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Friday 25 September 2020

Pourquoi Stories - Literacy



This week for literacy we have been working on Pourquoi Stories. For the Pourquoi stories, we had to choose an animal we were going to write about , but instead me and my cousin Letoria decided to write about more animals / sea-creaters.

Thursday 24 September 2020

Kei te pehea te ahua o te rangi? *What is the weather like today?



Today for Te Reo Maori, we did a Maori Task. This task relates to saying everything in Maori and translate it into English. This is what I have done for the Maori Task! Hope you enjoy :)!

Whare Tapa Wha - Room 3


Task Description: For todays Te Whare Tapa Wha, room 3 worked on Taha Wairua. Taha Wairua relates to Religious beliefs , Appreciating nature, Meaning of life. My buddy Mele and I worked on this task together, we just did a photo that repersents Aotearoa. 


Wednesday 23 September 2020

Taha Tinana - Physical wellbeing


 
Task Description: This week room 3 has been working on our Te Whare Tapa Wha. This task relates to our health, well-being and much more... For todays task, room 3 worked on "Taha Tinana" this Tapa Wha relates to our physical wellbeing! We had to buddy up into partners, but my friends and I decided to go as one group. This is what we have done, I hope you enjoy our Slide :)

IKAN 2 - Math test


Today room 3 had a Math test. Room 3 Math class did this test because our teacher wanted to see what kind of Math we are good at. We went thorugh this 2 times, so we can hear out what it is saying and so we can know what kind of Math it is! Our teacher explained to us at the end what we didnt get right, and we ticked it if we got it right and put a small dot by it if it was wrong.

Tuesday 22 September 2020

Taha Hinengaro .



This week room 3 has been working on our Whare Tapa Wha. Since its the last week of having school, we are trying to finish off everything. For todays task was about Taha Hinengaro, yesterday we did Taha Tinana. 

Monday 21 September 2020

Sign Language is for everyone!


Kia Ora and welcome back to my blog, this week is New Zealand Sign Language week. The topic that goes with Sign Language is 'Sign language is for everyone!'.
This week is to acknowledge the deaf people and those who help teach them sign language and ways to communicate to others. It is important to never make fun of people who have trouble hearing because they are the tough ones who learn sign language so that they can talk and introduce them to others.

This week I am supporting deaf people, deaf people do not understand what you are saying. For the deaf people to understand what you are saying, you have to do the actions with your hands in sign language. Room 3 had to do actions with our hands, and we had to do our names. 


Thursday 17 September 2020

Te Horeta's Nail - Literacy ( Room 5 )


This week I have been focusing on the "Te Horeats'a Nail". This story was made in 1769 and It about Captain cook and Much more. This is what I've done, HOPE YOU ENJOY!!

Kia Kaha Te Reo Maori - Literacy ( Room 5 )



This week it is Maori Language week. For Maori language week my literacy class has been working on a Maori task. This task relates to Mountains, Maori Arts and much more, This is what I have done and this task is easy and also fun!

Wednesday 16 September 2020

Taha Tinana - Physical body routine: - Room 3

Today room 3 has been working on our Taha Tinana Physical well being. Room 3 had to make a poster having photos and we had to name what it was in English and Maori. Me and my buddy Mele worked on this together, and this is what we manged to do.

Tuesday 15 September 2020

Taha Wairua - Te Reo Maori Words .


Task Description: Talofa lava and welcome back to my blog. For today's Whare Tapa Wha we did Taha Wairua. What we had to do is name the colors and objects in Māori. We then had to put photos next to them to show what they are. On the top is my work that I did. I named them in Maori and put pictures next to them. Thanks for looking at my poster of naming the words in Māori and I will be back with more work soon. GOODBYE

Monday 14 September 2020

Fractions - Mele & Lani


Today room 3 has been working on fractions. For the fractions task, room 3 got a question from our teacher " Ms Tele'a ". This task is really fun and amzaing, you should try it out!

Maori Language Moment - Room 3


Today at 12pm the whole world are doing something to support the Maori Language week moment. Pt England School decided to do something as-well, we are singing a beautiful song thats in Te Reo Maori. Room 3 has recorded what we did for the Maori Language week this week. 
In 1972, 30,000 signatures were delivered to Parliament to safeguard the Maori Language. 
 Safe-guard means to protect The Maori language needed to be protected.

- Why I think that the Maori land needed to be protected, was because the people haven't been speaking there language and the Maori language is getting lost
-The Maori language needed to be protected because if it wasn't getting protected people can do whatever they want, and they can also do hurtful things/sad things to people in the country
-The Maori were not valuing there language.

Taha Whanau - Room 3

On 12th September Saturday, we celebrated my sisters 21st birthday. My sisters birthday was on the 13th of September but we decided to celebrate it on Sauturday. My sisters part started at 4:30 and there were heaps of people that turned up to my sisters birthday! My sisters name is Selina and Lena for short, The party was very very fun becuase my cousins came along, my auntys and my other half of the family. At the party it was very very loud because my sisters friends are very loud, but we all went bed around 5-6 in the morning and we all woke up at 3:00 in the afternoon. There were food, drinks, alcohol, music, dance, challenges, race, and much more...

