Monday, 25 January 2021
Saturday, 26 December 2020
Angel - Dam
Wednesday, 25 November 2020
Art Coloring Book
This is my first time using Art-coloring-book. I chose this one because I really want to visit New York City.
I hope you enjoy using Art coloring book. Please share the link with everyone!
Thursday, 20 August 2020
Angel - Coronavirus Poem.
Coronavirus poem
It started in Wuhan
Which is China
Many people got sick
Many people died
Many people had coronavirus
Even when people had it,they wanted to live
Stay two meters away from people
Wash your hand for 20 seconds
Make sure to dry them
Don’t shake it,the water will go on people
Remember to wear a face mask
When you go to the shops I prefer you to wear glove because the people touch things then never end up buying it
Use hand sanitizer,rub it in for 20 seconds
Even wash your hands after the toilet and before you cook
Avoid standing next to people
Avoid kissing and hugging
Stay inside for two weeks
Watch the NEWS so you know what will happen
Wash your hands before eating
Avoid touching your face
Avoid touching your nose
Avoid touching your eyes
Don’t eat stuff that is on the floor
Stay home,stay safe
Cough in your crook or even tissue
When done using your tissue,throw in the bin
See the doctors,stay away from the sick people
No visiting your friends' houses
Stay at your own house
When you are sick,be strong so you can be better
PPE stands for Personal Protective Equipment
People use PPE for their own safety
Don’t share hands,food or drinks
Don’t drink or smoke,it’s bad for you
Always drink lots of water in one day
When you watch the NEWS make sure that you hear the rules so you can follow it
Don’t burn up
Always try to make yourself better
Always take medicine if you have a fever
Try to make yourself better,if you can’t see the doctors
Always sleep early so you can get better
Angel - Creative mask
If wearing mask is helping you then leave a comment. If you don't want to get sick then wear me! I am always everywhere
Thursday, 6 August 2020
Angel - Cook Island week!
It was exciting to learn some Cook Island words.
First we went outside and did two rounds of running. It was raining so we had to go inside. When we went inside we were learning some Cook Island words. Our teacher went on the home learning page and then went on the slide that say’s, learn Cook Island words. The first word to learn is, Hello. In Cook Island we say hello like this. Kia Orana. The second word we are going to learn is, How are you. In Cook Island we say How are you like this. Pe’ea koe. After we had to learn it to go on to the next word. We were learning how to say I am fine in Cook Island. In Cook Island we say it like this. Meitaki au. My Partner is Cook Island as well, so she will know half of it but then she asked me for help and so I did. Then our teacher was testing us the words. We got all of them right so then we were on the next word. The next word to learn is How about you. In Cook Island we say it like this. Akape’ea koa. Then the next word is the same. Meitaki au. ( I am fine )
Next our teacher tested us again, but she didn’t test us on those words which is, How are you and I am fine. She tested us on all the words. She tested us on the first word. Like Hello, she started with. ( Kia Orana ) The next word is to say is How are you?'' ( Pe’ea koa ) The next is I am fine.
( Meitaki au ) The big word is How about you. ( Akape’ea koa ) Then it is just the same word which means I am fine. ( Meitaki au )
Then we went to get our chromebook and did some writing about Cook Island week. It was pretty hard pronouncing it, but I did it. I didn’t know how to pronounce it but when I got tested I got it right. The best part about learning Cook Island words is that it is Cook Island week. My mum always says this to me if I take a long shower. Aere - Hurry up. I learnt more words from a video which means Goodbye. Aere ra - Goodbye. Eno’ora - Goodbye.
After we all went home. When I went home I asked my mum how to say some Cook Island words. When I asked my mum how to say Cook Island words I said thank you in Cook Island. Thank you - May-tah-key.
Finally we arrived at school and focused on our Cook Island words. I was so happy, excited, grateful and marviles because I got to learn some Cook Island words and got to use it in front of the school. The best part is that I am a Cook Islander. I got to learn some things from my teacher Mrs Kumar. Especially when I got to correct her.
Friday, 31 July 2020
Angel - Matariki Celebration
I had fun looking at everyone's hard work. Especially when the room four sang the Matariki Macarena.
During school we were making posters. ( Matariki posters and wishing stars ) We started off with the wishing stars because it was much easier than the Matariki posters, because we had to draw and create some papers/names of the Matariki stars. We used lots of stuff to make it and it turned out so nice/creative. We got lots and lots of time to make it. It took only one and a half weeks to make it. We didn’t add too much stuff or else we won’t fit the names for in the paper. We put a lot of hard work into our Matariki poster/wishing stars. Matariki is something to celebrate. It is even the eldest star that looks after the other stars. Like parents, but a sister. Matariki is another name for a Maori new year. Everyone celebrates it but the most is the Maori people celebrating it because it is a Maori New Year for them! We celebrate it by making some food and bringing all of your family members to have a celebration.
We started printing out the papers and drawing patterns. We did designs like hearts or stars. After we were done doing patterns then we had to put on glitter! I was excited to do it, because it would make it nice and colourful. After a few more days it was time to put it in the coritedoor for everyone to see. I wanted to guide the people/students around our Matariki posters and wishing stars. When we did our Matariki posters, we added lots of information.
Did you know that the Matariki stars are a cluster not a constellation? Matariki is one of the star clusters nearest to Earth. Did you know Matariki has many different names around the world? For example, Matariki means the eye of God. I like how the people in the Kapa Haka tried their best to perform in front of everyone.
A few minutes later we were done looking at everyone’s hard work. We were waiting for the hangi food so then the bell rang and we lined up and went to the hall… We were sitting in a circle, so then we decided to play somakalo. After one class went to get their hangi food. Then it was Room 8’s turn to come and get our food. After I finished eating my hangi food, I went to go and play in the park. After a few minutes the bell rang and so we went to the hall. We watched the people perform. I was proud of my friend when she memorized the whole kapa Haka. There was only one person in our class who was in the Kapa Haka.
I felt so excited,happy and gollaball to see my friend perform/eat my hangi food!





