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Wednesday 27 February 2013

My Goals For Term One

            This is my presentation about my goals for term one.

Thursday 21 February 2013

The Boy And The Tree



WALT - plan a piece of Descriptive writing using our 5 senses:

See:  What is this boy looking at?  Who or what is looking at him?  What can you see?
  • grass swaying from side to side.
  • antelope running passed him
  • Squirrels sleeping
  • insects eating of the juicy leaves.
Hear:  What might this boy be able to hear?
  • antelopes hooves  breaking upon the ground.
  • insects munching upon the leaves.
  • sound of the wind whistling in his ears.
  • sound of a tiger roaring 100 metres away.

Smell:  What might this boy be able to smell?   What does the tree smell like?   What does the air smell like?   What does the boy smell like?
  • smelly breath of the lion
  • smell of fear
  • smell the old trees bark
  • smell the juicy leaves
Taste:  What might this boy be able to taste?
  • dirt as the antelopes galloped by
  • bark on the tree
  • spit of the snoring squirrel
  • Fresh air
Feel:  What does the tree feel like underneath his fingertips?  How does the ground feel underneath his feet?  What does the air feel like?  How is he feeling on the inside?
  • roughness on the tree
  • ground shaking
  • spikiness of the ground
  • coldness of the air


WALT - craft a piece of descriptive writing using our plans.

Begin crafting your description :




He gazed at the  antelope running past as he held tightly on the tree. He inspected the squirrels sleeping nice and                                       comfortably up in the tree, insects eating all of the juicy leaves.

He could hear the antelopes hooves breaking upon the ground. He could hear the insects munching upon the leaves. He liked the sound of the wind whistling in his ears. He noticed  the  sound of a lion roaring 100 metres away.

He could smell the smelly breath of the lion. He could smell the old tree bark. He was smelling the juicy leaves.

He could taste the unpleasant dirt as the wind blew it towards his face.He could taste the bark on the tree. He could taste the spit of the snoring squirrel. He liked the taste of the fresh air blowing towards his mouth.

He did not like the feeling of  the roughness on the tree. He could feel the ground shaking extremely out of control. He felt the spikiness of the grass. He could feel the coldness of the air.






Blog Commenting


This is my presentation about Blog Commenting.

Personification


This is my presentation about personification.

Tuesday 19 February 2013

6 hats Current Events Thinking Hats


This is my presentation about 6 hats current events thinking hats.

Follow Up



Tractor:

The tractor rests
In the shed,
Dead or asleep,

But with high
Hind wheels
Held so still

We know
It is only waiting,
Ready to leap −

Like a heavy
Brown
Grasshopper.

What object and animal are being compared?

The tractor and the grasshopper

Write down three ways in which the object is
made to seem as if it is alive.

  • Waiting ready to leap.
  • Like a heavy brown grasshopper.
  • The tractor rests in the shed dead or asleep.



Safety Pin:

Closed, it sleeps
On its side
Quietly,
The silver
Image
Of some
Small fish;

Opened, it snaps
Its tail out
Like a thin
Shrimp, and looks
At the sharp
Point with a
Surprised eye.

What object and animal are being compared?

A safety pin and and a thin shrimp

Write down three ways in which the object is
made to seem as if it is alive.

  • The silver image of a small fish.
  • Snaps it’s tail out like a thin shrimp.
  • Look’s at the sharp point with a surprised eye.


Holden Commodore:

In the early evening,
I see a big red lion
with its eyes shining yellow.

It prowls for ages along the
road
and only stops to drink at
Caltex.

I can hear it roar.

What object and animal are being compared?

A Holden Commodore  and a red furious lion

Write down three ways in which the object is
made to seem as if it is alive.

  • In the early evening I see a big red lion with it’s eye shining yellow.
  • It prows for ages along the road.
  • I can hear it roar


Friday 15 February 2013

Mark Lowndes





On Wednesday the 13th of February, we were lucky enough to interview Mark Lowndes. He is famous for his appearance in Australia’s Got Talent. Miss Aireen organized out interview, which we did online using google chat. I learnt that Mark Lowndes Favourite colour is Black, Green and yellow. I learnt that Mark Lowndes Has meet some famous people in his past. I learnt that Mark Lowndes parents split up when he was about 8 or 9.I learnt that Mark Lowndes was patient with his music.
I learnt that Mark Lowndes Mum was the one that taught him how to sing.he left us with this message of never too give up on your dreams and just be patient with what you  want to become when you grow up.I felt so inspired because he gave us a lot of tips of what you want to be when you grow up.

Below is a photo of Mark Lowndes and a link to a video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KorHUw2a0hM&safe=active

Maths Language


This is my presentation about the sorts of maths language their is like plus and take - away and the rest is in my presentations about maths.

Family Poem

WALT: Write a poem using a poetic language about our family.



