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Tuesday, 18 December 2018

Tane Mahuta!

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Bestowed by the summer learning journey, Tane Mahuta is the largest kauri tree standing and it is 51 metres high and with a trunk circumference of 13 metres. But I'm not here to talk about facts about Tane Mahuta, I'm here to talk about whether I urge to go to see the great and ancient Kauri tree or not. So why don't we get started get started? About two years ago I actually traveled to this ancient tree on Easter with my family. But if I could corrupt on travel back, I would definitely take that opportunity. The reason why I urge to go is, because one day the tree could fall and I want to be one of the last to witness the ancient Kauri tree one last time.






Monday, 17 December 2018

Positive Digital Footprint

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My Hometown!

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For you see what makes my hometown so special is that, the restless town of Auckland retains the world record for the tallest freestanding structure in the southern hemisphere. Another reason why it's so special to me is that, it is where my jubilant and hilarious family and friends remain, without them in my life, I wouldn't be the person I am today. I also wouldn't be able to participate in this fantastic learning journey. Anyways, the beautiful, busy town of auckland is where there are, amusing parks, delectable restaurants and many more alluring, amusing and delicious places in Auckland. Living in the great city of Auckland is a really great thing and I am proud to be living here.

Top 3 Fun Facts

My very first fun fact about New Zealand is that, Gisborne is the first city in the world to be exposed by the sun. Gisborne is only 496.3 kilometres aside from the sun, that's like from Auckland to Marton Manawatu-Wanganui. The reason why I chose this as my first verse is because, there are only 4416 cities and 195 countries in the world and out of all the countries and cities in the world, the sun is first exposed to Gisborne, New Zealand that's amazing!

My second fun fact about New Zealand is that, dairy farmers produce a colossal of 100 kilograms of butter and 65 kilograms of cheese. They do this each year for every living person in New Zealand, and for a farmer to do that it must put a lot of time and effort to produce butter and cheese. I still don't get how they do it, I mean, isn't there a baby born everyday so hypothetically, the farmers have to make the babies butter and cheese right? I'm just kidding, but seriously am I right or not? Of course I'm wrong, babies can't eat cheese or butter, I knew that.

My final fun fact about New Zealand is that, our country is one of the highest car ownership rate in the world, with 2.5 million cars for 4 million people. This is pretty funny because, this reminds me of the time when my dad used to always come in many distinctive cars to school almost everyday and one of my friends asked me how many cars I owned in the funniest way possible. I chose this verse is because, this seemed unusual to me that our country really loved cars and you never know, a car might save your life one day so stay on a look out for that.

Wednesday, 28 November 2018

Kapa haka Festival


These three photos show the students from our class that participated in the kotuku festival. Our class members are so proud that those five students participated in the festival, and the five students names are Tama, Iraia, Nastazia, La'shae and Moko.

It is the last Day!

It is the last day that, our dance teacher was going to teach us at our school. It is the last day that, we would see our dance teacher at school again. For the past five weeks Izzy our dance teacher taught us, many things about hip hop. I believe that, was the first time a hip hop teacher has arrived at our school and I it was really amusing. Besides going up by yourself or going in groups and dancing, it was really amusing. At the end of the lesson, Izzy gave our class one certificate each and on the right of it is a seven day pass to a dance class in Papatoetoe. We could decide to perform hip hop, jazz, tap dance, contemporary, ballet, acrobatics or a musical theatre.

I Did It Again!


Today I performed a prototec timed assessment, and I am really proud of myself. I received a result of 100 percent for the third to fifth time in a row. I got this score by calculating the equations really quick and by concentrating really hard on the timed assessment. I hope I will constantly get 100 percent until the end of the year and I also hope that prototec will make stage 9.