kiwi jet packs

in nineteen sixty nine the worlds first ever jet pack was made by a man named Glenn martin this invention was sold for up to 15,8000 dollars now that is a lot a money this is what it looks like you can fly up to 300 feet and speed at 50 miles an hour 

up cycling

today we were  up cycling jeans and other cloth wear when we went into puriri we had to adopt a child for an hour to make these objects out of jeans and  i made a portable pencil case how i made it was we had to cut a pair of jeans i had to cut  the leggings off to so i could stitch the bottom of the pair so nothing could fall out. while i was making mine i started to take notice of the others i saw connor #BFF he was having trouble so i helped him cut his pair of jeans he then thanked me. we also had other options not just a PENCIL case we had the choice to make a wet bag and a tool bag  it was really fun.                               the end                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          

our environmental award

 in oruaiti we signed up for the prime minister awards we signed up for the most environmental school in north  land. and we won how crazy is that so in our school we have many projects such as the ducks we have a little group in the morning to feed the ducks we also catch eels in our pond where the ducks are.

 and in the morning the same group that feeds the ducks look around  their enclosure to find duck eggs when we find them we put them in a glass of warm water to see if they float if they float they are rotten the we throw them away.

 our other projects like our out door learning space we usually use the out door learning space to help us students get a better under standing of the subjects we are learning. we also have bee hives that were given to us from a local beekeeper named harlen we also have a small group that goes up to the bee hives with harlen to collect honey when we get the honey we jar it and sell it at the cable bay store. 

if you would like to watch the video here is a link here

my market day ideas

my dream desert pizza

 

my goal setting

 

acrostic poem

 

the production

 the production where should i start with the production, oh yea the tingly feeling that you get well that is called nervousness i had lots of that  nearly puked all over the stage but luckily i kept my cool and went on with the dance at first when we got on the stage none of us where singing but lucky lucky whaea kaya came to the rescue and said loud voices and we sang the rest. and as you can see to the left of the screen this is a photo of the rockers/rainbow fish before the grandparents show now this was where i was the most nervous because it was my first time doing a production. and the photo below is all of totara class in our costumes we looked very weird but in the end on                                                                                         the stage it worked.

  out thank you for your time                                                       

mantis shrimp

 

Puketi forest

 

Term 1 reflection 2021

 Term 1 reflection 2021

This term I have been proud of the following achievements.

In reading ….  I'm proud for finishing my fifth chapter book

In writing this term ….im proud for using big words 

In maths I … i’m proud for learning to multiply bigger equations   

In PE this term….i’m proud for learning to play ki o rahi 

In art I’m proud that i learnt draw better 

During activity week  i’m proud for being able to name most of the sea creatures at matai bay