Our Goal This Week

Our goal this week is to choose our attitude. The teachers showed us a video which I quite liked. It just shows that it is really easy to change your attitude and when you choose a good one you have a much better day.

Current Events

One elderly woman from Australia accidentally made a costly mistake of donating 25,000 Australian dollars to the salvation army. She donated two pale printed cushions containing the money. She still has a little bit of money in the bank to pay her bills but the money in the pillows was to help her kids were financially unstable or if they desperately needed something. She had always kept a portion of her money out of the bank ever since the global economic crisis.

Michael's Holiday Report

During the holidays Michael went to Thames to visit his Uncle. His other Uncle went to Thames as well and he brought Michael's cousins and Aunty with him . While he was in Thames, Michael, His cousins and his siblings all played Pokemon go. Michael and all the family that was in Thames had takeaways for lunch. Michael said he enjoyed spending time with his family in Thames.

 The next day Michael and his dad went to the Auckland museum with his uncle, his favourite thing he saw in the museum was the volcano house. A few days later Michael and some of his family went to the Thames cinema to watch the BFG. Another thing he did during the holidays was cooking pizzas for dinner with his uncle. Michael said he enjoyed his holiday overall and he enjoyed spending time with his family.

Yesterday my learning team and I made fried bread. Me and Brooke made our bread together. First we made the mixture and then we halved it and kneaded it. We had to leave it for a little bit so we went and did the dishes. Then we came back and cooked the dough in the pan with some oil. We had to cook one side till it was golden then we had to turn it over and do the same with the other side. In the end I put some jam on mine and it tasted really good.

My Pepeha

Pepeha

Ko Taranaki toku maunga (mountain)

Ko Piako toku awa (river)

Ko Pauanui toku moana (sea/harbour)

No Maramarua (place where you are from)

Ko Ngatea Primary toku Kura (school)

Ko Graeme toku matua (father)

Ko Kerri toku whaea (mother)

Ko Ava toku ingoa (My name)

No Reira, Tena koutou, Tena Koutou, Tena Tatou Katoa