If I were stuck in Pak N Save with Alayna I would race around in all isles.”Crr. Clean up in Aisle 7.” I would make fort’s out of toilet paper. Stock up on toilet paper unwrap them and throw them at Alayna. Waiting until Alayna tries to find me and squirt dishwashing liquid on the floor. (Woah) The sound of Alayna shouting when she slips. Alayna trying to find me when I’m all the way up in the empty boxes. “Alayna” I Whisper. I knock down some boxes(Woops).
Chugging back loads of Louis Road Milk. Seeing who can chug back the fastest. “ We have a winner” Kalahz declares in a deep voice. “ Congrats to Zhalak the fastest chugger in all of Pak N save.” Milk Bottles, food boxes and lollie packet lying around on the floor. Running and jumping onto a crate that has wheels. CRASH, Kalahz crashes into a shelf. Bruises are all over. Kalahz rolling around on the floor giggling, Alayna staring at me weirdly while shaking her her slowly. “Ooh Alayna you need a nappy” I say to Alayna with a wide grin. Kalahz boosts off with Alayna closely following behind. Kalahz Makes a sharp turn forgetting that she poured dishwashing liquid on the floor. Kalahz sliding through the isles.
That’s what I’ll will do.
Kia ora,Bonjour,Hola and Hello,I am a year 6 student in Papakura Central School,Auckland,New Zealand. Enjoy
Friday, 23 August 2019
The White Rhino Wk5 Trm3
This week my group had to do a research about a animal. We were given two links to visit. I choose WWF which stands for World Wildlife Foundation. This website shows you about animals all around the world. I went onto Species and clicked on Rhinos, I instantly saw a picture of a Rhino, I scrolled down to see how many Speices of Rhinos there were, Why the Rhino's matter and Threats to a Rhino. I clicked onto White Rhino and found my self feeling sad for the Rhinos, then I thought wait this could be the animal that I needed to research on.
Open the slide and find what I researched about.
Thursday, 15 August 2019
Monday, 12 August 2019
Reading Wk3 Trm3
This week we are learning aboutnative things to New Zealand
Thursday, 4 July 2019
Thank You Letter to The Glow Show Company
Thursday 4th July 2019
To the Glow Show Company, Thank you for this amazing sight that most of the students viewed from Papakura Central School sighted on Wednesday 26th June 2019.
As the soft music fades away, the lights darken down and a man starts to introduce the show, it was the Matariki glow show located at the Hawkins theatre. This magical sight happen because the Glow Show Company lavishly gave PCS 310 tickets.Usually, the tickets are $10 dollars per person but we just had to pay a gold coin donation. (I mean how cool is that?).The faces of the children were pulling during the appearance of the puppets was priceless and glowing just like the show.This Matariki show also taught the students Maori words like Tama nui te ra, Tawhirimatea and the classic Taniwha.
My favourite character was Mr Tutu the Taniwha.Mr Tutu was not afraid to embrace his feelings through song form. Most people (a.k.a. me) thought he was a sea snake because of the way he moved and looked. He voice was mesmerising deep and croaky. The glowing of his body reflected into my eyes.I’m guessing that sticks were used to operate this incredible figurine.
Two men and two young ladies put on this display. Most people would have thought it would have taken heaps of people to establish on such a big show but it only took four people. Practising for heaps weeks to go from theatre to theatre to perform such a sight. Thanks to the Glow Show Company for letting our school have a discount to attend to Matariki Glow Show.
This was an unforgettable moment. From one of the attendees Kalahz.
To the Glow Show Company, Thank you for this amazing sight that most of the students viewed from Papakura Central School sighted on Wednesday 26th June 2019.
As the soft music fades away, the lights darken down and a man starts to introduce the show, it was the Matariki glow show located at the Hawkins theatre. This magical sight happen because the Glow Show Company lavishly gave PCS 310 tickets.Usually, the tickets are $10 dollars per person but we just had to pay a gold coin donation. (I mean how cool is that?).The faces of the children were pulling during the appearance of the puppets was priceless and glowing just like the show.This Matariki show also taught the students Maori words like Tama nui te ra, Tawhirimatea and the classic Taniwha.
My favourite character was Mr Tutu the Taniwha.Mr Tutu was not afraid to embrace his feelings through song form. Most people (a.k.a. me) thought he was a sea snake because of the way he moved and looked. He voice was mesmerising deep and croaky. The glowing of his body reflected into my eyes.I’m guessing that sticks were used to operate this incredible figurine.
Two men and two young ladies put on this display. Most people would have thought it would have taken heaps of people to establish on such a big show but it only took four people. Practising for heaps weeks to go from theatre to theatre to perform such a sight. Thanks to the Glow Show Company for letting our school have a discount to attend to Matariki Glow Show.
This was an unforgettable moment. From one of the attendees Kalahz.
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