Bold Plans Of An Architect

 In Te Ngahere we are doing 100 word stories I hope you like mine. Images from Pobble 365: Link

Rising in the early hours of the morning, the sun’s rays shone over the plains like a golden river and revealed an improbable, fanciful sight. The architect got up early in the morning, ready to start his day. He started drawing with his ambitious plans to design a perfect powerline. He started drawing carefully surveying the plans. Making sure he gets everything in the correct shape. He hands his plans to his client. The client was impressed with his bold and ambitious design, so he approves the plans. The architect was excited and was accepted into his multimillion dollar deal.

Captured By The Void.

 This is my first 100 word writing story. I hope you like it. Images came from Pobble 365 Link

One second you saw it, the next you didn’t. She wanted to turn around and leave this strange

place, but curiosity got the better of her. She slowly walked into the dark misty void. Not knowing

what she had gotten herself into. The dark, misty void was moving closer to her. She was getting

more curious by the minute. She had no idea what was creeping slowly behind her body. She caught

a glimpse of what was behind her, she ran for her life. She screams, but she was captured by the

dark, misty void never to be seen again.

New And Improved Tee Ball

 Hola, in Te Ngahere we have been learning how to play Tee Ball, but this time we had three different teams, so it was more exciting and fun, we also didn’t have to wait as long to bat. We also had new rules, one of the new rules was that we only had 3 tries then we were out, so if three people in our team get out because someone caught the ball on the full or someone taps you  at base then we were out. After we had a turn batting we started fielding, I liked fielding the best because it was much easier because you didn’t have to run as much, even though I enjoy running. It was also easier because people would hit the ball high so it would be easier to catch it. After your team finished fielding, you would sit on the side and watch the other two teams play against each other. I enjoy playing Tee Ball because it’s just a really fun and enjoyable game in general. Have you ever played Tee ball? If you have do you enjoy it? And what’s your favourite position in Tee ball? Thank you for reading my post. Bye. 

What Are Statistics

 Hola, in Te Ngahere we have been learning statistics, we have been taking data from students in our class and then we are going to put the data onto a graph. Things that we had to graph were the amount of time that we spent on a device, what time we went to sleep and what time we woke up. We also checked our reaction speed, mine was 0.412 seconds which I thought was alright but then I found out the the average was 0.2 - 0.25 seconds. After we gather all of our information we are going to graph it then find out what the average is. Thanks for reading my post. Do you enjoy learning about statistics? If you do what is your favourite part about it? Bye.

Here are some different examples of graphs.

Have You Played Tee-Ball Before

 Hola, in Te Ngahere we played a game of Tee-ball, a lady called Kasey came in and taught us the basics of how to play Tee-ball, we split into two separate teams, one team was batting first and the other team was pitching. Tee-ball rules are similar to baseball, you still have to run to the different pads and get home runs. Instead of someone bowling it to you, you have to hit it off of a Tee-ball stand. Once everyone had a turn batting, we swapped sides so that everyone would get a turn in the different positions. Tee-ball is a really fun game, I can’t wait to play it again. Do you like Tee-Ball? If you do, what is your favourite position to play in? Thank you for reading my post.

Have You Played Cricket Before?

 Hola, in Te Ngahere a man named Neal came and taught us some tips on how to play cricket. We learnt the stance we had to stand in and we also learnt the proper technique on how to hold a cricket bat properly which is making a “V” shape with your thumb and index finger, then grip the bat with the “V” shape. We had to get into pairs and just practice hitting the balls, one person would hit the balls then the other person would retrieve them, then we would rotate. After we practiced for a little bit we played a game of speed cricket. It was a really enjoyable and fun experience. Have you played cricket before?

Do You Enjoy Te Reo Maori?

Kia ora, in Te Ngahere we have been doing Te Reo Maori, we had to write a weather report in Maori for 6 places in New Zealand. We had to include an introduction, a goodbye and the weather for six places. We first had to make a script and then rehearse the script. I think I did well at writing and practicing the script. Do you enjoy doing Te Reo Maori?

Here is my script. 

Tena koutou katoa (Welcome) 

Ko Nga-Toki toku ingoa. (Nga-Toki)

Ko Jamie toku ingoa. (Jamie)

Ko James toku ingoa. (James)

Ānei nga tohu huarere mō apōpō. (Nga-Toki)

 

Ki Moerewa ka whiti te rā.                   (In Moerewa it will be sunny.) (Jamie)

Ki Paihia Ka heke te ua.                        (In Paihia it will be raining.) (James)

Ki Haruru Ka pupuhi te hau.                (In Haruru it will be windy.) (Nga-Toki)

Ki Te Rerenga ka puta te ua.               (In Cape Reinga it will be cloudy) (Jamie)

 

Ki Rotorua he rangi āwhā.                   (In Rotorua it is stormy.) (James)

Ki Tamaki Makaurau he rangi paki.    (In Auckland it is fine.)  (Nga-Toki)

Ka kite apōpō.                                        (See you tomorrow) (Jamie)