Using Hot and Cold Colours

This week, my teacher was on release on Thursday and we had to get a substitute teacher, her school name was Mrs Kirby. After lunch time, Mrs Kirby did a piece of art with our class and the piece of art we did was, using hot and cold, bright colours. She explained to us that, we had to draw horizontal, vertical and diagonal lines form one edge of the paper to the other edge. Next, we had a choice to use the cold colours inside the bird and hot colours in the background, or we could do the complete opposite. For every shape we make inside of the bird, then we have to colour that shape in one colour. When you move on to another shape inside the bird, apply the same thing but not in the same colour. We were inspired by the famous artist Karl Apple.

Unlucky Day!

Last term on my e asttle number, the score I proclaimed was 4A on a level 4-5 and this term, my score was still the same score. Last term, in my e asttle strand the score I claimed was a 5B and this term I have dropped and got a 4B.

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Prototec T3W9

I have remained on the score on stage 8 timed, but I still got 100 percent. I got the same score because, like always I stay focus and ignore others when they attempt to talk to me. If I will have to get 100 percent consistently, then I will have to work harder and focus more.

I Got 100%!

Today I have remained the same, but I still got 100% on stage 8 timed. In the beginning of the term I got 97% and now I progressed and got 100%. I have got this score because, I ignored outside distractions and focused really hard.

Maori Language Week

Today is the first day of maori language week and in my class, our teacher set up a couple of maori activities we could do. The first game I played was, addition in maori and I found a little bit challenging because I am not maori. The second game I played was naming fruits in maori, I found it the same as the first game. 

Tongan Language Week

Today was the final day of tongan language week. All of the tongan children in Glen Innes School had to wear the traditional tongan clothes to school. Throughout the week, Ms Tuakoi traveled to every class and taught the basic tongan words, tongans use almost everyday. The words she taught were malo e lelei, malo, fefe hake, saipe malo and many more. In english those words mean, hello, thank you, how are you and I am fine thank you. Today Ms Tuakoi will be taking every class to try out food, that are popular to Tonga.