Thank you litter

​I just whant to thank all of the parents that helped all of the students during the trip to the Auckland Museum.  I will like to thank Tamati for helping the group that I was in. It was very fun at the Museum there were so many inturisting objects. If any of you pedants did not come nobody will able to go to the Museum.  

​There were so many task that you us with. Tamati if it wasn't for you I would of made a fool of my self by not finishing my art task. So thank you again for helping with this amazing trip we would not been able to go to that amazing trip with out you.

Four things I hate and like the most

1. The thing I hate the most is when I am trying to play a video game and my brothers distract me and then I die in the game.
2. The second thing I hate the most is when I am trying to listen to something and everybody is talking really loud It fills my rage.
3. The third thing that I hate the most is when I have a big headache and tell the people around me to be quiet and they just talk and talk and give me a migrane.
4. Another thing that I hate is when I need to do some work and I have no idea what to write and it is very stressful.

1. The thing that I like the most is to play on my xbox 360.
2. Another thing that I like is that I like to go to a place called Pakuranga health camp.
3. Another thing that I like to do the most is to cook.
4. Another thing that I like to do the most is play with my friends Jordan and Iisa.

Athletics

Last week on friday Pt England school had an event at 11 o'clock. I did not do most of the events because my ankle is injured. so instead of doing most of the events I help a teacher with the year 1 boys.

The year 1 boys were playing a little game. I do not know what the game is called I will just give you a little description. They were trying to through a gumboot in a hula hoop.

There were many activities. I only got to play shot put and javelin. My favorite activity was javelin. If you don't know what javelin is then I will tell you what it is.

Javelin is a sport when you toss a javelin. A javelin is a long metal stick. The point of the game is to see who can toss the javelin the furthest. There was 1st 2nd and 3rd place.

Auckland Museum

This piece of writing is going to explain all about the Auckland Museum. If you go there there will be all kinds of galleries for dinosaurs, fish, birds, reptiles, maori and pacific galleries. As you can see there all kinds of items and artwork and even some very old relics.

If you go the maori gallery in the Auckland Museum just before you enter the gallery there will be a display of a piece of clothing on the opposite side there will be a projector facing the wall and if you walk closer the screen will have a man will do anything that you do.

If you go to the Pacifica gallery you will see that there is many weapons and clothing. There were hammers, spares necklaces and ext. There a lot of very old items.

There were many carving in both Pacific and Maori galleries. There are carvings on waka and other different items.

Explanation (Why is it important to have class/school rules?)

Are you wondering why is there school rules? Rules are important they run the world. There are rules at schools and house’s. Rules help people fit in and learn from their mistakes.

There are rules so you know where the boundaries are so the teacher know where you are and for discipline and respect. There are rules for everyone's safety.

There are rules at school because if there was no rules all of the schools will not last. The schools will be in chaos. There will be lots of fights and the kids can do anything they want. There will also be distributed to the school and lots of people will probably swear. It will be an outrage.

Immersion Assembly

If you go to Point England School you will notice that there is an Immersion Assembly on the first day of each term. Do you want to know what Point England is focusing on in the 4th term of 2014? It is ‘Art Attack’.

An immersion assembly is when the whole school joins up in the hall. The principal tells the kids what the term is about. There will little items from each team. Day one of term 4 was the same as usual. Teachers from each team presented items about the topic.

First Team 1’s performance was about the environment. Team 1 is going to the river and see the environment. They are going to have a picnic to see the view.

Next was Team 2’s performance was about the three primary colours and what they make. The three primary colors are blue, red and yellow. The colour blue and red makes purple. Blue and yellow makes green and red and yellow makes orange.

After Team 2’s item was Team 3’s performance was about different artists like Leonardo Da Vinci and Andy Warhol and others. Did you know that the museum spent around 200 thousand dollars on a room for only one painting -  The Mona Lisa. The Mona Lisa is worth around 1 billion dollars.

Team 4’s performance was similar to team 3’s performance about different artists. They Had Monet, Fatu Feu’u and Van Gogh.

Finally Team 5. Team 5 walked up onto the stage and pulled a board form the side of the stage. On the board had three pieces of paper one was black and the other two was white. The teacher started painting. While the teacher was painting there was a video. The video was some drawing of a person. When the teachers finished the video finished. The teaches flipped the paintings upside down and the was three portraits of Mr Jacobson Mrs Jarman And Mr Burt.

How to make Spaghetti Bolognese

Ingredients:

Spaghetti

Mince

Bolognese sauce

Toppings:

Cheese

Pasly

How to make it.               

Grab a pot and pour cold water in the pot. Put the element on 7. Pour the spaghetti in the water and let the water boil. Grab another pot and put the element on 7. Put the mince in the pot with the mince bolognese sauce and some parsley in the pot and let it cook.

Wait for 40 minutes. Drain the spaghetti serve on a plate. Pour the mince on top of the spaghetti. If you want you can sprinkle cheese on top of the mince. Well there is how to make Spaghetti Bolognese.