The Weather

 Hi Bloggers

today for māori we had to say how the weather was in māori. This is my video of us doing this. I was in a group with Riley, Emmelia, Tuari, and me. 

In this one when we said ua which means It is rainiy

  we said in this one kei te mahana which means it warm. In this one, we said Kei te pupuhi which means it is windy.

Stanley Yelnats - Holes

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• In reading, we are reading a book called Holes. It is about a boy called Stanley Yelnats. This name can be said forward and backwards.

• Stanley was sent to a camp called camp Greenlake for a crime he didn't commit. He was accused of stealing a famous sports person shoes. At camp Greenlake he has to dig 5ft holes each day. Camp Greenlake is a dry wasteland In the middle of nowhere. 

• Stanley is from a poor family he is overweight and he got bullied at his school. His family is cursed and his family always seems to be at the wrong place at the wrong time.

Have you read the book holes?

Night at the disco

 Hey Bloggers, today in class we were looking at this comic and seeing what was wrong with it. Then we went to our seats and filled in the blank square. In this comic, these girls are at a disco and came up to this girl and totally ignored the other girl they tried to take her away from the other girl. They ignored the girl because she had something wrong with her eye called lazy eye. I filled in the blank space with them all having fun together because the girl went back to her friend and made them all be friends. 

Treaty of Waitangi

Hi, Bloggers this week we were learning about the Treaty of Waitangi. We had to make a character on voki from the British point of view or the Maoris point of view I did a British character. This is the link to mine.