Nelson Mandela human rights

To day we chose a Human rights person and i chose Nelson Mandela, Nelson Mandela Made black and white together so there was no rasim. He was an inspire to black people.
15/11/2019

Waitangi work in class

Wednesday 4th September we did some more work on our work from Waitangi. We worked on some tinker cad, sculpgl and more apps. we also made a poupou and also wrote our pepeha and we also had Virtual reality got to build our whare in virtual reality. I had a good day with Whaea Monika and Whaea Kerry.
   

 

Animation

       

Today i made a 5 second animation.

2 Waitangi trip

Yesterday we went to Waitangi and we seen Ngātokimatawhaorua and we were watching kapa haka. When we went to watch kapa haka they used some weapons in it. when we went to see Ngātokimatawhaorua it was so long and heavy.

what am i doing in English

In 9M English i am learning about how to survive a volcano eruption. 

And now im working on the steps on how to stop getting hurt from a volcano eruption. 1 of the steps is to stay inside of your house and wait till it is safe go out of the house.

Waitangi trip

When we went to Waitangi we went on a walk and we seen some guns and some photos in the museum and we played with robots that we controlled. When we went outside of the museum we went to see the waka but it started to rain. then we went inside and played with the 3D painting and we took a photo near the flags before it started raining.

                                         




                                       

latitude and longitude

in social studies we have been studying

Pink Shirt Day

What is Pink Shirt Day?

I think Pink Shirt Day is a day where students wear pink shirts to raise awareness to anti-bullying, cyber bullying, bullying and any type of bullying. Pink Shirt Day come from Canada. the reason pink shirt was introduced because a boy was getting bullied so the boys friends wore pink shirts to show they don't like bullying then it went worldwide. Here is my poster.

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