Haiku

For writing I had to make 3 haiku's. I made one about Christmas because it is a special time for me seeing my family and playing games together. Another one I made is about Sunshine because the sun means fun. I thinks this because when the sun is out we are happy and can have fun. My last one is about the beach because you can have so much fun and do some fun things with your family.

About The Heart

IALT: Read and respond to and summarise a text.

This is my DLO ( Digital Learning Object) about a heart. I found out that the heart does not stop beating until it dies even if it disconnected it will still beat. Please let me know if you learnt something new. Can you also please leave me some feedback on how to improve my blog posts.

The Night Thieves

Similes are sentences describing something with like or as. E.G.

The stars where as bright as the moon.

Metaphors are sentences saying something is it but

really it is not.

E.G. The flowers were dancing in the wind.

Setting

Before we start I will tell you our names. These are our names, Tom, Jerry, Bob,

Milly, Lily and last but certainly not least little Jim Bob Jr.

We call ourselves The Night Thieves. So our destination is the wonderful, beautiful,

Queen's castle to steal her sparkly, shining, shimmering Jewellery.  

Story

As we speed off along the long road not stopping for anything we see a big shining red car speeding past. The car was as big and loud as a big elephant stomping. We carry on our mission to the queen's castle. Our car then breaks down and we are left to walk so we stole a car and sped off down the street. We arrived at our destination and stopped the car. We then raced as fast as our little legs could take us into her castle. We managed to get past all the guards and not get caught by any cameras or set off any alarms. It took 3 whole people to carry one necklace because they were so big. The then stacked the car and took off to their home. They enter ad leave the great big city using one drainage hole with a big mat covering it so no rain or water got in.

Count to 10 in 4 different languages

Here are 4 different languages that you can count to 10 in. Please let me know of any other languages you would like me to do. I wonder if any of you can pronounce these numbers.

Back To School

So much has change in 7 weeks. Our class room looks completely different our desks are separated. We have to keep our distance in class and outdoors. Our class room looks a lot like classrooms in the USA.  We have to sanitise before we enter the room and before we leave the room. We are not allowed to share anything at all. We are only in the class rooms in our syndicate.  We are not allowed any parents in school grounds. We have set drop off zones where our parents drop us off and leave. We have patroller on each drop off zone. The patroller on each station takes the little kids to their class. If we are sick or do not feel well we have to stay home.

Remember we are all in this together. We entered it together so we will come out of it together.

I am feeling pretty good about being back at school and feel comfortable getting back into a routine with learning.

Covid 19 update

Okay so as you know we are now out of level 3 and we are now in level 2 which means we are back at school. On my sheet I said my favourite memory was reading a great book. I said how my feelings were in level 4. I was feeling a range of emotions. Did you know that Covid 19 encouraged museums to step up their digital game. I am so happy we are back at school so I do not have to stay with my whánau. What was your favourite memory please let me know in your comments. :)

Maori

Greetings

Kia Ora and Téná Koe - means - Hello and Thank you
Téná Koe - means - Hello To One
Téná Kórua - means - Hello To Two
Téná Koutou - means - Hello To
Koe - means - You
Kórua - means - You Two
Koutou - means - You All

 Times Of Day

Ata  - means - Morning
Ahiahi - means - Afternoon
Pó - means - Night
Ata Márie or Mórena - means - Good Morning
Ahiahi Márie - means - Good Afternoon
Pó Márie - means - Good night or Good evening

Goodbye / See you later

Ka Kite 
Ka Kite Anó
Má Te Wá
Kite - means - See
Anó - means - Again
Haere Rá - means - Goodbye - You are talking to some one who is leaving
E Noho Rá - means - Goodbye - If you are leaving and others are staying

I hope you learnt some Maori because I sure did please leave a comment on how I could have done the set up or if there are any words that would also work in one of these categories.