NZ birds

                                                      I had drawn an NZ birds

First Language prayers

 

I like this homework I had fun doing it

Dad Acrostic Poem

This is  my dad Acrostic Poem it was fun to do it

 

the holy spirit

today I had done my holy spirit

 

                          today we did TIME I HAVE SHOWN COMPASSION TOWARDS OTHER 
 

I and my friend did the same thing together

Compassion for the Community

 

                                                    today I have been boing I Umu and I have finished

Umu

 

Friday I said to myself But not just a normal Friday. It was a day of two events! Room 6’s Assembly and a Samoan Umu! But of course, it was Miss Haslem’s Last Day. A Samoan Umu is a traditional Samoan oven cooked above the ground. There are volcanic rocks on the bottom. At 10:00am, that's when the fun started. First of all, Room 6’s Assembly. Their Assembly was all based on their learning. They were learning about plants. About an hour later..Just before lunchtime, we got to see a glimpse of My Family finishing up the Umu. First of all, they took off the banana leaves and the newspaper covering the food wrapped in tin foil. The helpers and I helped to bring the food onto the table, and now, it was time for the Samoan lunch/Umu! At lunchtime, our class and the school sat down on the top court near the flagpole. Mr. T told us why we were sitting there. Then we sang the Samoan National Anthem (O Le Fu'a o Le Saolotoga o Samoa). While Mr. T. was raising the Samoan Flag. After the National Anthem, our school came down to the school hall to see the yummy and delicious Samoan food Mr. Tyrell gave a speech in Samoan and English before we ate. Father Benedict came to bless the food. After blessing the food, Junior classes went first then Senior classes came last. I was last in the line but I could wait. I had Rice, Chop Suey, Taro, and a traditional food called Palu SamiAfter eating, Miss Haslem said goodbye to our class, saying how she liked teaching us for five weeks. Overall, it was a fun day trying our Samoan food. But, sadly there is an ending to a good time, but otherwise. That was my day of the Samoan Language week Umu.

Tongan/English Goldilocks Retelling

This is my retelling of Goldilocks and The Three Bears. I have written English sentences have used my first language -Tongan for the keywords

My pepeha recording

 

today I did my pepeha work it was fun I what to do it again

chocolate

 today I finished my homework and it was fun doing it.

Lent

 

Getting to know the Learner

 

Mary MacKillop

 Mary MacKillop was born in 1842 in Melbourne  Australia. Flora and Alexander were her parents. They had 8 kids and Mary was the oldest out of the kids. when she was 18 she became a nun.  Mary Mackillop and the nuns wanted to show love to all the world. The Governess and Camerons shared Dreams Together. St Joseph said to Mary and the nuns to open the schools for the kids and the poor. The kids didn’t have any parents. They couldn't buy anything to buy for the kids. Mary showed the nuns 4 times to go to New Zealand. Mary had a little stock in 1902 she couldn't even stand so she had to sit in the wheelchair Then Mary died From covert in the 8 of August the sisters prayed that Mary was alive. So the sisters thought she was dead then they went to New Zealand and did what Mary did. 

my Dad journey

Today me and my Dad was doing my homework it was so fun

Getting to know the Learner

 

Today it was fun this is my homework from today.

Mary MacKillop Values

 

Today we all did this it was so fun doing Mary MacKillop Values. 

Mary Mackillop's values

 Today I have been doing my homework and it's About Mary Mackillop's values and doing my bit.

Mary Mackillop values

Today I have finished my Mary Mackillop homework on values.

Mary Mackillop Values

today we learn about Mary Mackillop Values it was fun.