Lock down Acrostic poem

For my blog post today I did a Lock down acrostic poem. I wrote down things that I am feeling during lock down with the first letters of lock down.
This time I didn't really use any cool words but it's pretty hard to put cool words in with the letters I had. What are you feeling during lock down?

Wonder book review

So today I finished my book , Wonder. So I did a book review of it. I think that is a very good book it is unique in its own ways, and I think that everyone should read it because this book can change peoples lives if they want it to. I would probably give it a 8/10 . Have you read or Watched wonder before? if so what do you give it out of 10? Did you enjoy it? or not? 

The abandoned bus

So Yesterday I wrote this story based on the bus picture up the top. What do you think of it?. I'm not done but what do you think I should write next? 

Acrostic poem of my name

So today I did a acrostic poem of my name, And wrote down words that describe me. I tried to find some good words that describe me but I wouldn't have done it without google. It was pretty hard to find words that describe me with the first letters I had in my name, the hardest ones where probably all of them but I think it would be L and E . I tried to think out of the box for some words that really describe me, So if you don't know some of the words just go on trusty old google.

Facts about sloths

 I decided that I wanted to know some interesting things about sloths. So I looked on the internet and found some pretty interesting facts about sloths! Did you know about any of these facts about sloths?

Te Tiriti O waitangi Facts

Every week we watch videos about Aotearoa and new Zealand history called The Aotearoa history show. Then we write down facts about what they tell us about Aotearoa new Zealand. 

This week we watched The Aotearoa history show part 4 Te Tiriti O Waitangi. So here are some facts they we learnt about new Zealand. 


1. The Maori population in the late 1830's had dropped down to 70-80 thousand.
2. The reasons the Maori population went down was because of War and diseases.
3. The Te Tiriti O waitangi was neglected by Rats, buried in paper work dirt and other things and almost lost in a fire.
4. The British saw France as a threat because they wanted to colonise new Zealand.
5. Only 40 Rangatira people around the country signed the treaty.
6.The Maori and English treaty WEREN'T the same.
7.And lastly here are some things Maori used in war, Maori used under ground bunkers to protect there people. They used logs and barriers to stop them charging up

And there is 7 facts about Te Tiriti O waitangi did you learn anything from this?

  

Mahinga Kai

So this week in Hurumanu 1 / Reading and social sciences I am learning about Mahinga kai. we had to read Nanny Peka and Mahinga Kai Crusaders. Then we had to fill in the mahinga kai slide. So here are some facts about Mahinga kai from Nanny Peka and Mahinga Kai Crusaders story.