Hungry Kitty Stop Motion

This term I have been working on Stop motion. Stop motion is really cool. Here is my work

Camp Photos 2018

Camp Thank You letter 2018

20 November 2018      

Dear Kelly

Thank you so much for taking time  off to come on camp with us. I really enjoyed it.

I really like how you were able to come and help with the food and it was great that

you helped organise things for us. Here are some of the things

I enjoyed

on camp.

I really enjoyed the baking on the hike and you did well with encouraging

everyone on the hike. My most favourite time on the hike was the scavenger

hunt. In the scavenger hunt we had to find a whole lot of things like something

old and something dark.  It was cool seeing all the new plants I hadn’t

seen before.

I also liked the games and free time like Huckle Buckle, soccer,

the Tarp game, Chuck the Dino, the Carpet game and the Spider’s web game.

The game I most enjoyed was Chuck the Dino. There was a lot of teamwork in

the Chuck the Dino game and exercise.

Another activity I liked was the river crossing because it was challenging for

me and my classmates.

It was freezing cold! When we got out of the water my ankles

started to sting.

I went again and then we went deeper than before. It was good to learn how to cross

a river safely.

Thanks for coming on our camp. It was great to have you there.

Ngā mihi

Yours Sincerely

Milan

  

Carvings -Whakairo

For the past 2 weeks we have been learning about carving. Here is our work.

My Taniwha-Writing

For the past few weeks we have been practising using descriptive language  in our writing. We have been trying to 'paint pictures with words.' We all got to invent our own taniwha. We all drew our own taniwha  and then we had to write about it and describe what it looks like, what we do with our taniwha and what our taniwha is like.Then we read out our work to a buddy and they had a go at drawing our taniwha.  :)

Create and Describe Your Own Creature

(Nogard Taniwha)

WALT: be descriptive in our writing.  

Look at the description of a Nogard.  Now Create and describe your own creature that you will then be able to read to a buddy so that they can draw it.  Your description must be as detailed and clear as possible so that when you share it with others they will be able to visualise and draw you creature. Use lots of adjectives (describing words - big, small, round, green).

You must .....

• Have a name for your creature
• Start from the big things and work your way to the smaller things
• Describe the shapes
• Describe its neck, body, tail, wings etc.
• What does its head look like?Think about its eyes, nose, eyebrows, mouth, teeth
• Describe its legs/flippers/fins etc.
• What colours is it?
• Any extra details on the body like scales, spikes etc.
• Keep it simple and clear!
• Use correct punctuation and spelling.
• Check that your sentences make sense.

Remember that a good writer ‘paints’ pictures in their reader’s head with words.   This is what good descriptive writing does.  

Create your piece of writing here

Milan Jamieson `

Have ever seen a SCARY Taniwha?  Well I have. He protects me from all danger.  My Taniwha is called Marwerewere. Marwerewere is a dangerous creature, but he likes humans and he likes me  He has dark green skin and bright yellow eyes as bright as the sun. He has triangles half way down his arm. He has four long arms and four short tawa legs and blue hands as bright as the ocean. He has short gold wild curly hair. He  has 4 fluffy  bright pink wings. His bright red tounge is poking out. He is skinny and straight  and  lives in Aotearoa. There is a cave in the mountain  where he sleeps and when Marwerewere jumps in his cave the cave rumbles. He breathes out fire. Marwerewere has big grey pointy ears like the grey clouds. He hears my call from miles away. He usually  takes me to the ocean. We go flying in the air and look out for Ahie. Sometimes the Ahie dive up and down and splash us  I like taniwha and he likes me.

Peer Evaluation   Name of Peer: Sasha

What I think you did well:  describing what her taniwha looks like.

What I think you could improve on: Putting in the correct punctuation.

Self Evaluation

What I think I did well:  I think i did well on my maori languages

What I could improve on:  Making sure my sentences make sense