My waka hoe Info

kates painted hoe

 This is a Drawing by Steve Gibbs

Information -

Hoe waka were the paddles that Māori used to move this waka through the water. Hoe waka were highly valued. Maori used them years ago to defend their self.

The Wildab adventure

Wednesday the 8th of May the year 6s went explore the life of the wild lab. The wild lab was the best place I have ever been to do outdoor learning our teachers named Pete and Elle. The day had finally come I was so excited to explore outside. When we arrived on the bus we then walked up to this awesome classroom filled with the beautiful natural bush around the background of it. We then sat down on the nice comfortable cushions our bums were so relaxed. We then had to get in to groups and explore the challengers they were awesome we had to build huts and all sorts
I really wont to go back any time soon

The exciting part of the day!!

On Tuesday the 29th of April 2019
Me and my classmates or Mrs halls year 5&6 Students discovered and was learning about what is the sad things that happened or is happening to Animals.
 Our Teacher Mrs hall was giving out cards to each person In the class and half of them are an object and the other half of the cards is Animals. when you got your card you sat down at your desk and did some research about your thing. Afterwards, you had to find your buddy that had something related to your picture. I found a buddy that matched my ceremonial cloak and that was a kiwi because ceremonial cloaks are made out of kiwi.
And then when we found our buddies we then had to make a presentation on the arguing of the situation and today we are sharing our thought or information.





Like for example
- Outdoor furniture & rainforest
- piano keys & elephant
- meat & moa
- ceremonial cloak & kiwi

Term 2 Maths Grid Results

This is my Term 2 Maths Grid Results. We started today as you can see up above. I try and Improve on them each week or whenever we have  a go.

What am I reflecting on

Each Monday I and my class reflect on our personal goals. We help each other to achieve what they need or want to achieve in the world and the future. Our teacher Mrs hall explains what the quote means and us students help her explain what It means

Ohope beach was the go for my whanua