Facts about the Dalmatians

Cindy in Da House

Cindy in Da House

On 21/9/15 there we kids in blue uniform pouring into Pt England School. There were 3 school’s present. Glenbrae,Ruapotaka and Te Pua. It was terrifying because they were running like wild animals.

I went inside the school hall and they were watching a musical named, Cindy in Da house. Kids were all seated and well behaved. Some of Pt England students were acting out the whole musical. The students from Pt England were well trained at being actors.

In the musical there were Dancing, Acting and Singing. It was remix of the Cinderella story.  They had a projector playing everything in background, Probs. They had a scene when they all had Prefects’ Ball.

There was a scene where Josh was in the Gym and was thinking about a girl for the Ball. His Mind was all on his rugby that he forgot there was Prefects’ Ball and a partner. He is the XXV Captain. Then he found the right girl. The dancing they had was awesome. The Prefects’ Ball was so intense the DJ turned it on!. Everyone was putting on their own moves.

Cindy(Josh’s GirlFriend) stormed in and rocked up her dance moves. Then when she was running away, I don’t know why her Jandal Fell off. Josh found the Jandal and wanted to find her. So he had his friends to find her. They walked all over G.I just to find. They went to a lot of houses and never found the right pair. Then they came to the last house they were going to check. Finally they found Cindy and she had the right pair. Then they got together and lived happily ever after.

The End

Car Seats

Asthma Show

Today, all of Glenbrae School went to the hall and to learn about asthma. The show was also about on how it affects the body. Chris (the Presenter) also sang some songs on how we use inhalers. The whole show Chris described what will happen when you have asthma. Chris said you can have asthma at any age, Chris introduced Sailor (A puffer fish) and sung a couple of songs .Chris waved goodbye to Sailor and to Glenbrae as Alisi Thanked Chris for teaching us about asthma

Scratch at Tamaki Tech

Today I went on a site called Scratch at Tamaki College. This site lets you create digital animated stories. I enjoyed it very much because this site is very creative. It makes kids learn about making digital animated stories. I hope all of you enjoy my Digital Animated Story on dancing.

IXL MATHS

Today in the morning I played on a Maths site named IXL Maths and did a Math quiz on equivalent Fractions. I enjoyed every second of it.
IXL MATHS

Keeping ourselves healthy and strong during winter.

Monday 18th May 2015

Keeping ourselves healthy and strong during winter.

(Facts)

WALT:how to keep healthy and strong.

• Cut fingernails short and scrub off the dirt inside.

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  Keep your body clean, have a shower or a bath everyday.

• Comb your hair everyday so your hair can be clean. Have it checked for for nits and lice.
• Always wash your handsbefore and after you eat and after you go to the toilet

• Cover your mouth when you cough and sneeze.

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  Always change your clothes after you get wet.

• Make sure you don’t spread your germs to others around you.

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  Brush your teeth everyday when you wake up in the morning.

• Exercise everyday if you can, so we can keep strong and healthy.
• Eat healthy food and drink water to keep healthy.

By Moses

"I Am Poem"

I Am Sporty and Caring

I play Rugby League

I hope i will make it to the top

Sometime's when you see me I will be plying with a ball

I understand to reach your goal's you have to practise and put you mind on to it

I am Sporty and Caring 

By Moses

PB4L:Yourself

PB4L Matrix:Learning

How Is A Wave Formed

WALT:skim and scan for facts on how waves are made

How Is A Wave Formed

Facts:

1.Waves make their way through the ocean.

2.Wind interaction on the surface of the ocean far away from the coast can create some of the best waves on earth.

3. In deep low-pressure systems, wind speed is greater and more waves are generated by the power of the gusts.

4.The height of a wave when it is created is not the height of the waves that is ridden by a surfer.

5.Local shore winds can also produce waves.

Diagram

By Moses Fili

Easter

Tuesday 31st March 2015

1.What is Easter?

On Easter Sunday, Christians celebrate the resurrection of the Lord, Jesus Christ. It is typically the most well-attended Sunday service of the year for Christian churches.

2.Who Celebrates Easter?

Christians and Churches and Families.

3.Why do they celebrate Easter?

Because it’s when Jesus died on the cross for our sins and his  resurrection.

4.What is the significance of the Easter egg?

In many cultures around the world, the egg is a symbol of new life.

5.Other useful information (How do other countries celebrate Easter

Like all other festivals and holidays, Easter is also celebrated in different fashions in different parts of the world. Many countries of Europe, celebrate Easter by lighting giant bonfires on hilltops and in churchyards on Easter Eve.

The Big Game by Sue Gibbison

Friday 13th March

The Big Game by Sue Gibbison

I learnt a new strategy to write Reading Responses. I used the key words in the question to help me look for an answer in the text. I also read around the text to find my answer.

By using this strategy, I was able to  answer  my questions correctly. I felt excited because I am getting better at answering questions.

Me and My Culture

Me and My Culture

WALT: To be ourselves and respect others in a manner that is good.

Today the year 7 and 8 students from room 9 and 10 had a session with Petia Wilson and Leah Tuia. We were there to talk about respecting others and to be ourselves. Petia and Leah split us into our ethnicity cultural groups, Samoan, Tongan, Cook Island, Niuean, Maori and African.

Each group was given a sheet of paper, we all had to fill in the boxes. When the time was up each group had to present their ideas through action or song. First, Samuel from Africa presented his ideas, then it was the Niuean group who did it. Niue did a traditional haka. Next was my country Samoa, I lead our traditional haka called Siva Tau. After that it was the group from the Cook Islands. Finally it was the turn of the Tongans who sang a traditional song.

Last but not the least was Tangata Whenua Maori who did the pukana. Pitea drew a picture of a super hero to finish the session.

Moses

Kids Can Programme

Kiwi Can

WALT: We are learning to write a recount about positives and negatives about life.

For the last two Thursdays, Room 9 has been going to room 11 to learn from a new programme called Kiwi Can. This Programme is about building positive relationships, respect, values and positive communication.

Our tutors are Mr Numia and Miss Tuia. We played a lot of different games and did role plays in 3 groups. Through these role plays, we learnt about positive and negative things about life.

I liked the Kiwi Can lessons because we got to participate in different activities as a team.

Scratch at Tech

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Learning how to use Scratch

Today I logged into Scratch. I was choosing different things from different category's like a human, sound, motion and what it says. Scratch is an animated site. Scratch is really fun for me because its new to me and I can try a lot of more new things.

By Moses