During that time, my sister stopped the music and asked me to get all of the kids to come outside so we could play games and also have a run race. There were 7 kids that were in the race, and me and my sister Mele came first but I was 2 seconds faster than my sister. After the games/challenges my sister said her speech, and then we all prayed before we ate the food. The food was very yum, I took 3 chicken, patatoe salad, crab salad, and after one chicken I was full and I didnt know why ? Besides that my night was very fun and amazing, and thank you to everyone who celebrated with us and who turned up it was so nice to reunite with yous because of this Covid-19. 

Thursday 10 September 2020

Taha Wairua - Room 3


Today room 3 has been working on what are some words in Tongan and translate it to English. This is what I have managed to do, this is very simple! The words that I have chosen to do were "Ofa which is love" and Loto Faka'apa'apa which is respect. 

Traditional Tonga cooking and food - Literacy room 5


Task Description: This week my Literacy class has been working on videos about Tonga. There are over 100 videos on a slide sheet Pt England has, there is one video I watched and it is about "Traditional Tongan cooking and food"! We learnt more about Tonga since as yous all know ITS TONGAN LANGUAGE WEEK THIS WEEK YAYYYYYYYYYY!!!

Wednesday 9 September 2020

Symmetry - Tongan Language week!


Goodmorning:)> Today room 3 has been working on symmetry. Me and my buddy (Mele) did one together, I did one side of the turtle, and she did the other side of the turtle. We learnt the difference between lines of symmetry and lines. We had to make it as Tongan patterns since it is Tongan language week this week! We had so much fun making symmetry patterns with Tongan patterns as well. 


The best day ever with my family !


The best day ever with my Family;

The best day ever with my Family was, when we all went to Rotorua and Hamilton to go see my Grandparents. At first we went to Hamilton and then we went to Rotorua on a nice Saturday! We decided to go to Hamilton first because my aunt lives over in Hamilton and she wanted us to go and pick her up. There were 5 cars going down to Rotorua, my sister, my brother, my mum, my aunty and my other aunty. When we go to Hamilton, it takes like 2 hours. We usually leave at night time around 6-7 just so there is not much traffic, we eat maccas on the way to Hamilton and then when we get to our Auntys house we eat again. 


We went to Rotorua so we could see my Grandparents (My mum’s dad and mum)! We haven't seen them for a few years now, they have sadly gone away to a better place in Heaven. My mum’s dad sadly passed away when I was about 2 and a half years old, so I didn't really get to meet him and get to know him better and my mum’s mum sadly passed away before I was born because she was really really sick. While driving to Rotorua with my family, my sister, my nephew, my mum and I went in my mums car. Me and my sister were singing so loud that everyone we drove past looked at us, we didn't care because that's just our normal selves and we are not ashamed of what people think about our singing skills.  It was 3 and a half hours from Hamilton to get to Rotorua, but we managed to get back home around 9-10 (Hamilton).



Tuesday 8 September 2020

5 interesting pratises you found to help Tongan epople to keep their culture alive - Literacy , room 5


Task Description: Today my literacy class has been working on a Tongan culture task. This task is all about how to keep the Tongan culture alive, the women in Tonga have been making Ngatu since the 1990s. 

Monday 7 September 2020

Ko hoku Famiili - My Family


Task Description: Today room 3 has been working on a task. This task relates to our families and how to say the words in Tongan since its Tongan language week this week. 

Friday 4 September 2020

FRIDAY FUN DAY @ PES.





Today we are celebrating life, being at school, being alive being well! Today our kind Principle "Mr Burt" decided that we have a mufty day, wheels day and wacky hair day. We had to take a photo of out outfits, so we can post it on our blog. 

Congratulations to us all for pusing on in what has been an extraordinary year so far.

-I want to thank and acknowlege my family for helping me out through bubble life, I want to thank my family for always being there when I need them, and I want to thank my family for buying food for me and my siblings during bubble life. 

-I'd also like to acknowlege Mr Burt "My Principel" for making this day fun, I'd love to thank you for making everyday we have at Pt England School fun and exciting, I would love to thank you very very much for being our principal because without you here we wouldnt have any fun like we are having right now:)

-I'd love to thank Mrs Tele'a my home class teacher for letting us do less work each day, I'd love to thank you for making room 3 laugh every hour and then. I want to acknowledge Mrs Tele'a for making everyday fun for us and for always loving us even if we were annoying, and I want to thank Mrs Tele'a for always being there for room 3 and not only room 3 but the whole school! :)

Thursday 3 September 2020

Virtual Library



Task Description: In literacy we have been making our Virtual Library. We have been doing our Virtual library because our literacy teacher "Ms Tipene" told us that we should start reading books offline.


Taha Wairua


This is just a message to all of you out there reading this. Being depressed isn't good, it dosen't help you get out of the house, it dosen't make you do any of these or it wont make you happy at all. You will stay depressed for your life time if you do not Pray, Read the bible or sing some songs. If you are ever depressed or sad, just jump onto my blog and read this message, and I reckon this little message will help you. 

Taha Tinana.


Good morning :) Today and yesterday I was working on the Taha Tinana. Taha Tinana is your health of you body, and you should always be doing exercise. Exercise is the best thing for your body, you should do these everyday or you should go for a run/walk. This is what I did for my Taha Tinana, just to keep my body healthy and fit.  

Tuesday 1 September 2020

Taniwha Studies



Task Description: Today me and my buddy (Tori) have been working on a Taniwha task. This task is all about Taniwhas, We had to find a map of where the Taniwhas live.