organ

WALT: we where leaning about our organ in our body
introduction we learnt how to link the organ to the link that we where supposed to
reflecting I enjoy linking my organ to the link that they are a supposed to go

our new playground

we are so lucky that we got a new playground the 
most  funnies thing is the round about here  a view
 of how beautiful our school is our new playground
has two basket swing and two normal swing  and a net .

                                             Walt : Throw 10 cubes in a basket.

reflection easy

REFLECTION : EASY

Lonsdale camp

Lonsdale camp 6_7 march 2019

reflection I enjoy the flying fox

all about me

Tuatara Facts

WALT:Write facts and details about the Tuatara.

REFLECTION: They have sharp teeth.

QUESTION: do you no that baby tuatatra have a third eye.

Oystercatcher Oystercatchers are birds. Oyster catchers have black feathers. Oyster catchers live near rocks and sand dunes. Oyster catchers like to eat little bugs and mussels. Oyster catchers look very excellent. By Kowhai

Fisherman return from around the world with their catch. Papa hapuka are as red as a blood moon.

The water is like a big blue moon fall of water. Not far from the shore, I see fish

jumping out at sea.

It is a peaceful and beautiful calm morning.

Back in the distant past, on a Matariki night there was a man called

Moehuri who sailed from Hawaiki to Aotearoa on his waka.

Not to long after, Moehuri could see land then he chanted a

Karakia. Then a giant shark rise from the surface and lead them into the harbour.  

Moehuri said “we should name this place Mangonui”

and that’s how Mangonui got it’s name.