Kia ora, today I will tell you about Whakatauki. They are like words of wisdom. They are spoken in speeches and gentle reminders in everyday life. I made a poster of one
Have you heard of them? Can you tell me one?
Kia ora, I am a student at St Francis of Assisi School, Welcome - Haere Mai. I am in Year 4 and my teacher is Miss Gill. This is a place where I will be able to share my learning with you. Please note my work may include spelling or other errors because some of it will be my first drafts. I would like to get your feedback - comments, thoughts, questions and ideas to help me Learn Create Share.
Kia ora, today I will tell you about Whakatauki. They are like words of wisdom. They are spoken in speeches and gentle reminders in everyday life. I made a poster of one
Have you heard of them? Can you tell me one?
Hi, today I will be telling you some facts about St Patrick. The first one is that St Patrick is Ireland 's patron Saint. Second one is that Saint Patrick was kidnapped and brought to Britain at age 16 and forced to work on a sheep farm. The third one is he escaped 6 years later. The fourth fact is he was born around 385 AD as Maewyn Succat. Thank you for reading my collected facts!
Do you know any facts about St Patrick's day?
Kia Ora today
I will be telling you on how to make a quality blog comment. My learning Goal this week was present work in a range of forms & create ideas that link with the topic and each other and include detail.I made a slide show to show you how to do it. This is the slideshow telling you all about it.
Kia Ora today I will show you my postcard I made online pretending I was at the Treaty of Waitangi signing.My Goal is use own words and phrases to share thoughts and feelings & use a simple text structure which is appropriate to purpose. use personal voice to add effect & use a text structure that is appropriate to the purpose. I also made the stamp on a google drawing and I chose blue as the colour.
Here it is!
This week in Te Reo Māori we're learning the kupu of the week (words of the week) and we all made a Māori conversation.
For the words we learnt are tūrangawaewae which means your standing place your standing place means your house or your country. Another word we learnt is whakapapa that means your family tree or your family relationship. Another one we learnt is tāonga what means something treasured to you. We also learnt these 2 awa and maunga, awa means river and maunga means mountain.
Nō hea koe? Ko wai tō ingoa?
Hi welcome back to my blog and today i am making my first communion! If you don know what first communion is it is just like the bread and the wine the bread is Jesus´s body and the wine is Jesus´s blood.And I get to taste the body for the first time! The bread tastes like ice cream cone. Here is what the bread and wine look like.have you ever had first holy communion?
Bye!!!!!!!!