For Tech today we played Hour Of Code, there were 12 levels but I only finished 9. It was hard work and I learnt a lot about it! The Hour Of Code game was based on Minecraft and it was hard to keep your materials to a small limit.
I am a learner at Glen Taylor School in Auckland, New Zealand. I am in Room 12 and my teacher is Mr. Nikiforuk.
Wednesday, 3 June 2020
Friday, 29 May 2020
Lockdown Task
For Cybersmart, we got a task where we had questions about our lock down and these were my answers to them!
Labels:
Cybersmart,
Lockdown
Monday, 25 May 2020
Sina And The Eel
Since this week is Samoan Language Week, we have watched a video about Sina And The Eel! Afterwards, we re-wrote the story in our own words and made illustrations for it.
Here is mine!
Labels:
Eel,
Lengend,
Samoan Language Week,
Sina
Friday, 22 May 2020
Letter To Jacinda Ardern
For Literacy and getting ready to write more Letters to our Penpals, my class wrote Letters to Jacinda Ardern to thank her and tell her that we are grateful for everything that she has done for us during this world pandemic.
Labels:
Jacinda Ardern,
Letter,
Penpals
Tuesday, 19 May 2020
A Smart Footprint
For Cybersmart, we were given a task to make a blogpost about What makes a Smart Footprint and how you keep a positive one. This is my answer!
Labels:
Positive,
Smart Footprint
Wednesday, 13 May 2020
Leafs!
Leafs!
We just recently started Technology again and I am in Science! It is very exciting for me because we are learning about Plants - Food Makers. On our first day we watched a video on how leafs grow and live. Leafs need 3 very important things to grow, Sunlight, Water and Carbon Dioxide. Using these 3 things Leafs make Glucose and Oxygen that helps them grow and stay healthy just like how humans need food and water to survive!
Special thanks to Ms Sharma, my teacher this term!
Labels:
Leafs,
Plants,
Science,
Tamaki College,
Technology
Tuesday, 12 May 2020
Koko Laisa Aka Cocoa Rice Recipe!
Koko Laisa is 1 of my favourite Samoan foods! It is sweet and chewy. I love it when my family makes Koko Laisa and it would probably be finished in seconds with my family. There are 2 different ways of making Koko Laisa, one is the Samoan way and the other way is the English way. For the English way, all you have to do it change the Koko Samoa into some kind of English Koko. I am pretty sure that is easy to find at your local dairy!
Labels:
Food,
Koko Laisa,
Samoan
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