This Term we have been doing science. For science I have been doing
Hokey Pokey in a group of three. Our first hokey pokey didn't turn out
how we wanted to. It wasn't crunchy It came out gooey and sticky.   

I Yam A Donkey

Yam: What did you say? I yam a donkey? The proper way to say that is I am a donkey

Donkey: You is a donkey too? You is a funny-looking donkey.

Yam: No, I am a yam. You are the one who said, I am a donkey 

Donkey: So you is a donkey--you just said so! Let’s hear your hee-haw, donkey!

Yam: No, no, no! You are a donkey I am a yam.

Donkey: You is a yam? I yam confused. Because I know I heard you say I yam a donkey

Yam: Don’t say yam It ́s am! Am, am, am!

Story, pictures and bad grammar by CECE BALL
Koala Books

Reader's Theater

Eat Your Greens Goldilocks-Will Adams

Reader Parts: Narrator, Mum, Dad, Goldilocks

Narrator: Once upon a time there was a little girl called Goldilocks. She had big blue eyes,

curly, golden hair… and a very bad temper!

Mum: Eat your cereal 

Goldilocks: Yuck!

Narrator: She would never eat anything healthy. 

Dad: Just try it!

Goldilocks: No! I want jelly and ice cream and I want them now.

Narrator: She didn't get them so she got up and ran away Goldilocks ran through the

forest. Before long, she was lost and tired and her tummy was rumbling. She wish
she’d eaten breakfast then she smelled something yummy she followed her nose
to a little cottage. No one was home, so she went inside.

Goldilocks: Phew I need to sit down. 

Narrator: First she sat on a big chair… 

Goldilocks: Ouch too hard

Narrator: Then she sat on a middle size chair

Goldilocks: Ooh too soft 

Narrator: Then she sat on a little chair… 

Goldilocks: Ahh just right… eeeek

Narrator: The little chair fell to pieces. She landed, bump on the floor sitting up,

she smelled the yummy smell again it was coming from the next room… 

Adapted from " Eat Your Greens,Goldilocks"-Written by Steve Smallman,

Illustrated by Bruno Roberts.

QED Publishing.

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Science Inquiry Wk 1 & 2

Our inquiry topic this term is on Science, the theme being changes of state and matter. We were shown many science experiments to do from Mr Redmond. We chose 'How to make  caramel'. I am making caramel in a group of three, Mackai and Lukah.

We have been shown how to make an info graphic about our inquiry project. 

Stephen Curry

Career Inquiry Infographic

• This is my poster that indicates what skills are required to be a landscaper.
• Gaining Experience. Get a high school diploma. While you may become a landscaper without official accreditation, a high school diploma may be a minimumrequirement based on your location and experience. You may always receive on-the-job training to help you obtain a career as a landscaper.
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on Thursday we did 3 different activates

1 activate was drama
2 was watching a movie and writing the word after someone says my
3 was learning maria 

Tech

Every Thursday I go to tech.  I do two things at tech. I do metal work and fabrics.

At metal work I am making a motorbike made out of copper and at fabrics I'm making a tote bag with turtle patterns on it.

This 6 weeks It's been hard and fun like making a face on docs. For milos I did drawing scratch we have also been doing physical education. My favorite subjects are milos and PE. Every Thursday we go to tech I don't like fabrics but I love doing metalwork  

For MILO'S i have been doing to 2 different things Scratch and drawings my next steps for scratch is to make more maps and to fix some bugs. For drawing I'm drawing cod emblems

Welcome Nau mai, haere mai ki tēnei taonga

Haere Mai, Talofa Lava, Mālō e Lelei , Maligayang Pagdating and welcome to my very own blog for learning. I look forward to sharing my learning with teachers, my school, my family and friends anywhere.