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Thursday 29 October 2020

Thursday 22 October 2020

niue language week

 



this week it is niue language week and this is 10 fact's about niue.

Tuesday 20 October 2020

Immersion Assembly

 On Monday 12th October we had our Immersion assembly. Our theme for this term is arts alive. Mr J, Mr Somerville, Mrs Nua and Mr Burt showed us the new logo for the school by painting it live. 


Team 1 went on there one was a movie and it was about a famous artist called vincent van gogh and the earring girl . 


Team 2, Miss Gaston did drawings of the other teachers faces by using different tools like on the Ipad and paper.  


Team 3, They sprayed paint on a big white cloth to show every different colour. For the arts alive theme they are going to do art with colours.


Team 4 forgot to make up one and so then they were on google meet and Mr Goodwin recorded it and they had an art competition so they can decide on what they should do for art and Mrs Tuia Won the competition and it actually did a great job.They are going to learn to draw patterns for other cultures.


Team 5 did a great job with showing us their theme. The play was about one girl going to visit the museum and one was the worker and it was the workers first day at that job. The visitor was describing what the worker was wearing and how it shows art.  Mr Burt told us a story about the school logo. 


The story was in the 90’s the first principal said that they should change the bird on the logo because we don't have that type of bird in our community. Mr Burt and Pt England school then had to come up with a logo and changed the bird on the logo to a new one. Now anyone that gets a new uniform the new logo will be in it.







Thursday 15 October 2020

Art alive andy warhol

 

 Andy Warhol died on 22 February 1987.

My Genius Hour Project.

 


My Genius Hour Project.

LINE GRAPHS

 

This is my LINE GRAPHS 


Today we did math and waht we did at math is LINE GRAPHS and we did was going to a friend and ask waht would they prefer. Nike Adidas puma Jordan Fila Champion.





Wednesday 14 October 2020

Explanation Template

 How to be a Good Son/Daughter


T

Title - What you will be explaining

I

Introduction - Tell your audience what the topic is about and what is to be explained.

I

Information - Explain the elements or steps in a logical sequence

C

Conclusion - Final summarising statement, an evaluation or comment about what you have explained.


Title

How to be a Good Son/Daughter

Introduction


Are you a good son or daughter? Some kids aren’t sure. In order to be a good son or daughter you need to be sure to listen, help out and be thankful. 

Information

1st idea

Listen. 

One thing parents hate is when their kid doesn’t listen to them, and that doesn’t just mean hearing. Listening is when you look at your parents when they talk and actually process what they’re saying. Then once you’ve processed what they’ve said, actually go and do it.

Information

2nd idea

Help Out 

Parents love it when they’re kids are helpful around the house. Especially when you do it without being asked. Try little things, like washing the dishes or even just bringing in the groceries and it’ll make things a lot easier for your parents. Helping around truly has its advantages.

Information

3rd idea

Be Thankful 

Your parents do a lot for you. They feed you, clothe you, put a roof over your heads. That’s just a tiny portion of how much love your parents put into you. So say thank you and show it through your actions. Maybe even give your parents a massage when they come home from work, or give them breakfast in bed in the morning. Your parents want to feel loved and appreciated too.

Conclusion

So now that you’ve read my story about “Role Models” are you strong, powerful and motivational enough to be a good role model? Everyone has the strength to be a role model. So use your strength and become a better role model then you already are!


Instructions:

  1. Highlight the three information paragraphs using the SEE model

    1. Highlight the Statements Blue

    2. Highlight the Explanations Green

    3. Highlight the Examples Pink