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Thursday, 29 August 2013

Malulu Faaui and Douglas "SKUXX" Pua Persuasive Writing.


Rubbish Dumping

Are you scared you might get arrested for littering? In my neighbourhood people are dropping rubbish on the ground. I feel strongly that it should stop because it is going to look like a rubbish dump as well as polluting our community.  It is illegal to dump rubbish on any public or private land without permission. I believe that the police should have surveillance cameras everywhere and especially public areas.  I know that the people of New Zealand can put their own rubbish in the bin.

First of all, we need to show the world that we have a clean and healthy environment to live in and that will also attract more tourists where I feel that will definitely better our economics.

In addition, I believe that the police should have surveillance cameras everywhere. So we can catch the people who litters and give them a $500.00 dollar fine.

Furthermore, by law if you dump rubbish in public or on private land, the possible charge that the mayor could give you is $1000.00   But they still do it because they think that it is okay to dump rubbish anywhere and everywhere.


Finally, I can assure you that people can help each other to keep New Zealand clean.
I believe that the people of New Zealand can put their own rubbish in the bin.  Just imagine what it would be like to live in such a litter free country.  Everyone will live healthy and most of all will probably live longer.Please help me stamp out polluting our environment.






Friday, 9 August 2013

The Sock Funeral Activities


Term 3 - Week 1
Groups 1 & 2 -  Reading a Poem
Resource: ‘The Sock Funeral’ by Gwenda McKay
(Read About, Think About Book 1)

WALT read and enjoy poetry

Knowledge Questions: Learn
  1. Where do the lost socks’ partners wait? In the odd-sock box
  2. What are the socks tired of doing? Warming peoples toes.
  3. What colours are the socks in the poem? Red, Blue, Green and Yellow.
Explain your answer.No it does not.

Comprehension Questions: Learn, Create, Share
   4.    Does the poet think both socks from a pair usually get lost? No   
   5.    Are the socks happy or sad to leave? Happy because in the poem it says      “Dancing away to have some fun.
   6.    What do you think is the main idea of the poem? To never lose your socks.
          Explain your answer.Upload your explanation to your blog after
          conferencing with the teacher. (Task 1)

Application Questions: Learn, Create, Share
   7.   Explain how one sock from a pair might go missing in your home.You might take it off to go sleep and then you wake up in the morning and its not there anymore.
   8.   What questions would you ask a runaway sock? Why did you run away? Where did you go?
     
Thinking beyond: Learn, Create, Share
Analysis:  How could you solve the ‘one lost sock’ problem?Send everyone into each room and tell them to look for the missing sock.
Synthesis: Design a holiday resort for runaway socks. What activities and accommodation might socks enjoy? (Consider the different types of socks that get lost - football, work, party, school socks.) Take a screenshot of your tux paint / drawing design and upload it to your blog. (Task 4)

Evaluation: Do you believe having only one type or design of sock in your sock drawer would be a good idea?   Explain why. Upload your explanation to your blog after conferencing with the teacher.
(Task 5)

Hands on: Design a ‘Wanted’ poster for socks you have lost. Remember to include a detailed description, contacts and possibly a reward. Take a screenshot of your poster and upload it to your blog. (Task 6)







Malulu's Self Portrait

These were the steps I used to make my self portrait.


Step 1. Set up time layers in photoshop.
Step 2. Sketch the image of your first passion.
Step 3. Save the finished sketch as a PNG file.
Step 4. Upload the PNG file into your google drive.
Step 5. Complete the save process for the other five images

This is my self portrait

Tuesday, 30 July 2013

My Holiday


Woohoo! In the holidays Me, my Dad and my Brother went to the Tamaki College Fields to play some goal kicks.

When we arrived we walked to the fields and agreed that whoever gets the most kicks in through the post that the loser buys lunch so we started practising  kicking the ball around.My Dad was First to kick the ball to the goal posts and at the end the result he got was 2/5.

Next was my Brother, now this was tough because my brother is a very good kicker and the first three he nailed it but then lost it on the last two. Finally it was my turn so the score I needed to get is at least 4 in to win so I got three in and I needed this one to go in so I can win and I don’t need to buy lunch and I go for the kick and in it goes and I shouted “YES YES YES” and my dad was shocked that I got it in.

SO we jumped in the car and we went to Burger King and my dad shouted us lunch. I Ordered the BBQ Rodeo and it was Delicious.After that we jumped in the car and we drove home.

Tuesday, 16 July 2013

Bike Recount

Thursday 14 February 2013

Yippee!! Yesterday some of the students from Room 10 Joan, Jerome, Hannah, Alex, Gemima, Kato, Edwina and I were chosen to put together some really fantastic new bikes for wheels day.

We followed Miss Maruariki to room 6 and we each picked up a box and carried it to the hall  and started stripping the box open.While we started putting it together we were confused about which part connected to which. So we got a little help from Ms Cooper. Alex and I had the most difficult bikes to put together out of the nine bikes we had to assemble.

Miss Maruariki and Miss Cooper helped assemble Alex’s and my bikes. When we all finished it was time to go home.We had lots of fun building and putting together the bikes. It was a fun experience.

The bikes we assembled were used by our junior school students on wheels day which was a fun day to start our topic ‘Transport’.

Thursday, 11 July 2013

Soccer Skills


"Hooray!"Today Room 10 had soccer practice with Ben.It started raining and we did not no what to do so we went to the hall and nobody was there so we walked back to the court and Ben was waiting for us.


When we arrived on the court Ben split us into 6 groups. I was put into Group 6 with Lisiate, Tama and June. The first group we competed against was Group 1. Their team was very skillful and very fast like lightning. When Ben blew the whistle it was loud as a bunch of monkeys, it was game over and Group 1 won by 5 to 0.

We went to another court and competed against Group 4 and we won by 7-0.We learned how to control the ball a bit better from that game. We went onto the other court and competed against group 3 and this was our last game and we needed to improve our ball skills. We started and I shouted at Tama “Pass me the Ball”.

Tama replied “ Hold on Malulu I’ve got to get past Douglas” and we all shouted and said “ Go for it Go for it”, and GOAL and it was right on time and Ben blew the whistle.We all gathered around and said, "Thank you Ben!".

Friday, 5 July 2013

Math Whizz

Today I learned about Measures. I learned about grams, kilograms, centremetres litres and more, This activity I had to see which of the options on the side shows the mass of Elly the Elephant.