Miranda Hot Pools

It was a fun time because we were able to relax and play.
some of the time I just sat down on a chair because I was burning hot!
the pillow was cool and wet, it was fun to jump on but tiring.
The food was amazing! we got ice blocks and fish and chips it was tasty. 

Experimenting with concrete by Amelia and Dante

We are learning how to make concrete, how to observe and to experiment.
Next time I would like to try and make the top of the concrete smooth, I would also like to make the sides way more smoother.

Modifying an image

WALHT modify an image for reuse.
Using polyline to change the colour in a shape.
I found it tricky because, if you double click or click close the other line the whole entire line stops.
next time i will try something more hard.

LAD: Learning About Dialogue

We are learning about dialogue, so we can use it in our stories.
I found it tricky because first I didn't know what dialogue was.
Next time I would like to watch more videos about dialogue. 

Maori language week - Ta Moko

1. Looked at pictures of ngā To Moko.
2. Looked at the meaning in the Ta Moko patterns.
3. Traditionally Ta Moko was made with a chisel.
4. Ta Moko starts out small and grows. The females usually only have their chin done.
5. Painting a mask with skin colour, or close to it.
6. Designed out Ta Moko

1. Drew on our Ta Moko onto our mask with vivid.
2. 7

Writing sample

“On your marks, get set, GO!” Mrs Castle shouted as she slap the clappers together.

I can do it keep on running. I thought to myself, I can do it.

“Few I have reached the fancy seven letter box,” I said.

I need to get passed Jayden, I can do it keep on running. I chanted to myself. But out the corner of my eye I saw something with dark green and grey scales. At first I thought it was a leaf. So I chanted to myself.

“Keep on running, keep on running, keep on running running running…”

I saw green again, out the corner of my eye but it had four legs and a long tail.

“Ahh crocodile!” I yelled.

It got closer and I saw it was smaller than a crocodile, it’s hard to explain it looked like a lizard. But it’s bigger than a lizard, I realised it was chasing me.

“Oh no, Mount Everest, aargh.” I said as I passed Mrs Mundy. While I was trying my best to run up the hill and round the court.

Finally I was on the field and the animal was so close to me. I jumped up a tree. “Call the Auckland Zoo!” I shouted. “ A komodo dragon!”

Maths, Thinking double double double

We are learning how to think double double double.

I found it easy because we just needed to 2x three times.

Next time I would like to do different strategy's.