Samoa

  Hi guys  today we will do some tasks for reading. lets get started .  Ok first thing is Numbers in Samoan. So 1 is Tasi, 2 is Lua, 3 is Tolu, 4 is Fa, 5 is Lima, 6 is Onu, 7 is fitu, 8 is Valu, 9 is Iva, and 10 is Sefulu. Ok next is Samoa on google maps so I had a couple questions so I filled them in so here is my Work.

Ok next I will write some facts about Samoa. Here I go

Samoa is a group of nine islands in the South Pacific Ocean known for its beautiful scenery and friendly people. Most of the people who live here are native Samoans whose ancestors came by boat thousands of years ago. Germany ruled Samoa briefly in the early 20th century. After World War I, New Zealand administered Samoa’s government and helped it become independent. Samoa is a peaceful country. Families and tradition are very important here and extended families often live in small clusters of homes. Families share land and equipment. In addition to European explorer, European and American missionaries have made a big impact here. Samoans hold tightly to their family traditions, as well as their Christian faith.

By Koby.

My trip to Ferrymead

                            Ferrymead

Kia Ora,

On Wednesday Room 5/6 went to Ferrymead. In class we are learning about how the past shapes into the future. We started by getting into our groups then we went on the bus. When we got there met Robert he told us the rules. My group went baking to cook cookies. I baked a kiwi shaped cookie Then we went to a school (that was very old) to experience what a school would be like in the 1900's. It was frighting because the person that was pretending to be the teacher banged the table with a cane to get our attention. Then we went to a VERY old house to experience what it would be like to do the chores in the 1900's. After that room 5/6 went on a tram. It was AWESOME because I like going on trains and trams.

By Koby

Cross Country

                                                              Cross Country

When I did Cross Country I ran outside the boundrys. I ran so much I nearly puked but I didn't. I liked that there were people encouraging me. I had to run one lap. I also cheered others to push the limits. I didn't make it first I didn't make it last but it didn't matter if I came last. I'm happy with my self.

-Koby

Nature poem

                                                       Trees

• Trees they hum like bees

• Trees the crigle like keys

• Trees I like climbing 

• Trees like the breeze

• Trees like the leaves hanging in the breeze

• Trees like the rain dropping on they’re body

By Koby

My Pepeha

This is my pepeha By Koby

Tena Koutou Katoa                                                                                                          

Ko Martin  toku matua                                                                                                         My Dad is Martin

 

Ko Bronwyn toku whaea                                                                                                My Mum is Bronwyn

Ko New Brighton Catholic School toku kura                           My School is New Brighton Catholic School

Ko Koby toku ingoa                                                                                                            My Name is Koby

                            

No reira Tena Koutou Tena Koutou Tena Koutou katoa

What to do in a fire

 

 

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