This term we have been learning to summarise and make it easy for team 4 kids to read.
HOPE YOU ENJOY!!!!!!!!
Friday, October 21, 2011
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
My country conversation
This is my conversation with Wolverine about Georgia and their rugby team.
“Hello, do you know what the capital city of Georgia is?” asked Wolvarine.
“Yes i I do know what it is, it is T'bilisi,” replayed Aidan.
“Do you know what the continent of Georgia is on?" he addressed me politely.
“Yes it is in northern Asia,” I shouted
“What is the population of the country”he said.
“Um i think it is close around to 4,585,874”
“Wow that is alot of people”
“Yes slitly more bigger population then New zealand”
“So what is the national dish”? said wolvirine as he was leaking his lips
“The cuisine of Georgia is justly famous throughout the region (visitors to Moscow will have noticed the amount of Georgian restaurants)!”
“Yummy”
“I wonder what the famous landmark is”? he wonderd
“it is Sighnaghi.”
“Say.What is the countrys that are next store to geogia?”
“who is the key player for there rugby team”he said back to me
I said “One of the name of the key players in the team is Malkhaz Urjukashvvill.”
“Who did they first verse play and what was the score”?
“well they lost 15-6”?
“ok then. What about there secound game”
“unfortunetly they got frashed 41-10”
“Ohh have they versed there 3rd match yet”
“yes and finaly they have won 25-9 against Romania”
“Well done to them”
Big Thank you to Tomjoe for cheacking my conversation.
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Where The Heck Is Clevedon ?
Clevedon
is in the south of Auckland 2km away from manukau
Auckland town center is about an hour away from clevedon
The special thing about this place is there village farmer market
If you approach Clevedon the top of the hill on West Road you will see a spectacular view of the Clevedon valley laid out before you and to the left; Clevedon village.
Different Auckland town centres have adopted Rugby teams from countries that qualified for the World Cup.
I found out information about Clevedon history
The location in Auckland is Clevedon
Something special about this place Is there farms
A 'potted' history of the place is if u are in the town you will see
A hill on West Road you will see a spectacular view of the Clevedon valley laid out before you and to the left; Clevedon village.
If it has it's own symbol of some sort.
(If we couldn't find a symbol we chose a picture that told more about the place).
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Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Silly sport day
On a Tuesday morning I noticed Mr Harris had equipments in his hands.
It's a sign that we are doing sports. Mr Harris had
told the class, instead of doing our normal activities,
the class is going to be doing silly sports.
It was going to happen on the bottom field, where it's quiet and peaceful.
And further away from other classrooms. Not untill the rest of team five came.
We were already at our first activty and we had to team up with a partner.
I teamed up with my good pal, Jephte. We may not be
good at first, but we could only give it our best.
We kept on dropping the ball and tripping up, but it was
absolutely funny.
After time past, we moved onto a new exciting game, which involved water.
This sounds like we are all going to get wet.The instructions
was to pass a wet sponge with water, all the way down
to the end and squeeze into a bucket. I was keen and joined into a group.
Which had myself, Sione, Jordan, Aliza, Jarna and Denim.
Our team did not win but still it was funny because Jordan had made a big slip and
ended up with dirt on his back.
The next activity was with Mrs Lagitupu. The game was ball tag. This was a familiar game,
because I had played it along time ago,
but still remember how the game goes and how to avoid who your playing against.
And once again we quickly got into four teams. I forgot who was in my team,
maybe because it was getting too exciting and everyone could not wait and play.
However for one thing, we were........... NOT THAT GOOD.
Our team sadly lost one game and draw one.
The one that we had a draw was a close one because there was only
one more person to get in our team and that person was,
(Drum roll please) I don't like to brag, but it was me!
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With determination and quick thinking I took a save for the team.
I felt so proud, everyone in the group were happy. It was time to move on.
We travel like 20 meters to our next activity, but it was worth moving fast. The reason,
you do not want to get hit by a flying ball and seriously get hurt.
Because the next sport was the catapult game.We had to
land a ball in the hoop. Know one got it in but when Miss V walked passed she said
"if one of you guys get me it's 100 points" so we tried and tried but,
know one was able to get her until Miss Tito had a go,
and some of the people playing she got her.
The sports day ended with so much of fun, everyone being involved and taking part.
I really enjoyed it. Especially being proud with my own quick thinking and our
team encouraging each other on.
I hope it happens next year and there are more fun-filled activities!
Cheacked By Racheal
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Cross country
Have you ever felt ready for a big race , then walking into the class hearing your teacher say to the class your doing a compeletly different route.It all started off with big excitement untill Mr harris killed my buzz bye saying “You will be running 3km’’.I was shocked.
Bang!! the two wood colided as the year 7 girls dashed of down the line.After ten minutes it was the year seven boys. I was bursting with excitment but also having tingley fellings in my legs.
It was down to this, READY.... SET............ GO! I paseded my self but saw everyone else going hard out.
I was half way there and i was exhausted so I stop and waited for my friend Unaloto. he told me to go right when we were on the bridge. I didn’t listen and went the way that lead the right way.Then on the track he sliped twice and I picked him up. I think I will be a great life saver.
The thing that wasn’t nice was that five secounds later when I picked him up the secound time he ditched me.’’HEEEY WAIT FOR ME”I shouted at him .
I was running nerly at the end where the play ground was and I saw him sitting down waiting and waiting.
I am looking forward to next years cross country and this time im going to beet UNALOTO!!!!!!
Thanks to jordan for checking it
Monday, August 8, 2011
where in world
The Capital of Peru is Lima . Lima Lima is the capital and largest city of Peru. It is located in the valleys of the Chillón, RÃmac and LurÃn rivers, in the central part of the country, on a desert coast overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Together with the seaport of Callao, it forms a contiguous urban area known as the Lima Metropolitan Area. With a population fast approaching 9 million, Lima is the fifth largest city in Latin America, behind Mexico City, São Paulo, Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro. Lima is home to one of the largest financial hubs in Latin America. It has been defined as a beta world city by GaWC international rankings. the population 29,248,943 (July 2011 est.) 5.The sport that Peru dose is Football,Taekwondo
The Stormers/Brumbies/Force/Rebels were given a number of names of rugby-playing nations of the world. These were some of the nations that are recognised by the world governing body of Rugby Union, the International Rugby Board (IRB), as member unions but did not qualify for RWC 2011. We divided them up amongst our team. I was given the nations listed below: This is what I found - I have decided to study ................... for our Immersion task
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Thursday, August 4, 2011
World cup intro
We are using the nations of the 2011 Rugby World Cup as our inquiry path.We are using the nations of the 2011 Rugby World Cup as our inquiry path.
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