Happy Birthday Lil Cuz!!!😀🎉🎁🎂🎈
Happy Birthday to this little 4 year old princess. God bless you lil cuz and have a good day. 🙏🙏🙏❤❤😀😀🎉🎉🎁🎁🎂🎂🎈🎈
(BTW) this cake was made by my mum and me. Churrrrrrrrr!!!
Thursday, 18 April 2019
Friday, 12 April 2019
End of Term 1 for 2019
Task description: For this task I decided to create a presentation about my highlights of term 1 and what I am looking forward to for next term.
Wednesday, 10 April 2019
Our Guest Speakers
Our Guest Speakers
Today Team 5 was very fortunate to have 3 special quest speakers come in, to talk about their malaga (journey). Their names are Jason Young, Fiona Bakulich and Tanielu Tele’a. What was special about them is they all had a relation to Mrs Tele’a. As you might know Tanielu Tele’a is actually Mrs Tele’a son and Fiona is her younger sister. Josan is Mrs Tele’a husbands close friends, so it’s Mr Tele’a friend.
The first speaker was Mr Jason Young, who was 48 yrs old and came to Pt England School when he was young. As I was brought up in Glen Innes he was to. He has been friends with Mr Tele’a ever since primary through to intermediate and college . Now Mr Jason Young is working at Dysart in Glen Innes and is a order for his company. His aspiration were his parents and his family. Before begin a builder we wanted to be a journalist.
The next speaker was Fiona Bakulich. When she was young she went to Grey Lynn Primary. She is one year, 1 month and 11 days apart from her older sister Andrea Tele’a. Fiona is a funeral director and graduated in Wellington last month. She is now a Senior funeral director for Tipene Funerals. She is also featured in a TV show program called The Casketeers. The series of The Casketeers started last year and next week is the first episode of season 3.
Our last guest speaker was Mr Tanielu Tele’a. He is also one of Pt England Schools ex - students. Tanielu is now a current Auckland Blues Player and plays number 13 which is centre and 14 on winger. Tanielu is also the eldest of 4 children. He has 2 sisters and 1 brother. Toreka (2nd eldest), Justus (2nd youngest) and Little Miss Noelle (youngest). As Tanielu attended Pt England School he had been apart of a lot of speaking and PENN producing.
I would like to thank all you speakers that came in today and talked to us about your malaga (journey) and also give us helpful advice. Thank you very much.
Today Team 5 was very fortunate to have 3 special quest speakers come in, to talk about their malaga (journey). Their names are Jason Young, Fiona Bakulich and Tanielu Tele’a. What was special about them is they all had a relation to Mrs Tele’a. As you might know Tanielu Tele’a is actually Mrs Tele’a son and Fiona is her younger sister. Josan is Mrs Tele’a husbands close friends, so it’s Mr Tele’a friend.
The first speaker was Mr Jason Young, who was 48 yrs old and came to Pt England School when he was young. As I was brought up in Glen Innes he was to. He has been friends with Mr Tele’a ever since primary through to intermediate and college . Now Mr Jason Young is working at Dysart in Glen Innes and is a order for his company. His aspiration were his parents and his family. Before begin a builder we wanted to be a journalist.
The next speaker was Fiona Bakulich. When she was young she went to Grey Lynn Primary. She is one year, 1 month and 11 days apart from her older sister Andrea Tele’a. Fiona is a funeral director and graduated in Wellington last month. She is now a Senior funeral director for Tipene Funerals. She is also featured in a TV show program called The Casketeers. The series of The Casketeers started last year and next week is the first episode of season 3. 
Our last guest speaker was Mr Tanielu Tele’a. He is also one of Pt England Schools ex - students. Tanielu is now a current Auckland Blues Player and plays number 13 which is centre and 14 on winger. Tanielu is also the eldest of 4 children. He has 2 sisters and 1 brother. Toreka (2nd eldest), Justus (2nd youngest) and Little Miss Noelle (youngest). As Tanielu attended Pt England School he had been apart of a lot of speaking and PENN producing. I would like to thank all you speakers that came in today and talked to us about your malaga (journey) and also give us helpful advice. Thank you very much.
Wednesday, 3 April 2019
How Many Hours Do I Spend On Screen?
Walt: collect data figure out what is a suitable graph for it to go in
If you want to know about line graphs just click on this link and it will take you to a site and tell you heaps about line graphs
Friday, 29 March 2019
Attitude Talk
Today's was our first attitude talk of the year. We were so lucky to have Jannah from an amazing organization called Attitude . The first thing Jannah said when she talked to us about is a little bit about herself. One thing she said about forself is the meaning of her name, which meant Gracious Gift. Then she went into talking about the topic, which was called Friendship Factor. Things that Jannah talked to us about were Girl Girl Friendship, Guy Guy Friendship and Girl Guy Friendship. She also talked about how girls can learn friendship skills from guys and guys can learn friendship skill from girls. She said that you could make friends by being yourself, don't be shy and Be Positive. Jannah said something that I had never heard in my life and it's about how many words guys and girls can say a day. Girls: 12,000 and Guys: 6,000.
Tuesday, 26 March 2019
Changing Neighbourhoods
WALT: use details in my writing
Task Description: For this task we had to writing a short detailed writing, to explain what changes have happened to the people, Buildings and many more around our community.
Task Description: For this task we had to writing a short detailed writing, to explain what changes have happened to the people, Buildings and many more around our community.
Friday, 22 March 2019
Multicultural Diversity
WALT: communicate ideas on a topic
A. Write a journal entry from the point of view of one of the people in the photographs.
OR
b. If you were a judge for a photo contest that celebrates diversity, which of these images do you think would be the winning photograph? Why?
Click this link for my photo essay link.
Dear Diary,
Today was a lot of fun. I had to chance to be one of the people under the Massive foam Chinese dragon. I heard thousands of people in the crowd, going wild. This year's Chinese new year celebration was awesome. I can’t wait for next year.
From Chastyti
Dear Diary
Today I celebrated my culture it was so fun I can't wait for next year. One That day I heard lots of noises and shouting. It was crowded with lots of colourful colours. And had heaps of fun that night. I just can’t wait for next year.
From : Skye
Task description: For this task we had to write a journal entry or be a judge of one of the photo essays in the multicultural Diversity.
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