Summarising.

Today this week in reading we have been doing Summarising task and is is about an 11 year old girl Blaire. Normally, when Blaire takes the field on a Saturday morning, she’s one of maybe two or three girls in her team and Blaire is 11 year old girl who is passionate about rugby. She wrote and presented a speech about the stereotypes of girls playing rugby, and the decline in the number of girls playing as they get older. She is surprised by one of her role models who is a current player inspiring our young girls playing rugby.

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Superhero’s

Hi my name is sia and this is how I forgot my superhero costume. So on superhero day I forgot my costume when I was at school I was doing my work. because I woke up at 7:34 and I forgot that it was a superhero day and I felt sick when I woke up and then my family woke up at 7:55 So that is when I forgot my costume. Because we had to get ready but Then I was going to be Bat girly for the superhero day and here is my picture of what i was going to wear on the day and i was also kind of scared because of how i was going to get in trouble from. my literacy teacher and me and some other kids were sitting with me because they also didn’t bring a costume just like me but i was still okay without a costume thank you for reading Please leave a positive comment.

This is what I was going to wear for the superhero day but i forgot it.

Superhero!

  Today this week  I was doing a task called Superhero in my reading class and it is a boy name Leki and he didn’t know what to wear to the Halloween Bash. But at the end he was shy but he had hope so he went and representing his family and his culture too. So my reading today was about Luki and the book was from Leki Jackson-Bourke and the illustrations was by Michel Mulipola. My best part was on page 48 and it was Leki as a his culture and won the Halloween Bash.

The story of Mauao

For reading this week I it is called the story of Mauao. So this story is for Kihi Ngatai, the great chief of Ngāi Te Rangi and Ngāti Ranginui. He passed away on 1 August 2021 at the age of ninety-one. Kihi loved his maunga. He walked around it three times a week. Toni Rolleston-Cummins shares the story with Kihi’s blessing. So one thing that I enjoyed learning is about the nameless mountain is now called Mauao Or people call him Maunganui.

backest of fire.

Today I was doing Reading and it is called baskets of fire. cA cold southerly wind is blowing. It’s the kind of wind that has snow on its breath. It’s the kind of wind that makes you wish you were cosy and warm at home. And it’s the kind of wind that makes me think of a story from many, many years ago – the story of Ngātoro-i-rangi and the baskets of fire.

Why do we need sleep.

Today I was doing writing and it was about why do we need sleep. Deep Sleep is important for us because it’s healthy for our body and for our eyes to give us enough energy we need to wake up. So when you need to move around and you have to get more energy to get you ready so that you can eat or run or play  for the day. 

Reading Challenge.

Today I was doing Reading and it was called reading challenge and it was all about build our reading muscle with mileage. So they we had to Read a text from one of the genres on the next slide. and then  Choose a follow up activity of our choice to show that you have read and understood the text Make sure we fill in the book details on the slide below for every book we read and our goal is to read one text from every genre.

Ask Eddie

Today my task was reading and it was about ask Eddie and Eddie is a boy and he was shy because nobody puts a hand up and and somebody said not even you, Eddie? ask sa’a. and he nod. and then manage is sitting next to me. ”It’s ok he whispers. I’m srom Samoa and haven’t even done the sasa! so that is the story about eddie.