Wild Things Description

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For writing we were doing where Wild Things are in that Miss Percy showed us several Wild Things and we have to chose one by Maurice sendak. We were trying to achieve some goals these are the goals Use descriptive nouns and verbs (interesting vocabulary). Vary my sentence beginnings. Read my work out loud and check that it makes sense.

This is my writing And a picture.

Where the wild things are -Written and illustrated by Maurice Sendak 

The wild things have vibrant, yellow terrible eyes that are staring at Max - the emperor of the wild things. His claws are razor sharp. He has a tail which is fluffy and black. A nose that's triangular  shaped. He is swinging on the forest branches.


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Digital class

Today we learned CSI - C stands for clear and S stands for step by step I means instruction. The person who taught us his name was Gary. Gary told us to make paper airplane and we threw them they all landed in different places and there is a photo down. Gary taught us from flying the airplane that they can be programmed in many different ways. 

                                                

Marae trip to Lynfield College

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Last Friday we went to Lynfield College for a marae visit and I did some writing and down here is my writing.Please give me some feedback

   Marae trip to Lynfield College
 Last friday we went to Lynfield College for marae visit because it was matariki. When we entered some of the Lynfield College students were doing the haka. When they were finished the haka we sat on chairs but some of the Hay Park students couldn’t sit because there was no space for them to sit so they sat down on the mat. Then Papa Jarrod talked something in Maori but we couldn’t understand but some people who are Maori they could understand. In the haka we learned that haka are war dances then we did the haka.

 

 

  Marae trip to Lynfield College

Last friday we went to Lynfield College for marae visit because it was matariki. When we were entered some of the Lynfield College students were doing haka. When they were finished the haka. we sat on chair but some of the haypark couldn’t sit because there was no space for them to sit so they sat down on the mat. Then Papa Jerad talked something in maori but we couldn’t understand but some people who are maori they could understand. In the haka we learned that hakas are war dances then we did the haka or war dance.

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Siapo

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It's been a long time I have not posted anything but don't worry I am posting now. And today we were doing Samoan  Siapo and my one looked like this one. You can see it that I have turned some of them I'll tell you how did I did it press the photo what you want to rotate and you will see a dot in blue press that and rotate it. 

                           
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