Week 6 plenary

This is my weekly plenary (week 6)

Week 4 Plenary.

This is my plenary, This is all my work that I have did all week.

Maori Slangs!! CHUR!!

Today we had to check a site out and get some Maori slangs Then we had to pick the best five Maori slangs that we liked then we had to write them onto a slide.

Cooking scones!! YUMM!

This week we did Technology on Thursday it was so fun we had to make 3 types of scones, Cheese, Plane and dates. They were pretty nice You guys could try cook your own. I reckon that the date ones were the best with butter and jam.

Carpool Karaoke

Last term for our assembly we did a carpool karaoke were we had to get in a group of 3 or 4 pick a song and sing it in our teaches car.

Weekly plenary

The first week bag was very interesting.
Here is how my week went.

CAMP PRESANTATION

Inference

This week in our reading group we where doing inference. We had to get in a group of 2 and read the paragraph underneath then we had answer the questions we were gave.


Every day after work Paul took his muddy boots off on the steps of the front porch. Alice would have a fit if the boots made it so far as the welcome mat. He then took off his dusty overalls and threw them into a plastic garbage bag; Alice left a new garbage bag tied to the porch railing for him every morning. On his way in the house, he dropped the garbage bag off at the washing machine and went straight up the stairs to the shower as he was instructed. He would eat dinner with her after he was “presentable,” as Alice had often said.

 1. What type of job does Paul do? 
The most appropriate answer was that he is a farmer

 2. Describe Alice:
What in the text supports your description? : Alice she is a clean girl who keeps everything spotless

 3. What relationship do Paul and Alice have?
 I think they are in a relationship

Manual

Hinaki and Takakau

YOU GOT A FRIEND IN ME!

Copy of You got a friend in me! - Kizoa Movie - Video - Slideshow Maker

ANZAC

Stan walker

Reticulated python

Reticulated python

This week we had to pick a animal for reading and find some information about them I picked a Reticulated python our focus was to copy and past and the right it in my own words.

We should have our rubbish bins back.

I strongly believe that we should have our rubbish bins back. Firstly because you will have to continuously clean your bags and lunchboxes. Secondly we could ruin our lunchbox or bag. Finally some people can’t always afford extra bags or lunchboxes for their children.

Firstly because it is annoying having to clean out your bag. Someone could have spilt fruit salad juice in it or a banana could have gotten squashed in your bag and you or your parents will be annoyed after three days of having to wash it. It could be a rainy day and your bag is drying on the line. But it is time for school and it is still wet. You will have to use a plastic bag or no bag at all.

My second opinion why we should have rubbish bins is because we could ruin our lunch box or bag. After 3 hours of trying to wash out the disgusting smell of rotten banana out of your bag, you realise that it will be there forever. You could do the same thing to a drink bottle or lunchbox. No matter how hard you try to wash it off, the smell of rotten banana will waft up your nose every time you open your bag or lunchbox. Even if you just want a drink, you will taste banana every sip you take.

My final reason is because some people can’t afford to buy another bag or lunchbox. Some people can’t even afford a bag for their rubbish. Some can’t buy lunch for their kids and some children without lunch have to go home with other people’s rubbish in their bag. Without a bag or a bag for rubbish, kids just leave their rubbish lying on the ground, or hide it in the couches in class or even in other people’s cubby holes.

These are my three reasons why I strongly believe we should keep our rubbish bins in schools. Firstly because you will have to continuously clean your bags and lunchboxes. Secondly we could ruin our lunchbox or bag and finally because some people can’t always afford extra bags or lunchboxes for their children.

    

What a loud of rubbish

RUAPEKAPEKA

This slide is about ruapekapeka we had to be in partners and find some information about ruapekapeka on the internet.