this week we have been working on stereotypes take a look at my mahi and please leave a comment
I am a Year 7 student in the Uru Mānuka Cluster. This is a place where I will share my learning. Please note that some of it will not be complete, it will be my first drafts. Remember to be positive, thoughtful and helpful when you leave me a comment.
Monday, 14 September 2020
the race
this week we have been working on the race take a look at my mahi and please leave a comment
His heart was pounding as they flew over the crest of the hill. He could taste the gritty dirt that had blown underneath his helmet, and the trickle of sweat that poured down in his neck. The roar of the engines filled his ears, and he fixed his eyes on the next jump; this was his chance to shine...
The race ! I have loved the race ever since I was 5 years old. But I will ride till I die. I promise I'm gonna make it. And my 2 twins brothers and my mum . I was taught by my mum. It was hard but it was fun . but there no hesitation today was big day for timmy
“ hey timmy big day is it “ yeah said mick . as I was getting ready for the race till I was stopped by something that has already started . Then I could finlay start the race . As I catch up with the people that came 6th and 7th place I use my niose to go up front . after I see I am close to all the bikers. As I went closer they hit me with trash I couldn't handle. When I was about to fall I hit them back as we were close too. There's this thing she told me: legend never dies . I crab the rubbish and thrower it back one by one I have won .
I am changing
this week we have been working on how have been changing take a look at my mahi and please leave a comment
My body is changing, my mind is changing my personality is changing.
These words describe me
Funny humble
Ngākau māhaki
Manawanui
helpful
He aha te mea nui o te ao. He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata
hoe waka
this week we have been working on hoe waka take a look at my mahi and please leave a comment .
What I learnt about hoe waka were waka tiwai were very common back in the day .
waka hourua that were large seagoing waka that could cross the pacific ocean .
And did you know that a waka taua can carry 200 people.
And hoe: waka paddles and waka: canoes
Waka tete were used for fishing and to carry goods and people
And even made my our own with my friend tama