I am a Year 6 student at Christ the King School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 4 and my teacher is Mrs Cochrane.
Friday, 13 February 2015
Digital Learning
Digital Learning
Miss Payton helped me to set up my work into my blog and Mrs Cochrane helped me with the other applications.
In the future, I could put my work into my blog without any help and that I could experience more applications for publishing my work.
I enjoyed putting my work into my blog and publishing my work into Google Draw and Google Docs.
I could work anywhere, anytime and I could work on my own pace.
I want to learn to use more application and learn more information about my future projects.
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Writing
Wednesday, 4 February 2015
Monday, 15 December 2014
Matariki
Matariki
I look up, I can already see the dark sky with a million stars. I can feel the cold, open air blowing into me. The fire is already lit. I am at Cook’s beach. My family and my friends are nearly at the camp-fire with Uncle Bob. Then Uncle Bob says to me ‘Hurry up or we will have to wait another year to see those stars.’ I am at the beach to celebrate Matariki.
The moment I reach the fire, I can already feel the warmth of the bright, burning flames. I stare at the sky to find the unique seven stars or the matariki. My shoes sink into the sand , I feel like the wind is actually whispering to me. The sea is like the beautiful reflection from a magic mirror. The sea is calm but i can hear the waves swishing and whistling.
But when I gaze at the dark greyish night, I think about why so many different cultures talk about stars and tell stories about them. I also wonder why the stars are so important to them too.
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Writing
My Saint
St Bernadette
Hello my name is Bernadette Soubirous. I was born 170 years ago, 17 January 1844. I live in Lourdes, France and my family is very poor. My health is very poor, because I am suffering from asthma.
After 13 years, I become a nun and I am now called Sister Marie Bernarde. During my time as a nun, I suffer from ill health, from ailments and afflictions, but I do not complain. It becomes worse so I am confined to bed. After a few moment, I begin to make the Sign of the Cross, and drink a few drops of water. Then I leave my mortal body.
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