My Animation

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Kaiti hill trip-1st block

For our first block of school we went to kaiti hill and learned a lot of history

down below are some photos of our adventure

Class fun

1st block-So for our first block of school we went on a heritage trail and saw lots of statues and read a lot of history around gisborne.

2nd block-We learned about financial literacy and we learned about being smart about money and how to save and spend hard earned cash this lesson was brought by ASB.

Smrt Surfing

Shop day is a day where we sell food/other to people that wish to buy these items(here is a poster I made for shop day)

Netiquette

We were learning about-Netiquette (Meaning-the correct or acceptable way of using the Internet)
I found it easy to-Upload the pics and backgrounds
I found it hard to-Publish it to the web
I really enjoyed-Doing this activity
Next time I need to-Add more info
My Blog Post shows I am a Beginner / Stepping Up / Smart Learner

 

This is some of my unfinished work from a subject called manaiakalani

My Profile

My name is Amijot. I am 12 years old. I go to a school called Gisborne Intermediate School. My primary school is Te Hapara. I have two older sisters and one older brother I am the youngest in the family. My favorite subject at school is reading also I like reading Des Hunt books. They are my favorite. In my spare time I like to learn new things.


The wolf 
(writing piece from class)

In the shadow forest there is a dark cave and inside of it is a glowing black wolf.

the wolf has big bulging red eyes with razor like teeth and big pointed ears with black fur.

the wolf is well known for being untrustworthy and scary and his cannibalism.

everyone that lives in the forest knows that he is a unpleasant animal that stalks people.

the wolf has never been caught for his dirty tricks cause he knows every trick out of the book.

Nau mai, haere mai ki tēnei taonga

Welcome to my blog for learning.

I look forward to sharing my learning with my school,

my whānau and friends anywhere.