Guess My Camp Animal

We were going to go on Camp Roil. But it was so wet we had to cancel it and do day trips.We did Master Chef and Flax rock. We where going to do a Waka ride and fishing but it was to wet to do so. The Waka and fishing was postponed until term 2. We had to have Camp animals My camp animal is you have to guess in the comments.

A) Tiger

B) Jaguar  

C) Wolf

D) Cheetah

Roast Pork

I can smell the Roast Pork from my room I run down the hallway and into the Kitchen. Mum is just pulling the roast pork out of the oven as I get to the door. Mum starts to cut the roast pork and it falls apart and she puts it on the plates and puts gravy on three of them. She puts crackling on the plates. I rush to sit down. The Roast Pork melts in the my mouth. The hot meat is delicious and moist. The crackling is crunchy and salty. I chomp down my Roast Pork and quickly ask for seconds.

59.9 Degrees South

An Argo is a floating monitor that records the world’s ocean. They are dropped off the side of the research boats. They can be put in the ocean by a huge container ships or by small research vessels. Argos drift around collecting information.

The Argo have a cycle. One It descends, then it parks it self at 1000 metres. It drifts for 9 days, descends to 2000 metres. Ascends to the surface collecting data, at the surface sending data to the satellite and the satellite sends data to receiving station and database.

Height: 1.2metres

Weight: 40 Kilograms

Cost: $19,000

Made in: the United States, France and Germany.

Life span: Up to 5 years.

Image off Google images.

Hawkes Bay Multisports Iron Kids Triathlon

On Sunday I competed in the last Ironkids triathlon in the series at Ocean Spa.  I came 2nd equal.  I was excited because I improved my time again! I took another 30 seconds off my time.  Two weeks ago I got 13.43.  On Sunday I did 13.12.  Last year I did 16 mins.  I love doing triathlons.  Next year I go into the next age group and will have to do a much longer distance.

The biggest tree in the world

Photographing the 3200 Year Old Tree

First, read and summarise the article.

The President is a tree that is estimated to be 3,200 years old. It is roughly 75 meters tall. The trunk is 8 meters wide. This tree is and other smaller trees grow in California. It has never been photographed in one photo before. It took 32 days and 126 photos to finally get a picture of it.

Then:

- watch the video and recount how 'they' took the photo.

They put pulleys at the top of the tree and took 126 photos using a camera that was pulled up and down the tree to take photos.  

- describe the photo

Amazing that 126 can make one big photo.

- turn some of the sentences into a paragraphs

"The President" is one of those trees. The giant sequoia stands 247 feet tall, measures 45,000 cubic feet in volume, and is an estimated 3,200 years old. The trunk is 27 feet wide and the his mighty branches hold 2 billion needles, the most of any tree on the planet. On top of that, he still adds one cubic meter of wood per year - making him one of the fastest growing trees in the world.

- write about the biggest tree in our country.

Te Matua Ngahere is the biggest tree in New Zealand it is located in the Waipoua Forest it is a kauri tree.

Te Matua Ngahere

Photo tallest tree in the world

Granny Palmer

We had a homework writing task. We could describe the oldest person we know or our favourite room in the house. I described the oldest person I know.


The oldest person I know is my Granny Palmer. She is my mums nana. She is 91 and will be 92 in July. Granny sits a few centimeters away from the TV and has the TV up really loud. She watches the sky sport channel all day. She loves Cricket, Rugby and Tennis. Her skin is thin and wrinkly. She is stooped over like a walking stick. Her hugs are soft and squishy. She smells warm and powdery. Her silver hair is permed every Friday.I love hearing all her story's of the old days. Her voice is calm but still strong.

Senses Writing

WALT describe using the 5 senses

• look
• hear
• taste
• smell
• feel or touch

Key:

Red means look

Blue means Taste

Orange means hear

Green means Feel

Yellow means smell

My scene: Tiger

I could feel the hunger in my stomach. I could smell the scent of a deer and I can see the deer in the distance. I sneaked up on the deer. I could taste it all ready. It heard me coming and I could just hear the deer’s hooves digging into the ground. That was it I wanted dinner I ran after it. I was gaining on the deer I took a leap and just grabbed on to it and pulled it down DINNER!!!

Area and Perimeter

Here is Area and Perimeter from the Math dictionary. The difference beaten Area and Perimeter is that area is the inside of a shape and Perimeter is the length around the shape.      

My Gami About Showing PRIDE

Learning Buddy Animal

We have been making learning buddy animals. Mine is a Royal Bengal Tiger. I made it on Paint.

Totara Hub

We are a Hub out of rooms 5, 6 and 7. Our year groups are from years 3 to 6. Here is my logo.

Hope you like it?

My Holiday ABC

My Holiday ABC

Aquarium with Nana and Poppa

Beach Holiday at Waimarama

Campsite set up

Dishes Camp style

Enjoying the sun

Frozen at the Movies

Guppies in rock pools

Hilly landscape to Waimarama

Ice cream trips

Jarks cafe pizza

Kiwi at Aquarium

Laserforce battles

Motorbikes going along the beach

New class room

Opening Christmas presents  

Photo bombing

Quiet time reading

Rockpool fun

Splash Planet on new Years day

Tandem cafe

Under the waves

Victory on the track

Wii U for Christmas

X-Box at Bens

Yahoo 6 weeks Holiday

Zooming down waterslides