Thursday, 27 August 2020

Tracey Tawhiao

We have been doing Tracey Tawhiao inspired artwork, it was a really tricky artwork piece of artwork

 First we had to find a piece of newspaper with words on it that meant something to us.

Then we picked a color to paint over the news paper but leaving the few words that you have picked unpainted. When painting leave lines between blocks, the blocks can be paragraphs.                      

Next we googled patterns from our culture and put them on our painted piece of news paper, you can color the patterns in and do them different colors.

If you do this piece of artwork and like it please let me know, I really enjoy the feedback and I will comment on yours.

Friday, 21 August 2020

Sacraments of initiation

Today we were learning about the Sacraments of initiation, we had include the 3 most important Sacraments the 3 sacraments were Baptism Confirmation and Eucharist. 
We had to write a Symbol and Ritual for all of them, this is mine:




Thursday, 20 August 2020

Haast's eagle

 For the pasts few weeks we have been doing report writing about extinct animals I did mine on the Haast's eagle. It took me a long time to do this piece of writing because we had to plan it and then self assist and last of all we had to blog it .                                                                                                               This is my report:

Classifion 

The haast's eagle is from the accipitriformes family.

Description

The haast's eagle has a brown head and black body with yellow legs.The bill is 130mm long  and  it is the largest, heaviest eagle species yet described weighing up to 17.8 kg .

The wingspan was up to 3m long.  They are about the size of a five year old. The boy length was up to 1.4 meters and adults stood up to 90 cms tall.   

Habitat

They lived in the South Island, forests and in shrublands. The remains / bones have not been found anywhere else.

Diet

 They eat large flightless birds including moa which is up to 15 times the size of them plus lots of other things.

Threats

Haast's’ Eagles were once found throughout the South Island, but because of hunting  from the Maori  people they became extinct. They also lost their prey.

Dynamic fact

The haast’s eagle was the largest eagle ever to have lived.


Monday, 17 August 2020

My Ruru art

This term we have been doing Ruru art, Ruru is the Maori word for owl. This piece of artwork took me a long time to do. We are going to be selling this piece of artwork in the St Mary's Got Talent. I found it tricky to write the reflection

Maths Times table cheak up

 

For the past week or so we have been learning our times table today was a check up day.
I need to learn 9x8= and 3x8=, green means you got them right, orange means you forgot to hit enter  before the time has ran out and last of all red means you got the question wrong.

Friday, 14 August 2020

Faith gif

 During this week we made gifs about a challenge that we were set. It was a tricky task because we had to provide all of the materials. I would think of changing what faith felt like and maybe add what it sounds like and feels like. I hope you enjoy my blog/gif. We used tall tweets to make our gif, here is the link. When you click this link it will ask you to sign in using google. After that scroll down and click classic tall  tweets. Next click select presentation you may need to scroll down to find this.


Bird feeder

 As a task this week we made bird feeders because  as a school we would like to have more native birds in the school. My bird feeder has two bowls one for sugar water and the other one is for uncooked rolled oats. The reason why I did not do what I was planing was because we did not have enough wood. The reason I put uncooked rolled oats instead of seeds  because seeds as they get old it will start to dry out and won't attract many. This is the website I used: https://www.forestandbird.org.nz/resources/feeding-native-birds-garden