Te Tuhi Trip

This is my map of how we got to Te Tuhi.

In the corridor at Stardome

WALT:Learning to write an explanation with sentence control and commas to form a list.

Firstly Stardome is a place to learn interesting facts about the Solar System. In the corridors some of the facts you can learn are how day and night works,   what the word Solar means and more information on the Solar System.

This is a challenge to write in the present tense.

Iron Up Sports

Today I learnt how to embed my learning onto my blog post.

Behaviour in the Corridors

This is my comic strip it is about behaviour in the corridors.These two photos are what you should not do but you should tell them to stop because if you don't they might carry on doing it.

Falakika - Sgraffito

My sgraffito shows how I drew Mokoia Pa, there was a fortified village that Maori people lived in on a hill. We also learnt about the two previous Panmure bridges but I only drew the Mokoia Pa. The Maori people built their Pa on a hill so they can see when their enemies are coming to attack them. Close by was a river named Tamaki River. In the Tamaki River was delicious fish that they could fish for so they could get food. There was also a volcano with fertile soil that the Maori people used to grow vegetables. There used to be a swing bridge before the existing Panmure bridge but it wasn’t safe enough for the cars to drive on so they demolished it.

WALT: I learnt about Mokoia Pa. The challenge for me was remembering to add a space after a full stop.

I can archieve my goals

Malo e lelei my name is Falakika I am a Year 6 student and I go to Tamaki Primary School. I am Tongan, Samoan and Niuean, I live in a family of 5.

I am good at reading and writing, I enjoy doing maths. My challenges are to improve more in maths, My goals for this year are to speak louder, ask questions more and give activities a go.

I am looking forward to achieving my goals and my challenges, someone who inspires me is my mum who always encourages me to focus on my learning and not to do bad things.Sharing my learning on my blog helps me improve in my learning so people can comment on my posts and tell me what I can do better next time, connecting with others is very helpful for me.

Mokoia Pa

Mokoia Pa

How:

Room 5, 6, 7, 8, Teachers & the Parent Helpers walked there.

When:

On Friday the 16th of March 2018 Term 1.

Who:

Room 5, 6, 7, 8, Teachers & the Parent Helpers.

Where:

Close to the Panmure Yacht boating club.

Why:

To learn about people who lived before us.

What:

So that they can experience how people in the olden days lived and where they lived,
they also experienced how they destroyed others Pa. They also saw a church from across the lake.