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PAUA
For reading we are learning about the importance of MAKING CONNECTIONS!
Making Connections helps us to link what we already know about the topic to the text...
Topic: Paua
😄 Text-to-Self connections… Connections to your own life experiences:black seafood slimy strong shell yummy ocean NZ coast rocks sweet paua and cream delicious diving chewy colourful shell
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NZ-called paua rest of the world -abalone coastlines eat them all in countries limit-Quota -protect paua for the future illegal to dive with bottles.
Better/bigger and more in colder waters
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Thursday, 14 April 2016
apple-crumble
WALT:Retell a past event.
Wilf:correct sequence of events.
No school work today were cooking ‘’Miss Wihongi’’ said happily.
Finally I thought to myself.I love eating apple crumble.
Miss called my name. I rushed to the back of the classroom and shoved on the soft blue latex gloves.
I clutched a green blunt potato peeler from the mound of peeler's. I held my Ripe looking apple
In my other hand.I began to peel. Yay all of the skin is off.I swiftly sliced my apple into four little quarters then cored it,I began to slice my it into pieces.
I loaded my heap of apple into the marae style pot.Its ready to stew.Over to the staff room we swiftly ran.I mixed sugar and butter together then the flour.It looked like dirty looking bread crumbs. I evenly sprinkled bread crumbs on top of the stewed apples.I slashed it into the blazing hot oven.The bubbles reminded me of a spa pool.’’Its ready whanau ‘’Haere mai ki te kai’’Miss Wihongi shouted.I ran to get a bowl,then waited for everyone else.I scooped up a massive mouthful of apple crumble. I thought what a wonderful school day.
Monday, 30 November 2015
Friday, 27 November 2015
Friday, 20 November 2015
One day the sun was shining brightly and the lovely birds were singing.Our classroom,five were performing the stick game on stage.MY friend Told me when we were up on stage SING LOUDER!!!we were all singing e papa-waiari .It took us days of practice to get it absolutely perfect. I got it wrong a couple of times but in a couple of weeks I got it into my head.That we needed to be AWESOME on stage
that THURSDAY we were all perfect at singing and at the sticks all of us had red cheeks and was sweating.I LOVED PERFORMING I HOPE WE DO IT AGAIN.
that THURSDAY we were all perfect at singing and at the sticks all of us had red cheeks and was sweating.I LOVED PERFORMING I HOPE WE DO IT AGAIN.
Tuesday, 17 November 2015
what do the colours of the French flag represent.
THE FLAG
The French flag contains three vertical stripes of equal width. From the flagstaff to the end, these colors are blue, white, and red. More than 20 countries use these three colors in their flag, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia.
Encyclopædia Britannica notes the meaning of the flag's colors are deeply rooted in the country's aristocratic and revolutionary history. Traditional colors of the flag in pre-revolutionary France contained a white background with a blue shield and the gold Fleur-de-lis depicting the royal coat of arms. However, after the French Revolution, the country's leaders wanted a simpler design that supported the new values of the nation, and the French Tricolour was adopted.
Monday, 16 November 2015
Wednesday, 11 November 2015
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