Māori language week

WALT:gather information from different texts. This week was Māori language week we had to pick a DLO and put in as much information as we could about Māori people I picked this DLO because it was easy and faster.

 

How to be Responsible

Eucharist

WALT identify the symbols of the Eucharist

Patterns

WALT identify patterns and sequences My partner was Siale and our class is doing patterns in maths and we have to try and find out the answer to these questions and say what patterns we have seen.

Brilliant bees

Poisonous berries

Shelby

(This is a true story)

I like food know one knows why if you put a massive cow in front of me cooked like beef I would eat it when I was younger me and my friend Lauren once ate nightshade berries to me and Lauren it looked like tomatoes or blueberries so we had eaten and sucked the juice out of them like they were blue berries after a while my tummy started hurting same with Lauren so we went to Julie and Trish when we were sitting down in the two chairs Julie asked what we had been eating and we said the blueberries behind room six and they didn’t know there were blueberries near room six so they asked me and Lauren where they were so we lead Julie to wear they are and she searched up something and said they were poisonous and they were actually called nightshade berries not blueberries and ever since then they have had a gate across from where me and Lauren had eaten the nightshade berries and after Julie made a name for us which was tweedle dee and tweedle dum and then on the way back to our classroom we argued and said i’m tweedle dee no i’m tweedle dee and then we stopped and now i’m a year five reflecting on when I was a year 1 or 2

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