a fact sheet about.

Then I read some articles about it to extend my understanding about him and the treaty of Waitangi.

Lastly, I wrote all the information down onto my fact sheet, did some fact checking and I was done.

I enjoyed this task because I learned more about the treaty of Waitangi and James Busby. I felt interested in James busby. I did well at finding interesting facts about James Busby.  I need to improve on finding a little bit  more information 

 

Read more

How to be a kaia.

In the past couple of wiki we have been creating a poster to teach others how to do things. I chose how to be a Kaea. “Being a Kaea” is like being a role model and a Rangatira. It was fun creating this. It took me a long time. I restarted a lot to be honest though because I mucked up SO many times but in the end I finished  it.  I also have been using different verb meanings. A verb is a bossy word. We have also been using adverbs. An adverb is a description of how the verb is used. Time connective tells us the order things go in. I used first, next, then and lastly. I have found it reasonably easy to use these in my Te Reo Matatini.

Here is a pikitia of my mahi.

Kia Ora

                                                                                                                               

Read more

Jayces learning journey

 

I found it hard to put the QR code in.

I learned how to get a QR code.

I  enjoyed making my business card.

To make a QR you need to go to more and search up QR code and then you need to go onto your home edublog and you need to copy  the link in the bar up the top and then you need to paste it in to it then you need to click Generate QR code then you are finished.

Read more

cyclone Gabrielle.

Today is Tuesday and I am at home because I’m sick.Well I just have a cold but still.Anyway all my work is at school so I Decided to write about Cyclone Gabriel.Here it is.I enjoyed finding the images because it is interesting.I found it challenging to think about what to write.I would change my writing next time because I could write it  in a different way.What was the most interesting bit?

 

 

 

 

Read more

James Busby.

kia ora my name is lila me and my friend valencia work on work sheet about James Busby and we had to find some facts about him.Here is our work.

James Busby was appointed as the first British Resident of New Zealand, arriving in May 1833. He was to protect both the Māori people of New Zealand and the British settlers. Busby lived in the house at Waitangi which is now known as ‘The Treaty House’. He lived there with his wife Agnes, and their six children.

Read more

Powered by WordPress.com. Theme: Baskerville 2 by Anders Noren.

Up ↑