Technology

 Today for tech we made phone holders but half the class didn't have a phone. We had to file the edges and drill holes but it was so deep that we had to lift the drill up multiple times to do one hole. When you're done drilling you take off the tape and it done it was a pencil holder. And for sewing we are making pillow cases the first step is draw and cut out things you want of your pillow case, next pin and sew the things on then you get another piece of fabric and fold one edge over twice and then pin and sew them. And that the stage I am up to i'll update you next week. =]

Language Italian

 To day for language I learnt some more words like mele it means apple and ragazza what means girl and also ragazzo means boy.

learning Italian

 today for language's I am learning Italian using duo lingo I had to say things like boy, girl, man, woman and I drink/eat my goal is to be able to say my name count to ten and say the alphabet.

7km Run to Spencer park

7km run to Spencer park

Yesterday we Tangaroa did a 7km run to Spencer park. We started at broad park and the weather was humid and misty. First the run group went and every 1km they put markers down so we knew how much we did. Next the run/walk group went, the ground was shingle and rough but nothing hard.

After that the walking group went. Then we came up to an area that we could choose three other ways to go (witch was wrong) so we chose the sandy hill and luckily it was right, halve way up the hill it had a arrow so we knew we went the right way.

When we got there we had some food then we were able to play on the playground or play with the balls.  

literacy

 Today for literacy we learnt about the hero's journey. And we learnt about the time line, also we read a story called Uenuku. What we had to do was read the book and write some stuff about the story like the status quo and call to adventure stuff like that. 

Te Reo Maori

For a few days we have been doing te reo Maori. We learnt gratings and farewells Tēnā koe (hello to one) Tēnā korua (hello to two) Tēnā koutou (hello to three or more) and Haere rā ( good by to the person leaving)