Today, as an extension for our Kelly Tarlton trip, we were told to research Scott Base.
Scott Base is New Zealands only Antarctic research station. The station is located in Prams & Hut Point, in Peninsula. It's located near Ross island in Mcmurdo sound. Scott Base was established in 1957.
I am a Year 8 student at Glenbrae School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 7 and my teacher is Mrs. Tofa
Monday, 30 October 2017
Friday, 27 October 2017
Animated Story Presentation

During this presentation this helped me learned how to create an animated story and this presentation helped me learn lots of important stuff and how to make a story.
Labels:
Animated,
Coding,
digital story,
Digitech,
Technology
Wednesday, 25 October 2017
Karanga call
WALT- learning to understand kairanga and make protocol.
Karanga call
- Can only given to woman
- A welcome to pull the “Manuhiri-Visitors” onto the Marae
- A call between the visitors and the caller
My karanga-
Manaaki tamariki glenbrae.
Welcome glenbrae kids
Haere mai ki konei ka uru mai nga hapu me nga tamariki
come here families and friends welcome
Monday, 18 September 2017
Duffy Assembly.
Duffy Assembly.
Today what I learnt from Niva Retimanu our assembly visitor is how to read books. She told us that it’s good to read and good to achieve. At our assembly today Niva read us a book. called (Kiss kiss) (Yuck Yuck) and that book was really interesting and it is great to read everyday.
Niva Retimanu works at the radio industry. She is a Samoan journalist and newsreader and she loves reading books and playing sports. Niva Retimanu is also a marathon runner. She ran six marathons including the New York and Queens town marathon. She also ran the marathons in Paris and Beirut.
Friday, 15 September 2017
Digitech~Moana Hour of Code
Throughout the week my class and I had a opportunity to make our own site. On my site I have a link to my presentation and what I learnt from today is how to put my own staff on my site. I really enjoyed doing creating my own site and I leant so much about my site.
Wednesday, 16 August 2017
How to make Maori Bread
How to make Maori Bread
Ingredients
5 cup of flour
5 teaspoon of baking powder
600ml of milk
Method
First, you add 5 cups of flour into a large bowl.
Next, you add 5 teaspoon of baking powder into the bowl with the flour.
Afterwards, pour in 600ml of milk into the bowl
Mix all the ingredients together until it turns into dough.
As soon as the dough has formed, put flour onto the bench so that the dough doesn't become sticky. Knead the dough until it is not sticky.
After you knead the dough, place the dough into a sprayed tray and start flattening the dough into a round shape until it’s 1 centimetre thick.
Last but not least, place the tray into the oven and wait 25 minutes until the bread is cooked.
After you take the bread out, cut the bread into numerous pieces, depending on the amount you’re serving for. Spread butter or any type of jam to garnish the bread and to add more flavour.
This is the same as the maori bread that we made with Mrs Atuahiva.
Grease production at Aggs?
On Tuesday room 7 and room 8 went to Auckland Aggs college to watch their production.
While I was watching their production I saw lots of people helping each other and I also saw people dancing and sing.
I enjoyed watching their production because it was like another version of Grease, but 2017. We have been enjoying it a lot. We saw some characters that were like from the Grease and that each scene were like from the real Grease.
While I was watching their production I saw lots of people helping each other and I also saw people dancing and sing.
I enjoyed watching their production because it was like another version of Grease, but 2017. We have been enjoying it a lot. We saw some characters that were like from the Grease and that each scene were like from the real Grease.
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