Wednesday, 4 July 2018

Day trip!

On Wednesday the 13th of June, Room 16 went to the Art Gallery and Museum. 



At the museum we looked at the sun exhibition. We learnt a lot about the sun and even how solar power energy works! With the help of Anthony, we made models of solar powered cars in our groups. 



We explored a range of different Māori artworks at the Art Gallery. Using what we learnt, we went back and created our own artwork. 


Monday, 9 April 2018

Poetry

In writing I have used a poem by James K. Baxter as a starting point to write my own poem. I hope you like it.








Te towaka was usual enough 
it had a wharf ,  stingrays , crabs , houses , and even the
ocean .
my cousins and I did what kids do -
jumping off the wharf , kayaking , biking , walking and playing sport

Doing nothing important




Koru art

For the last couple of weeks I have been creating my own koru art based on the work of Raewyn Harris. She is a New Zealand artist and you can look at her work on this link. 
I have enjoyed creating this masterpiece, and I hope you enjoy it too! 


Wednesday, 28 March 2018

Poetry

I have been exploring metaphors and descriptive writing through the ‘Get NZ writing’. Here is one of my metaphors that I have created:


Annabelle is ... 
A big red juicy Dragon fruit  

A rainbow shining Macaw in the green Amazon 

A tall swaying tree in the whistling breeze 

A doodling pencile drawing a magnificent piece of art work

A cheeky brown MONKEY in the zoo stealing things from people's bags.... He..He  

Wednesday, 14 March 2018

Welcome

Welcome to my 2018 Blog.  

This year I am in Cooper’s Whare - Room 16 and my teacher’s name is Mrs Holt. 

I am very excited to share my learning journey with you this year.

I will be posting at least every fortnight so please check my blog regularly.

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Please feel free to leave a comment on my posts to help me with my learning.

Thanks,
Annabelle.