This is my story about Basketball.

                              basketball

At basketball we were learning how to dribble and how to bounce the ball. And we learned how to bounce the ball between our legs and at the back of our body.And then we played a game at the end. When I threw the ball it went inside the hoop and I have been on a team that has never lost. The best part was when I got the ball in the hoop and we just won. And we took photo’s at the end.   

Ko Presley toku ingoa

Ko puketapapa  [puke wiwi]

Ko Manukau toku moana

Komay road school toku kura

No Reira.

Tena koutou, Tena koutou, Tena koutou, katoa.

            Day’s of the week

Monday - Rahina

Tuesday- Ratu

Wednesday- Raapa

Thursday- Rapare

Friday- Ramere

Saturday- Rahoroi

Sunday- Ratapu

Ko te   aha tenei ra.?

what day is today?

Ko te aha tenei ra

what day is today

               Classroom objects

Pene - pen

Pene Rakau - pencil

Pukapuka - book

Pepa - paper

Ruri - Ruler

Pene hinu - crayon

Pe ke pene - pencil case

Turu - chair

Karaka - clock

Rorohiko - computer

Pene rakau karakara - coloured pencil

Tepu - desk [ table]

Papakupu - dictionary

Kuaha - door

Pukapuka mahi -

                Nga nama / Nga whika

1. tahi
2. Rua
3. Toru
4. wha
5. Rima
6. Ono
7. Whitu
8. waru
9. Iwa
10. Tekau
11. Tekau ma tahi
12. Tekau ma rua
13. Tekau ma toru

                        Karakia

Te harakeke

Te Korari

Nga taonga whakarere iho

O te Rangi

O te whenua

O nga Tupuna

Homai he oranga mo matou

Tihei mauri ora.

    Simple sentences in Maori and in  English

1.  kei te pehea koe ?
2. Kei te pehea raua?
3. Kei te pehea korua?
4. kei te pai ahau.
5. kei te pai maua.
6. Kei te harikoa ahau.
7. kei te hia moe ahau.
8. Kei te hia kai ahau.
9. kei te hoha  ahau.
10. kei te ohorere ahau.
11. Kei te hia ihu ahau.
12. Kei te makariri ahau.
13. kei te whakama ahau.

I am happy

I am sleepy

I am hungry

I am bored

I am excited

I am thirsty

I am cold

I am ashamed

Room 15 Jigsaw Art

Self Assessment Form

Please make a copy before you begin!

1.I have used enlargement skills to create a jigsaw artwork with our class:

yes

2. I have used a range of pastel techniques:

yes like bleeding, colouring in my art and smudging.  

3. I have looked closely at the colours on the small piece and used the same colours on the enlargement:yes I used the right color’s on my jigsaw art.

4. I have blended the pastels using different colours:

yes using blue and purple.

5. What I would do differently next time:

make my art bigger.  

6. Other comments (what I like best and why, what I don’t like and why):

I liked doing the Jigsaw art because I like painting and blending with colors. I like painting because it makes me relax and makes me cool down.  

   

 

Photo of my jigsaw piece:

Photo of Room 15’s completed jigsaw art:

Thank you Mt.Roskill intermediate for inviting us to your school and letting us watch your performance.
The best part was  the Samoan and Tongan people doing a slap dance all together, And the end part was so, so funny.

This Is My Writeing About Mt.Roskill Intermediate.

CROSS COUNTRY

On the best day, it was hard because it was cross country and I was not happy because I was not fit. When the little kids finished, it was the year- 5's, turn I was so so nervous that I was going to come last. When miss Tipama’a said go, I was so so so scared. I was so so scared that Faiupu will beat me but then I ran faster. When I was nearly there, I started to run faster and faster and then people were screaming. After that I came in 5th place and was so so happy because I am fat and I came 5th, and then everyone went back to class and I was happy that it was over!...

My speech about poverty.

Poverty, Poverty, Poverty! Why should I even talk about Poverty? More less to say...What is Poverty? Who can help us? Does Poverty affect you and me? Do you hear your parents say “sorry son we don’t have enough food” or “sorry son we don’t have enough money” well I do, that is POVERTY. What is Poverty? Poverty can mean not having enough money for basic needs like food, clothing and shelter. Poverty is also hunger, not enough food to feed our families and children, sometimes that’s why children don’t come to school because they have no lunch. Poverty is not having a home to live in, that is why we see people living on the streets (homeless). Poverty is being sick and you can’t see a doctor because you don’t have enough money. Why is Poverty important? Poverty is important for all of us to understand and be aware of so we can help each other in times of struggle, but its also about caring and giving to those who need the help and are living in poverty. Did you know that one in four New Zealand children, that’s 260,000 kiwi kids live in poverty, that’s going without the basic needs like I mentioned earlier. Who can you call? Who can help us? Kidscan, Salvation Army and Poverty Action Group just to name a few organisations are where we can get help. Did you know that Kidscan which you hear a lot about has been helping you, me and May Road School with raincoats and shoes to keep us dry and warm during winter and raining days. Conclusion Poverty should not be ignored or for you and me to turn a blind eye, like its not happening in our country, but involves everyone including the government, you and me poverty in New Zealand. Thank you to Kidscan for supporting our school and providing the basic needs for us kids. Let’s come together to support and fundraise for Kidscan, and help a child that is living in poverty. Come on lets go!!!!!! This is my speech about poverty.

New Layer Added To My Google Map

I have been learning about where in New Zealand that who has won a medal.