Our close encounter...

There are two students in my class that are studying about the life cycle about chickens. So we had a close encounter with a Silkie chicken and an Australorp chick, they were eating, tweeting, hopping, and chirping away. We learned the life cycle of a chick. It starts of as a egg, then a chick, and then a chicken. It takes 21 days to hatch. Later on we got to pat the chick, it was soft and silky.

Why bees are important

This week we have been learning about bugs and how they are helpful for
our environment. I chose bees. Bruno

Telescopic text.

Hi bloggers,
Today we were using a site called telescopic text, and this is the story that I made on the site.
I recommend you try it, it's a easy fun way to write story's.

Wairaka slide

Hi bloggers!
Today I am going to show you some work I have been doing with my friends.
It's about Wairaka. She is very important to us, but she is not known very well,
so we would love to share the interesting things about her.

Bruno

In my Backyard

Why: At 5pm, in my backyard, the citizens of smurfville had a housing crisis because the national government leader (wrinkle face) was focusing on finding the most boring work suit he could

find.

Art

              This is some art we did as a class based around Warren Pohatu, he is a very clever Mouri artist.
              I really enjoyed this because I gave me a chance to do a different style of art.

Minecraft character

This week we were making minecraft characters for the perimeter and area.

I really enjoyed doing this because I could show my creativity in maths.

Overfishing

Overfishing

Overfishing.... This has been a problem For years now the number of fish have been plummeting. People catch more than 90 million fish every year! Don’t you think it is time to stop this madness! Imagine if you were floating around in the water, and then a hook came down with some bait stuck to it, you're not just going to leave it there, you would try and catch it… wouldn't you? But then you get pulled up to the surface to get killed. All they're  trying to do is live a normal life and be part of nature, and we don’t care, we still go ahead and kill as many as we can!                                                                                                 

If you think about it we are just careless humans making the world worse by the second. We are catching fish for our sake, and we don’t care about the fish's sake. Were all ready killed way too many animals… And now we're starting on fish. More than 970 billion fishes are getting caught each year! I mean… soon there won’t be any fish left! Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE eating fish,

But don’t you think it’s time to give them a break!

If you’re a person who really likes fish like me, you should make a stand against this problem. Imagine if the sea life wasn't there, the world won’t be the world any more. Lately fishing nets have been catching more than they intend. For example sea creatures like turtles, dolphins, sharks, and seabirds get caught on fishing lines or nets and get tossed back into the ocean, often dead or dying. Don’t you think it is ridiculous how they do that.

In the end we’re just wasting food, well to me of course.  

Bruno

     This term we are doing speeches, I really enjoyed doing this because I am telling the world what I          strongly believe in.

Novel study

kia-ora bloggers! This is some work that I have been doing about journey to Jo'burg.
It is a novel study about a very interesting book with to kids going on a journey to save there little brother. hope you enjoy it.

PTH comments

Kia ora, today I am sowing my you guys my work on changing a bad comment
into a Positive, thoughtful, helpful comment ( PTH ).

This will help me in the future to post a positive, thoughtful, helpful comment.

All about me

this is a think link about me, I made it on think link.

Sir Edmund Hillary Biography.

Walt: write biographies.

It was a fearsome day climbing Mount Everest, The wind was whipping my back as I reached closer to the top.

I could feel the frosty air lurking through my nostrils.The rocks felt like glass shards digging into my hands.The rocks beneath my feet were crumbling like dirt. I could hear my partner struggling below me.I looked towards the sky and could see the top, But then I looked down and I could feel worms forming in my stomach. It was going to be a hard day climbing Mount Everest. This is what Edmund Hillary faced when he was 33 years old.

I have loads information about Edmund Hillary but to start   I’m going to tell you a bit about his family. His mum was called Gertrude Hillary, His dad was called Percival
Hillary,His daughters were called Sarah Hillary and June Hillary.

And His son was called Peter Hillary.

He went to Auckland Grammar And also the university of Auckland. One day he went on a school trip to Mount ruapehu. He wanted to climb it so he did, but then he got caught by a teacher. From then on he got inspired to climb big things.

Edmund Hillary was 33 years old when he got inspired to climb Mount Everest. Edmund Hillary left a legacy because he is one of the people in the world that bothered to get to