Maori language week

 Today for Maori language week me and my buddy Kane had to make an avatar with a speech bubble we had to ask how are you in Maori. First, we made some avatars on the avatar maker, we then downloaded it to drive and copy it into a slide. Second, we get some speech bubbles and write"How are you" in Maori and then your buddy had to say "I'm good" in Maori.

lockdown maths

 This is my lockdown math. we gotta do this till lockdown finishes and it's really fun.

Museum trip

Hi, everyone today me and my classroom went to the Tairawhiti Museum. We went there to learn about the Maori instruments from back in the days, we even got to have a turn with one of the Maori instruments it was called Putatara, we also were able to make our own Maori instrument and they were called Purerehua.  

This is a photo of one of the hues, this is no ordinary hue because if you look very closely it has been carved so it is very special to the Maori people and the Maori culture. 

Can cars run on veggie oil?

I read a story about a car that did not need gas and it could run on biofuel ( veggie oil ). First we answered pre reading questions, and then we read half of the story and answered some questions during the story. Next we read the rest of the story and answered the last few questions. Now I have finished all my questions

 

Giuseppe Arcimboldo fruit art

This is a photo of my literacy art with koka Maddie. We had to do a biography of Giuseppe Arcimboldo. He was a amazing painter he would use Fruit, Fish and leaves as his art. We were told to make a face out of vegetables and fruits. Then koka Maddie told us we were going to make an art of what we made. This is what my group had made and the other photo is Giuseppe Arcimboldo's famous painting. 

      This is Giuseppe Arcimboldo's famous painting. This is Giuseppe Arcimboldo's favorite painting. This painting was called Vertumnus. This is why I think this is Giuseppe Arcimboldo's famous painting because its made out of fruit and vegetables.   

Favourite colour in Tawirimatea

 

Cedenco taste testers

Today my class and Tane Mahuta went to Cedenco. This morning our classes went to Cedenco when we had arrived at cedenco a lady called carla came to show us around we split up into three groups to make it easier.

First Carla had showed us the first part of the factor I forgot what it was called but it was really big. After Carla had finished talking we went upstairs and there were some windows there were some on the left and some on the right. On the right side of the windows there was a big storage room that had heaps of stuff in there. After we had finished with Carla we went to the QC lab there was another lady and her name was kate. In the QC lab there were alot of powders in different type of bowls. The powders were called Pumpkin powder, Tomato powder the stuff you sprinkle on to shapes and pees powder.

When we had finished with Kati Carla had came back to show us where to go next. Then another lady came to take us with her to a little office and in the office was some food for us to try. First she showed us a presentation of how Cedenco was first made and how Cedenco was brought up by to brothers and was owned by japan. When the presentation had finished she had set up some food for us to eat. There was shapes, kiwi fruit juice and muffins but we took the muffins when we had left.

 

And this is a photo of us trying the powder