Te Reo Kupu Animation

 Kia ora everyone,

This week for Maori language we had to create a slideshow animation, featuring Te Reo kupus.

Our scene is on a beach, and it portrays many creatures, like dolphins, dogs, and baby's.

What was your favourite part? :)

Lockdown round 2

Hi everyone, hope you are staying safe in lockdown.  

It's been a while since we've been quarantined, and often being isolated at home can quite obviously get boring at times, so here are some ideas to keep you busy and content at home.

What do you do to stay busy in lockdown?

Maui fish story- script

Kia ora,

Today we had to write a story about how Maui created the North Island, after that we had to create an animation. I'll update it when Pippa and I have made that.

This is our script:

More Water

Continuing with our inquiry, a student teacher tasked us with creating a slideshow and biteable on the subject of microplastics, I worked with Holly, here is our finished project.

Click this link to watch our biteable

Water

 Kia ora everyone, 

For inquiry recently we have been looking at the problems in our waterways, and the sea. Things like pollution and plastic.                                                                                                                                          We are learning about this to build up to wearable arts later on in the term

We were tasked to write a letter to Poto Williams on the issues asking her to help- and what she thought we could do. My letter isn't yet complete but I will update you when it is.

Tables

 So for inquiry today we did STEAM and had to create a table made of 10 sheets of paper and a metre of tape.

We managed 2 books on top of our structure. We originally made a more detailed item but changed it up last minute.

Our teamwork was good, but the table wasn't great.

Dear Mrs. Pascoe

I'm sure we were all very sad to hear, that after 12 years of working at our school Jaque Pascoe is stepping down from the position of principle at our school. 

I wrote a short letter to Mrs. P herself :)