Family Tree: Easter Learning Journey Week2 Day 6

My mum side is really big ( her family is quite loud ) she grew up in Samoa Saleimoa. She has 9 siblings including her that is ten all together she is the oldest in her family, my Grandpa lives in Australia and my grandmother lives in Samoa. I haven't seen my grandmother and grandpa since last year, my mum brother who left to Australia sometimes gives money to me, my mum little sister has been to New Zealand a lot of times, she came when I was about 5 or 6 years old and we went to the Movies with my mum and we got to watch Picture Perfect 1 or 2.

Big Family!!:D

My Dad side is small his Family is quiet sometimes and sometimes loud, he grew up in Siusega. He grew up with 8 siblings including hime that is 9 all together he is the youngest in his family, his dad my grandpa past away before I was born which means I didn't have time to meet him, but in 2016 I went to Samoa and visited his grave stone, my brother Wesley looks like him. My Grandma which I met already is still alive and she is a good woman when I went to Samoa last year everytime I woke up she would be already cleaning the house and also cleaning outside. 

I grew up with 3 siblings, but my other brother live's in Samoa which I don't see him much. My brother Toetu can sometimes be annoying and I also annoy my brother Wesley.

My Dad hasn't met his Nana and Papa from both his mum side and dad side.

My mumhas met them I think I'm not sure if she has or not.

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This Easter Learning Journey has got me hype because I just love doing this I wonder what the Week 2 Easter Learning Journey is going to be??. This is a fun activity to do while on the holidays.

Why I have the charger is because when I am doing the slide deck of the Easter Learning Journey my Chromebook would be either on 10% or 5% which is crazy!!!

Extra-Text Message

Covid-19 has been spreading around the country, people is not taking this virus seriously. On the New's the crusaders team were outside training they were touching one ball which they were kicking with their feet. People in New Zealand needs to take this seriously. 

Easter Learning Journey/Day 5 Poster

Task Description: This is my poster about Corona Virus, this is for the Easter Learning Journey I had joined. This Virus is getting worse than ever, New Zealand number is 723 and recovers are 92 and deaths are 1. This number of people that has the Corona Virus is getting higher and higher. Make sure to Stay Home/Stay Safe, Only one person from your family goes Shopping.

Travelling to Places in Auckland

Out of all of the places, we got to choose of out Rangitoto,Tane Mahutah, Karekare which is all.


Rangitoto: Rangitoto is a volcano in New Zealand, it is also extinct did you know that Rangitoto is the youngest Volcano out of all Volcano's in New Zealand. You have to take a boat to get to Rangitoto which is fun, Rangitoto is a good and sort of bad place to go to be next to or near to Rangitoto. (WHY?) it is because someone may fall in the Volcano which is bad, but the good thing is that you can enjoy hiking up the volcano and stop to take photos with the volcano, but at the same time make that you don't fall in the volcano, and don't forget your food because you might be hungry when you're on Rangitoto Island.


Tane Mahutah: Tane Mahutah known as the God of the Forest it is New Zealand's largest tree, it's a good place to take a trip on. You can have a nice walk and take pictures, Tane Mahutah tree is located in the Northlands. It's age which is unknown but is estimated to be between 1,250 and 2,500 years old which is amazing. It takes you about 166 m and a 5 minute walk, it is suitable for wheelchairs,buggies,and people of all abilities.

Karekare: Karekare is a place for people to have a walk around and enjoy the beach/waters. You can go for family events and also having to do some exercises, you can also take your horses there. Karekare location is 35 kilometres ( 22 mi ) West of Auckland city centre, South of the larger beach of Piha. It is north of Whatipu. Karekare is a popular destination for Aucklanders in summer, but receives fewer visitors than nearby Piha.

Safety Informations for Karekare: The Rips along this section of this coast are very unpredictable and can shift with little warning, and have caused a number of drownings.  Lifeguards advise swimming between the red and yellow flags during patrol hours.