The Amazing Fun Cricket

  In Te Maunga we have been doing cricket. In cricket I learnt how to throw the ball properly. It was not regular cricket it was speed cricket. We got into groups and the fielding team had to try to catch the ball.  The batting team has to hit the ball then the next person comes.

The Amazing Poetry

 In Te Maunga we did poetry. For poetry we had to fill out some slides about poems. When we finished our slides  we could make up our own poems. The three poems I wrote about my pet cat, my bird and slime. We learned how to make poems us similes, metaphors, verbs and alliteration. 

Geometry

On the 16 of October we did four tasks. The first task we did was we had to build a castle out of all these different shapes. We had to  name all the shapes that we used to build  the castle.The second task was we build some shapes out of little sticks. We used Blu-Tack to glue them together. I made a cube and a diamond then the other task was we got to make shapes out of nets.

   

Treasure Hunt

 In Te Maunga on the 28th of August we had a big treasure hunt. We had to find these little gumboots. Inside of the boots were headphones, a bag of lollies, a chicken and chips pack from Four Square, soccer ball, ice cream pie and $5 dollars. We were raising money for Sam Godsiff-Johnson and the Charity I Am Hope .

Cybersmart

 In Te Maunga we have been learning how to keep safe on the internet. We created  a Google Drawing and thought of all the things that we could keep safe on the internet.  Here are three examples I learnt. If you have an account on Facebook make sure you know who you're talking to because they might track your location. Don't tell people on the internet  that you're going away for a long time because they might find your location and steal some of your stuff. Don't take pictures of you on Facebook or social media they might tell from the background where your house is and rob you.

Kindness Letter

In Te Maunga we have been doing a kindness letter. I wrote about when I was in Lockdown and I learnt how to make cupcakes and pancakes, they were yummy.

Koru patterns

Koru Patterns

In Te Maunga we have been learning what  the Koru patterns mean. My means protection,belonging, nurturing and caring.My Koru Art is about my family.