My Family


My family is a weird  family.
We laugh at anything that is not funny to anybody else.
We smile at anything.
We even joke about everything that nobody jokes about.
All my brothers are cheeky monkeys because they tease my mum.
My family are hungus pigs because we eat a lot of food.
My dad is a travel freak because he travels a lot.
My mum has elephant ears because she listens to everything anybody says for her to do.
My little nephews are like sneaky rats because they sneak into the fridge and eat the all the food.
My sisters are donkeys because they laugh like one.
I am a elephant because I am loud when it comes to video games.

Thursday 14 February 2013

Samoan Language Introduction








Talofa lava le vasega. - Hello Class.



O a’u Taylor . - My name is Taylor.

Ou te nofo i Panmure. - I live in Panmure.

Ou te alu i le aoga o Tamaki Primary School. - I go to Tamaki Primary School.

Vasega valu o te i ai. - I am in room 8.

Ou te fiafia e alu i le a’oga. - I like going to go to school.

Ou te fiafia tautala fa’asamoa. - I like speaking in samoan.

Put Down's


This is my popplet about put downs its a little bit like the one I did before 
this one but it is different.

Jabin


WALT understand metaphors and their effect

1.  Read this poem carefully.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     
2.  Write down all of the metaphors you found below:
He’s an amusing monkey, swinging from vine to vine.

Jabin is bright and bubbly.

A bright warm sun, breaking through the clouds on a misty morning.

An up-beat hip-hop song.

3.  What kind of person do you think about when you read the metaphor “A bright warm sun breaking through the clouds on a misty morning?”
Jabin is one person that wakes up early in the morning and he likes to sit down quietly and watch T.V.

4.  What kind of person do you think about when you read the metaphor “An up-beat hip-hop song?”
I think he is a bouncy energetic person.

5.  Using your knowledge from this poem, what kind of brother do you think Jabin is?  Use evidence from the text to back up your opinions.

  • I think he is energetic because it said in the poem “he is an upbeat hip-hop song”.
  • I think he is annoying because it said in the poem “at times he can get a bit annoying”.
  • I think he is full of beans because it said in the poem“funny character that is full of beans”.
  • I think he is light and light and bubbly because at the start of the poem it said “Jabin is light and bubbly”.
  • I think Jabin is an amusing monkey because it said in the poem Jabin Is an amusing monkey, that swings from vine to vine.
  • I think he’s a Monday because it said in the middle of the poem “He’s a Monday, a new week, ready to go”.
  • I think he is a detectable sticky sweet mud cake because it said in the poem “detectable sticky sweet mud cake”

6.  Think of someone in your family - it could be a sibling, cousin, aunt, uncle or parent.  Write a poem that uses metaphors to describe them.

7. Publish your poem using an online programme of your choice (e.g. picmonkey, google presentation).

All my brothers are cheeky monkeys because they tease my mum.
My family are hungus pigs because we eat a lot of food.
My dad is a travel freak because he travels a lot.
My mum has elephant ears because she listens to everything anybody says for her to do.
My little nephews are like sneaky rats because they sneak into the fridge and eat the all the food.
My sisters are donkeys because they laugh like one.
I am a elephant because I am loud when it comes to video games.

Wednesday 13 February 2013

Individual Description

Kia Ora, my name is Taylor.  I am a really kind and loyal kid that goes Tamaki Primary School. I have brownish, blackish hair, light brown skin, brown eyes and I have a really tall body. I was born in Auckland, New Zealand at Auckland Hospital. I moved to Fiji when I was 4 weeks old and I lived with my Grandfather and my Nanna. At the moment I live with my sister, my Mum, my cousin, my Grandfather and my Nanna.

My family is like the worlds best family . My brothers are cheeky monkeys because they always tease my Mum. I like my family because some of them give me heaps money, some of my family cares about me a lot and some of my family miss
me. My family is one of the most funkiest families out.

I actually come from two sides of the community. One of them is Fiji. Fiji is one of the hottest islands in the pacific. I usually go visit Fiji a lot because some of my relatives live there. One thing I like about Fiji is the tropical fruits and the light blue beaches. The other part of the community I come from is New Zealand. New Zealand is really cold compared to Fiji. I like New Zealand because it has a lot of nature and a lot of native birds.

One of my favorite things to do in life is to play around and eat chocolate. My favorite sport is rugby because it is really fun. I like my culture because it is really tropical and I always like to go to  the beach.

One of my hopes this year at Tamaki Primary is is to go over the National Standards so I can reach my goal of being a really good pilot. One of my fears this year is the e-asttle test because if I do not pass I will not achieve my goal.










Monday 11 February 2013

Build Up's


This is my first popplet of 2013 about build up's

Tuesday 5 February 2013

First post 2013


This is my first creation of 2013 hope you like it.