What's great to be me

It's great to be me because I like being happy around people that I get comfortable with. E.G I like to be around with people that excite me with my learning, or I like to hang out with people that are normal and are themselves.  

Tech New Rotation

Today we had a new rotation for our tech at Tamaki College.Our rotation was art with Mr Stagg but we call him Mr crip because his favorite color was blue. First we had to drawI big X and we had draw a line in the center and then we had to draw our own culture pattern

Why It's Important To Speak Out Against Bullying?

Today for Inquiry we were discussing why it's important to speak out and stand up against a bully.If you get bullied you just walk away and tell the bully to cut it out we made a short movie clip of our role play. how skit group was Fraidoon and Ofa.

Rewindable Learning

Today we did our dance performance from yesterday for our 60th anniversary production. Our dance teacher who is teaching us is named Zoe. Our group's song is Staying Alive. I found it hard when I had to do the diagonal step. The learning is rewindable because we could look back at our video and practice to get the step right.

When we use A or an

Today we were learning when to use and when to use an before a word.If a word begins with a vowel (a-e-i-o-u) or a silen h (eg-hour), we use an.We use a for all other words. The photo shows the sentences we wrote to practice using a and an.

Winter Learning Journey

 

Today Rachel Williams came to Panmure Bridge School to give out the certificates and the prizes for the people that won and participated in Winter Learning Journey. 1st place Daniel and Oh Hsen 2nd place Aminiasi (AJ) and Alex and 3rd place Ofa and Eric. I have completed eight activities. Thank to Rachael and her team for running this awesome programme and, I hope it stays strong.

Winter Learning Journey - Day 3 Activity 2

For this activity I had to read about how New Zealand are working hard to trap and kill these predators. I have form an opinon and give some reasons why.

1. The pests damage native trees.
2.People are signing up to have a trap in their back yard and to look after that trap.
3.They are eating the eggs and young and attack the adults.
4.They have diseases that can spread to other animals.
5.Stoats attack defenceless young kiwi and contribute to the continuing decline of mainland kiwi populations.