Surf life saving!!!

The whole of Te Ngahere went to a day at the beach for surf life saving! We had a blast! Splashing around being rescued by friends and playing on boogie boards. It was really fun!

The amazing Paihia School Tryathlon

The whole school except 3 people participated in the tryathlon. First we went to Kings Road beach and swam to the marshal then swam back to shore. We then had to run back to school, watching out for cars and pedestrians. Then when we reached school we got our bikes and did 2 laps of our school field. When, then watched the juniors. We also cheered for them. It was a really fun but tiring day.  

Beach clean up!!!

The whole school went for big beach clean up in Kings Road. We had to walk and each got to pair up with a buddy. I was in a little group with Mrs Lindsay, our principal. We found loads of cigarette buds, glass bottles and loads of other things. We had to use Manaakitanga ( Watching where we were going and looking out for pedestrians). We had to use teamwork. It was really fun.  

My powtoon about our learning plan

My awesome vibrant tangelo story!!!

Tuesday 21st February 2017

The sticky tangelo.

The tangelo looks as vibrant as a mini orange ball. It has bumps here and there  and in the middle is a green spike at the tippy top.  

It is as smooth as glass with little bumps in between, it is super shiny and glistens in the light. I press my fingers against it to find it is full of yummy juice.  

It smells so sweet and also has a leafy smell. When I opened it, it smelt as sweet as candyfloss.  

The sound of me peeling the skin sounded like a little ripping noise, ‘ Rippppppp’. You have to put it close to your ear to hear the noise.

The best bit is tasting it. As soon as you put the segment full of yummy juice into your mouth, it explodes with this sour juice, like a lemon. The taste is so sweet and you go to lick your fingers to make sure you pick up the juices left behind. Slurrp!  The juices are as sour as a lemon and they make your taste buds tickle. Yum!!!

The End.

Taleisha

My reflection for the tangelo.

Monday 6th March 2017

For writing we were learning how to add in descriptive language and language features. We also used the five senses EG: felt, smelt, looked, tasted and sounds like.

Our success criteria was to add in descriptive languages and features to make our writing better.

I need to work on adding more language features like metaphors and alliteration.

My amazing summer writing

Tuesday 7th February.

I Remember…

Splashing in the icy cool turquoise water.

My family all playing and having fun in the ocean flocking around.

I was walking around listening to the waves speaking in a wavy language

Getting splashed by the salty water.

I wandered and stared into the sky watching the seagulls playfully swimming in the sea. I lay on the soft sand that comforted me.

I was grateful that the cooling sea came and splashed me.

That was my summer

In Te Ngahere we had to write a descriptive piece of writing. The start of a descriptive writing piece is what you were doing, then something that was happening, then something you did, why you did it and then finish with that was summer or something similar.  

I think that I went well with understanding the structure and was able to know what to do. I think I need to work on adding more descriptive words in my story.

My awesome Christmas menu!!!

Hi everyone! This is my awesome Christmas menu! Hope you like it!!