Hello boys and girls,
On Tuesday we were giving a task on putting the right values in the right places like arriving on time to class world be commitment. The values are Respect, Achievement, resilience and commitment. Here are the right answers I think
Commitment means:
You are ready for learning and you have all your stuff like pencils and your books and your Chromebook. It also means being on time. Having a postitive attitude when learning.
Achievement means:
Doing the best that you can do well working. Aiming high. Achievement looks different for different people. Trying to achieve new goals.
Resilience means:
Have the confidence to try new things. If you fail you will try again. You wont just sit back watch other succeed.
Respect means:
Talk to other politely. don't just throw your trash on the ground. Put it in the bin and don't litter. Pack after yourself if you played like a board game.
Hello boys and girls,
Today I am going to tell you facts about our beautiful capital city of New Zealand which is Wellington.
The beehive which is where the Prime Minister is was built by Basil Spence.
The population of Wellington is 216,505 People.
The Mayor of Wellington is Andy Foster.
The Maori name for Wellington is Te Whanganui-a-Tara.
The Famous people that was Born in Wellington was a retired a ESPN commentator Nick Roldan.
Wellington is Really windy because of the strong gusty Northerlies that they experience.
Apparently people are really fit in Wellington because of the steep roads.
The tourist attraction in wellington is apparently the cable cars.
Here is Wellington on The New Zealand map.
Hello boys and girls,
For Hurumani 1 we have been writing about local heroes. I picked st John because they helped a lot of people and transported them to a Hospital.
Hello boys and girls,
At the start of the term 1 in Hurumani 1 we have been making our Pepeha. It took us about three or two weeks to do and I just want to show mine to you so I hope you enjoy.
Hello boys and girls,
In the past week in Hurumani 1 we have been creating an interview with our hero and asking them questions.
Hello boys and Girls,
Last week on Friday the years sixes and year fives went surfing for EOTC Week. We went surfing on Sumner beach. We had three buses. We were in this really cool bus with curtains and a air con. When we got there we had to put on our togs and get our wet suits on. It was really hard to put on so our instructors helped us. When all of our wet suits were on the instructors taught us how to be safe when surfing and when there's a earthquake.
When we got onto the beach the instructors taught us how to stand on the board and how we lie down on the board. Then we got in the water and looked for big waves to catch. I saw a huge wave so I turned my board around and started to paddle. When the wave hit me I was riding the wave. I tried to stand up but I fell off into the water. I caught a couple waves but they were quite small ones.
Then we had to get out of the water because there was a big rip I think. We waited on the sand then a siren went off. We thought it was a tsunami siren but it was a siren for the rip I think. Then we left the beach and had a shower. we had to take off our wet suits. When they were off we had to get out of our togs so we went to the changes rooms and got dressed into our clothes.
Then we had lunch. We had fish and chips. There was so much fish and chips. I had a fish, It was really yummy. After we had lunch we could play on the beach but we couldn't go into the water. We played touch on the beach and it was really fun. After that we found a crab. It was pretty big.
