Monday, 29 June 2015

My Future Thinkers

This future thinkers presentation is a reading tack set from my teacher. on the way to completeing this presentation I learnt to read in between the lines. Future Thinkers are people who look to improve on the future, and they need help sometimes. If you have any ideas on improving the future then please leave a comment and thanks for your time. I really appreciate it.

Monday, 22 June 2015

Addition Think Board

This Thinkboard is a little different to the others because this one is addition so partitioning will do the trick. Hope that it's right and it matches. If it's wrong then please correct me.


Monday, 15 June 2015

Tiritiri Matangi Island Trip (Reflection)

Last week on wednesday, I went to Tiritiri Matangi Island with the year 7 & 8 extension group. I learnt about some of the wildlife and more that is on the island, I also come to learn that the island started off as a bunch of trees and a lot of seabirds, but as time flew past people started using the island as farming land. Many years ago most of the trees were cut down and only 6% of it survived because the steep parts of the island’s mountain’s could be a hydroslide for  the cattle to roll down the hills and land in the water. But the farmers didn’t want that to happen so they marked the steep parts off with the trees. Now the island is 90% forested with trees and only 10% of the island has land.


A few things that I loved about the island was… 1st the open space, it was just lovely to smell nature all around and it was so cool to see the rivers and dams that were built over 50 years ago. 2nd the wild life, absolutely loved the wild life, I learnt about new birds on the island. There were some pretty cool birds on the island, some of them I’ve never heard of before now. Like the Saddleback, it is small and it’s not so good at flying but this bird can run. The reason why they are called the Saddleback is because of the saddle shaped color on their back.

What I learnt from the island is that we need to protect the endangered species by, throwing our rubbish in the bin especially plastic. By using less plastic especially Glad Wrap it kills the animals, that’s how most animals get sick and become endangered. I also learnt that the Takahe when they’re young they have brownish blackish beaks compared to the older ones who have red beaks. The way you tell who is the Takahe and who is the Pukeko is the Takahe is much fatter. Tiritiri Matangi was a really cool island, I just want to say a big thanks to D.O.C (Department of Conservation) for letting us come, and all of the volunteers for the fun. It was a great experience and I’d love to go back there again!

Monday, 8 June 2015

Tuesday, 2 June 2015

The Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels

This post is about a poem from WW1, it is a poem about these mysterious humans from Papua New Guinea who helped the injured soldiers from war all the way back home. This poem's about the family thanking the Angel like humans with the Fuzzy Wuzzy hair.