ART

In the morning we got to choose art,music,dance or drama and i chose art because it is so cool and really

fun to do. Me and Jed went to do the same thing and did awesome work and ended up finishing 6 cool pieces of art. And then we had to do another piece of        

Quick Write Blending In

As they dashed of a glimmer of stripes could be seen in a herd of shadows racing around the stripes it has like a horde of horses the stripes were almost blending in with the Gray horses it was the fog that made the 

stripes blend in it look as if the stripes was a zebra when the horde of hoses went a way a dash of sun light 

came upon the zebra but the zebra didn't sink the shadows of horses would really go away then the horses came back and then went to find the zebra it was like the zebra was getting track down by just horses 

the zebra did't sink that they would find the zebra. When the night began to shin it is so easy to find the horses because they are like shadows in the fog. The horses got to the point were they gave up and then 

went to there home and then the zebra was safe from the horses.                       

Inquiry

In inquiry we have been learning about planets and volcano's. And we have been budding up in little groups like three's and two's and me and Jed and Hezekiah are in a team because we are doing planets. So we had to but we have been doing a lot of work like panting and making and it is fun because we are helping each other because it is a kind thing to do and we are buddy's. Also when we have been making the planets it was a little bit difficult because we had to make the planets out of paper and tape and so we had to paint them it took a while but we got there. And then when it was dry me Hezekiah went to the garden for a piece of wood because for the platform. And we did find a piece of wood and then we had to clean it so it would not look disgusting. We ended up having to paint it black and put the planets on it and then having to take a photo.

What we needed:

:wood

:paper

:tape

:glue

The three interesting facts

Did you know that Venus is hotter then Mercury even though Mercury is closest to the sun. 

 

Did you know 

Planets

 

Matariki report

Matariki is a celebration of the seven stars in the sky. It is on the 24th of June every year because it is a special thing to have with your family and friends and people who need it. Matariki is something that we do for our ancestors. When they passed it on to as. we delivered friendship to other people. how we delivered it. We celebrate matariki differently from what we did in the olden days. We made people laugh, sleep, and eat a lot of food and play games and fly kites. Matariki is important to remember the dead and the Maori New Year. When people hear these stories with us we then tell them our story’s. I think that Matariki should be a holiday because we get together and spend time with your family and friends and it helps other communities and people.

Gardening

 in the past week we have been doing gardening and planting lots of plants. when were done 

we have a choice to do Dodge-ball or still do gardening but i all was do dodge-ball and same times i get out in death mach because i don't look were i go but in proper Dodge-ball I get out from Tyson and Luke most of the time. When we pack up we go back to class and do epic or read books then when were done 

we go with Nigel and do actual work.   

Australian World War 10

back in the day when there was a war happening a very brave person joined the army in world war 1 because he wanted his country to be safe and not get heart. then the war stopped because they both

knew that it was over then the other countries left. when he grew older he stopped fighting because 

he was to old.    

chocolate Earth

The Earth Layers

space

mass

 

mythical JOSAIAHS NEW POST

 

Things that we have done this term

 The things that i liked about this term.

What i really liked about this term is doge ball

one other thing is pacifica and waked bridle path.

i also did cross-country and we went to zones.  

Bridle path

 we went to The bridle path we went by bus and me Archie and Jed and Angus 

played i spy it was fun we also went with our class when we got off we started to walk

it started to get tiring we got half way it got Wendy and cold we all had a break

we also had morning tea then we started again people went past us they said hello i even said hello

then we all got to the top off the hell but we had to wait for the rest of them.        

Waka

 

This is mine and Jed we made it out of four cardboard pieces. With one pencil and 

cut up a peace of paper. To make it sail and 3 pop-stick and glued all the stuff together and it

looked better then we thought it looks like. It could be on the water

but it cant sadly.

We chose this double hull waka because it look good and looked fun to make its not to hard or 

easy it was worth it.

There are four types of waka’s in the world but seven names for the waka’s that tuned up in Aotearoa called Tainui, Te Arawa, Mātaatua, Kurahaupō, Tokomaru, Aotea and Tākitimu.

The double hull waka has a double spritsail rig and appears to be made of two canoes of different length and design lashed together. Atholl Anderson argues that the spritsail was the most likely type of sailing rig used by the Polynesian voyagers who made it in the 13th century.

Double hulled canoes used over long distances were generally shorter (about 20 metres). Such 

Vessels were capable of travelling between 150 and 250 km a day. Tongans used the tongiaki and 

Samoans the va’a-tele, and an outrigger called an amatasi.

A double hull is a ship hull design and construction method where the bottom and sides of the ship have two complete layers of watertight hull surface one outer layer forming the normal hull of

The ship, and a second inner hull which is some distance inboard, typically by a few feet, which

Forms a redundant barrier to ... 

Each waka was built using two hulls (hollowed-out logs of giant kauri from the Herekino State Forest) with a substantial platform between them. The main structure consists of the two hulls and 

               six main crossbeams lashed together.

 

monday mashup with nigel.

In Monday mashup we got to do doge ball it was Amzing and i got down from Lawrence and 

Archie it was fun. Arfter that we got to gardening we got to do Platng and diging.

what i learnt at ferryead!!

 I went to ferrymead and did same awesome stuff one of them was do the v hut we got to do wood coping

and washing the v hut.   

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.