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Wednesday 14 August 2013

Maori Digital Art


Last week in room 4 we did some Maori art on the laptop and made it into something like this. The topic that we had to do was 'The Lost Tanewha'.
We had to use Maori things but not pictures plus we had to have a Tanewha in it. As you can see, the person that did this picture put in two tanewha. 
As the days went by, peoples' art started coming to meet the criteria we were given. 


Here are some of them. 


This one is different it has got a British flag and a boat the boats name is called the HMS Victory. Also as you can see there is a Maori flag, a mere (club) and tiha (spear) and a meeting house, also a waka and a tanewha . 





This one has a plane, a meeting house, two tanewha and a lizard and a warrier. 

I think we all did a great job and we met the criteria. 
                                                                                                                                                                                                  

Cleo and the rabbit

Today we had a death at Poukawa School. An innocent baby rabbit was foolish enough to be spotted by a ferocious predator - Cleo the school cat.

As I was walking to my class room I noticed Cleo running down the hall way with something in his mouth. When I looked closely I saw it was a baby rabbit. As I got nearer Cleo dropped it on the ground and I picked it up.

It was still alive, but only just.

As I held the rabbit it died.
I felt really sad.

Cleo can be cute but he can be a killer!




Wednesday 31 July 2013

Goodness, is that your wedding look Adam?

Tuesday 9 July 2013

Preparing for our Fancy Dress Ball....


Matariki Presentations

Room 4 created five awesome 'stations' for our Matariki evening.  The stations were scattered around the school, mainly within the plantation.  Each station depicted a different part of Matariki and its meaning.  



Thursday 4 July 2013

Welcome

Welcome to all the Room 4 student onto your blogging site.

Tuesday 28 May 2013

Hinaki

Last term and a bit of this term we are making hinaki. A hinaki is a trap to catch eels that Maori used in the earlier days. We had to learn how to use drills, measure properly and cut wood properly. It was fun making hinaki.

By Te Au

Monday 27 May 2013

Welcome to the new Room 4 blogging site.

This term we are going to be looking at Persuasive Writing, which will follow onto speech and debating writing.
Also we are starting to look at sentence construction and then we are moving into developing strong language features.