Te Reo Maori

My Christmas greetings

Lets learn about suffixes and prefixes.

What's that sound?

This is my recount I have been working on. I hope to get ideas on what I did well and how I can write better.

I am learning how to use my speech marks correctly. And Use correct structure and language for recount writing correctly.   

I know that I learned something what I learned. Start each sentence with diffrent words. How to use my full stops at the right place.

  

is my house haunted?

On one very funny afternoon in the holidays we came inside and me and my sisters well, I should say me and one of My sisters sat down. We were getting ready to play some board games together.  

D’Jahn was outside while me and older sister, Shonagh, were stuck inside together. All we could hear was deep deep down silence. All of a sudden “can you hear that Shonagh?" I said “There it is again of course you can hear it”. “There it went again”  I said.  A few minutes later, that sound makes me scream,it felt like my eyes popped out. Shonagh grabbed me like  some sort of teddy bear. “Do I look like some person to grab and scream at I don’t think so”. I yelled at Shonagh, she is the older sister  she shouldn't be scared plus she pushed me of the chair and . Who does that to their little sis a lot of people when their scared, She would just kept on pushing me off that chair I mean right?. And so I had done it,

And IT IT WAS A,  A,  A….  “Ahh please don’t hurt me a Cat”, A few minutes later, I yelled “really shonagh? Really, a cat”. By the way that cat made me shake like crazy I mean come on it’s a cat and a cute one too but a cat. All I could do was laugh at Shonagh, and at how scared we were just, of a cat. I mean who’s scared of a little cat? The cat’s eyes were  as wide as a lion’s eyes. That day was awesome I mean I got to see my sister, Shonagh Scared up on a chair yelling at me to have a peek.   

                                         

                 So now I know my house is not haunted.

the awesome time we had doing Te Reo moari

This term i have been learing to desrcribe  what me and my friends are doing in moari.

1. E aha ana koe?  this means what are you doing

E oma ana ahau....

2. E aha an ia? 

E piki ana ia....

3. E aha ana koe? 

E piki ana ahau.... 

And I have learnd how to speak Te Reo moari I have had a lot of fun doing it.  watch this awesome video of me and my friends.

our hero

Today Ray Bishop has visited our school. He is our Duffy hero.
I learned that if you give it a try anything can be achieved.

if you google I Dream project you will see people who achieved what they want to be my dream is to be an artist my role model as an artist
is leonardo da vinci   

Did you know this ?

I am learning to...  ask questions before,during and after reading   

My First persuasive Writing

My Goals

At Home

    Last week I  stayed home because I was sick mum too. I really Just stayed in bed. I kept hoping out of bed I could not stay in bed any longer. I could not wait until my sister got back then my older sister Shonagh showed up it was so FUN but she needed to go. Once again all I could do really was sleep .  A few Minutes later. Yay my sister D’Jahn got back i keep saying to her. Play this with Me or we can play candyland How about that?  That day was BORING why D’Jahn Said “NO” to most things. There was only one thing she liked the sound of. Going To her room and sleeping all by herself I know right that’s pretty boring.I like this Story.

Here are the goals I am working towards this term.

Auckland trip

       Auckland trip…  

Going to auckland “i said to mum i can’t    

Wait to see grandad when. Me and mum got there he was already outside on the doorstep. When me and mum got there i gave him a big hug mum too. Then we all went inside grandad showed us our room’s. We all sat down and had a kai “i was so happy too see my grandad again”.

My next learning steps are

To add more detail to my story (adjectives, interesting words)

Know how to use speech marks correctly

Use different timewords.

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