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Sunday, 19 July 2020

Winter Learning Journey Collection


My Three emojis are: 
❤👍🏾🔌
I chose these emojis because:

I chose the heart because this activity is probably one of the best

I chose the thumbs up because this activity was fun to do before school started

I chose the charger block thingy because my Chromebook almost went flat but Lucky I saw my charger right next to me so I plugged it in before it went flat

Winter Learning Journey - Leader! - Family Leader - Resilience - Activity 6 - Week 2



Task Description: So this is Activity 6 for the Winter Learning Journey and we had to pick two people in our family. I chose my parents because they are great leaders in my family they have done so much for me and my siblings and other people in our family there are more things about them that makes them great leaders and here they are.

How do they support you?: They support me by telling me not to give up when things are hard like school work - they help me by understanding more things when we get home work from school.

What do they teach your whanau: They teach us our samoan language when we don't understand some of the words - they also teach us how to be respectful to other people and such more things.

Thursday, 16 July 2020

Winter Learning Journey - Nelson Mandela Letter - Taking Action - Activity 4 - Week 2




Task Description:  Activity 4 has a topic based on someone very special and his name is Nelson Mandela! He is from South Africa and is someone to remember for his self confident in helping black people stand up for their rights and for BLACK people to have the rights to be treated the way as white people get treated. You may or may not know that during the march for black lives Nelson Mandela got sent to prison for 27 years with some information we had to write on a journal things Nelson Mandela would say in his journal and here is what I wrote.

Wednesday, 15 July 2020

Winter Learning Journey - Letter to Jacinda Ardern - Dear Jacinda! - Activity 3 - Week 2

Task Description: Hey fellow blog readers. Activity 3 for week 2 is going to be writing a letter to Mrs Jacinda Ardern the Prime Minister of New Zealand. You may know her from her great work on getting New Zealand through the pandemic safe and smooth. Here is my letter to the one and only Jacinda Ardern - I hope that she sees this Letter one day!

Tuesday, 14 July 2020

Winter Learning Journey/Questions - Wominjeka - Activity 2 - Week 2



Task Description: Kia ora and welcome! In for activity 2 for week 2 is sortove question solving with a person called Dr Jessa Rogers ! She is a Aboriginal Australian and grew up in Queensland. Dr Jessa Rogers became the first school principal (and youngest Aboriginal principal in Australia)! At the age of only 25 years old she won the NAIDOC Youth of the Year award in 2010! 

Monday, 13 July 2020

Winter Learning Journey ~ Activity One ~ Week 2 :)

For this activity, create a list of your ‘Top 5’ favourite things to do and take a photo of yourself doing each of these things.

On your blog post both your list and your photos of your favourite things.

So for this activity we had to take photos of what we enjoy doing.
These are my Five top things I like and enjoy doing.
I didn't have photos of me and my siblings and Family hanging out and talking so I found some old photos and placed it in my google drawings :)



Saturday, 11 July 2020

Collection ~ Emojis


Select from this collection, 3 emojis that show how you’ve found this week’s Winter Learning Journey!

🔌👍😁
These are my emojis I chose to rate the Winter Learning Journey.
The reason why I chose the charger is because my Chromebook sometimes goes flat when I am almost finishing one of the tasks that has been given.
I gave a thumbs up because it was a really fun activity to do during Week1 of the holidays
I gave a smile face because this was amazing!

Winter Learning Journey ~ Extra Activity ~ Text Message

Extra - Text message 
If you were given the ability to text one message today to all people of Aotearoa - what  would it be?  NO more than 10 words!
Write in screen here, take a pic and post on your blog to end your first week of our Easter Learning Journey.
So many kids around the world keeps getting told that their not good enough. I do not tolerate Bullying so I'm here to say that you are good enough. In my eyes and the lords we are all amazing people who are good enough.

Winter Learning Journey ~ Activity 5 ~ Quotes

Create a poster that shows 3 key quotes you have heard your parents/whanau say since your return to school in level 2.
These will be quotes - sayings that you find helpful from your whanau!
Post on your blog with a written explanation for each quote

Thursday, 9 July 2020

WLJ ~ Similes ~ Activity 3



For this Activity we had to do four similes with either the word like or as which connects it together to make a simile.

Wednesday, 8 July 2020

Winter Learning Journey ~ Activity 2 - Tusitala



Task Description: In this activity we got the chance to describe the well known character BFG known as the Big Friendly Giant. We were also able to draw a picture of the Big Friendly Giant but since i've seen the movie many times and the character it is hard to unsee what he looks like.

Tuesday, 7 July 2020

Winter Learning Journey ~ Taika Waititi/Pepha

Taika Waititi is a New Zealand filmmaker, Director, Actor and a comedian. He has produced and/or a number of popular films including, Boy, Hunt For the Wilderpeople, and Thor: Ragnarok. Taika Waititi lived in Raukokore which is a small town on the east coast of new zealand, when Taika Waititi graduated from secondary school he then moved to Wellington to study drama at Victoria University, despite moving away Taika has never forgotten his family or his roots ( Where he comes from).

Talking about roots, Taika comes from a culturally diverse family, his father is Maori (Te Whanau-a-Apanui), and his mother is Russian/Jewish on the other hand, am Pakeha (New Zealand European). Most of the ancestors are from England.









Tuesday, 31 March 2020

Easter Learning Day 1 Activity Two

Activity Two:

Rugged Pioneers
New Zealand's European Pioneers were also brave, rugged and independent. Before establishing farms and settlements, they first had to clear the land a painstaking and sometimes dangerous activity Their Isolation and exposure to the elements forced these early New Zealanders to become hardly multi skilled.

This resourcefulness and ability has greatly contributed to the New Zealand. The same qualities can bee seen in the new pioneers a generation of young kiwis business executives computer software builders film makers fashion designers and sportspeople making waves around the world.

Backyard Genius
Since before Sir Ernest Rutherford split the atom early in the twentieth century. Kiwis has been discovering and inventing things, Many of these inventions have literally been created in a backyard. While frozen meat, the Hamilton Jet Boat, and the bungy jump are probably our most famous Kiwi inventions, there are many others. 

New Zealanders are also responsible for the tranquilliser gun seismic base isolators, rubber and lead block with minimise earthquake damage, electric fences, the fastest motorbike in the world, freezer vacuums pumps,stamp vending machine, wide toothed shearing combs, and the electronic petrol pump to name a few.

Kiwis love the great outdoors
For the same reasons that many visitors come to New Zealand, kiwis have developed a passion for the outdoor and delight in activities that make the most of the spectacular landscape.

With so much coastline it's little wonder New Zealand love the water and it's reputed that over 15% of New Zealand families own their own boat respected as superior yacht designers, kiwis continue to dominate on the world yachting,Kayaking,Windsurfing and Row Scene.

Hiking,Camping,Fishing bush beach walks are other popular outdoor pursuits.The more intrepid take to the mountains following footsteps of perhaps the most adventurous kiwi, Sir Edmund Hillary who conquered Mount Everest, the worlds highest mountain in 1953. 
     

Monday, 30 March 2020

Easter Learning

Activity One:



I would like to take this book around with me while visiting every place in Aotearoa. In this book is a girl named Paloma, she went to Mexico with her mum Paloma was writing down notes about her dad on a card because anything that her mum tells her about her dad she will grab her note card and pen and write it down....She met a girl named Lizzie and a boy named Gael, she also met another boy named Tavo and his parents. Paloma is helping Lizzie and Gael find Frida Kahlo Peacock Ring.