Explanation Reconstruction

 

We had to change the paragraph to the right sentence to make it make sense

Kahawai Fish Reading

 

the last slide is about the two characters going fishing and catching the Kahawai fish and cooking it to eat it all up.

Facts About Tonga

 

The Sons of Ma'afu Reading

 

Something Alive

 

Roald Dahl - Week 8

 

Multiple and Factors

 

Today Me and Najari did Multiples and Factors. Mrs Hill Helped us with place values and Algorithm 

Kakahu Pekepeke

 

Jordan and Najari Maths Workout

 

The Pink Umbrella

 

Maui

 

How to be a good leader

 Explanation Writing

How to be a good leader

Introduction: What is a leader? 

A leader is an example for other people. A leader who leads a bunch of people.

Body P1: One way is to step up and tell others to do the right thing. A leader is about doing the right thing to other people. A leader is about being respectful and responsible.

Body P2: Another way to be a leader is by being a good listener by listening to the person who is talking. A good leader is by participating in things you like and don’t like. Helping other people when they need help or when they are stuck.

Body P3: A third way to be a good leader is by being a role model. Having a positive attitude is being a good leader, having a positive attitude is by being a good listener and being a good boy or girl.

Conclusion:a good leader is someone who is a good listener, a good role model, has a good attitude.

The Ghost walk

 

Today we read about ghost walk, it took place in Christchurch and it is about a grandpa and a little girl. going on a walk to grandpas old house. 

Adjectives

 

Proper Nouns

 Common Nouns are generic names for people, places, things or ideas.

Dog, cat, girl, ball, sport, beach 

Proper Nouns are specific names for people, places, things or ideas.

Mr Moran, Atawhai, Pt England, 

Proper nouns need capitals!

dog vs auckland 

chair vs jermaine

paint vs sky tower

love vs glen innes

fortnite vs colour

Possessive Nouns

If you possess something you own it.

Bob’s tennis racket.

Jenny’s house.

We use an apostrophe ‘ to show possession.

Bob's lunch looked delicious.

Why We have a school picnic

 Every February and November Pt England School has a picnic at the Pt England beach. The whole school comes to the picnic with their parents. We have a picnic to have some playtime and some rest from school. At our school picnic we play games like touch, volleyball, softball or even play in the sand.