Egg Day!!!

Today we were lucky enough to have little chicken eggs in our class room. We learnt lots of things before getting the eggs and the incubator and also a brooder. Before getting the chicken eggs, we did an experiment. We putt eggs that we eat in a cup with different types of drinks like coconut water,water,fizzy drinks and also Monster energy drink. The other classes also got and incubator,chicken eggs and a brooder. My favourite part about getting chicken eggs was that we get to see them hatch and also learn about them.   We got chicken eggs because our class was learning about our teeth and what causes cavities and rotten teeth. That's why we did the experiment. here are some photos of the experiment and the chicken eggs.

King of Pop Footsteps

greetings bloggers

Today we learnt how to dace like Michel Jackson. We got to how to dace like Michel Jackson by a lady who is from footsteps, her name is Kate. She showed us how to do the moon walk and we also learnt how to isolate our heads and shoulders. One thing I found challenging was to do the moon walk. I think we should do more dancing lessons with Kate because it keeps us fit and to get us warmed up every day.

Thank you for reading my new blog post. here is a video of us doing some dancing.

Teaching The Year Juniors in Bishop class

Ola bloggers and welcome back to week two!

Today my class and I worked alongside Bishop class (Year 2/3) as part of a Tuakana/Teina session.

Tuakana means the older person or brother or sister and Teina means the younger person or brother or sister.

First we discussed how to be effective Tuakana. I learned that Tuakana means older person or expert and I also learnt what Teina meant.

The biggest challenge I came across was telling the Teina how to use stop go animation because it was their first time using stop go animation.

Next week I am looking forward to see Rimati and Raiha and see what they learnt from this week.

On Monday all the senior classes learnt how to make an animation out of google slides. 

Kia Toa Performance

Bonjure and Welcome to my new blog post

 Today we were lucky enough to see Bernard Mangakahia perform for our school. His show was exhilarating because he showed us why we should never give up. One way of showing resilience is to get back up when you fall down and to never give up.Bernard challenged each and every one of us to go home and find a hero or a person to look up to. 

Thank you for reading my blog post. Feel free to comment and share your stories of resilience with me

Starting term two with a push

Konnichiwa and welcome back to term two.

Today Pohatu class was learning how to put on  elbow pads, knee pads, wrist guards and a helmet and how to balance properly on a penny skateboard. We also learnt how to pack up the gear properly.

First you take of your helmet then you take of you elbow pads then you wrap one elbow pad with the other elbow pad and put it in the helmet. Second you take off your wrist guard and do the same as what you did to the elbow pads. Third you take off the big knee pads, then you have to attach one of the knee pads together then wrap all of the gear together, then put it in the helmet.

Embedding a Google Drawing

Bonjure my fellow bloggers. Today I have been learning how to embed a google drawing into my blog post. this was challenging because I learnt how yo do this last year but I had forgotten all of the steps. I really enjoyed doing a quick refresher lesson with Mrs Fortes.

this is a google drawing I created. It is about the hay park way.