Showing posts with label Grey Main Star. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grey Main Star. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 December 2016

managing self PRACTICING SCHEDULE

PRACTICE SCHEDULE 

1.   2 scales 
2.   fuelliad, 2 exercises
3.   working peices 
4.   colle',  3 lines 
5.   Thumb position 1-2 exercises  
6.   Rhythm book or sight reading 1 page 
7.   6  review pieces 

This is my practise schedule that I have to try and complete every day. I have to practise very hard this term to complete book 4 which I did last week I had to preform a solo concert. Now I am finally able to learn the Bach Preluede wich is very exciting.

grey main star relating

Here is my christmas cards I worked hard on them. The deer are made with finger prints and the christmas tree I painted. I really enjoyed this activity.

participating and contributing

Here is a picture of us playing risk with our friends. I really enjoyed it.












Thinking, Grey Main Star

Here is my project with cass. We got Kumura and toothpicks and then made them into hedgehogs it was really fun.

Sunday, 3 July 2016

My trip Main star language

Three reasons why my trip was important 


Last term our family went in on a trip around NZ, from Stewart Island to Cape  Reinga. We had a whole term off school but we still learnt a lot and there are three main reasons why it was a really important experience for our family.


Firstly, we got to spend more time with our family.
Secondly, we got to see how beautiful our country really is.
Lastly, we learnt so much Maori history, whaling history and geography around NZ.

I feel like I really know my country now!


Me with my cousins in Golden Bay.

Grey Main star : relating

Bank books : Main Star, Relating.           :)   

I have set up a bank book for Bessie,Franklin,Caspian and myself  we were playing shops with the money we earned. Franklin said that he would give us real money to play with but he said we could not keep it.   Caspian drew a car on his bank book so Franklin deducted his wages for the day

I was inspired by PrEP because I thought that would be a really good idea. 





























































































Beware of the thieves 

A gold mine owner in Notown (in the Grey valley ) has dressed a skeleton in cloths to keep away the
thieves he also put a sign saying  BEWARE LOOK WHAT HAPPENED TO ME!!!!!!!!



I think this is a really good idea do you?



























































































                                                                            



























































Tuesday, 21 June 2016

Sake eel suprise catch for family! 

A 26 year old man and his family were out on a fishing trip trying to catch a few snapper and some Kawhi when they reeled in a 2.2m fish. He took his son and his 48 year old cousin on the fishing trip. The man said that the fish looked like an eel. When he, his cousin and his son came back from the trip they googled the strange fish. They found out it was a snake eel, they also discovered that the fish lives in a hole. The snake eel protects it's hole until night when it goes to seek out it's prey.

Friday, 17 June 2016

What is Matiriki ?

What is Matariki?...... 

  *What is Matariki   Matiriki is a group of stars that the Maori named Matiriki it is also known as Pleiades, that means eyes of God. Matariki is a group 7 of  stars.
*How to find Miatariki     If you look up in the sky to the north west of the sky you will see Matariki.                                                                                                                                    *What Matariki looks like.    Matariki Looks like a lot of bright stars in a cluster  
*When does Matariki come out in the sky.     If you look at the night sky on a fresh winters night you will see Matariki.
*What do you do at Matariki  Matariki is a time to come together and meet it is a Maori thing but it is not just for Maori.   


✨🌨= Matariki

Tuesday, 7 June 2016

Newspaper Article: Abandon boy found

In Japan a boy (Yamato Tanooka) was disciplined by his parents for throwing rocks. His parents left him in the forest for a few minutes and when they came back he had vanished.
The boy was left found for several weeks befor found in a old tramping hut found by a military soldier. Yamoto was only seven for he was found the parents sent out a search party containing 180 people and search dogs the military soldier was not part of the search party and did not recognise the boy but soon the boy identified himself then the soldier  gave Yamoto two rice balls when he came  the mountain was ridden with bears. When the boy travelled safely home the Dad said that he was sorry.

  I think the parents should treat the boy a bit better and they should look after the boy a bit better.

Tuesday, 31 May 2016

Book review

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

By Roald Dahl


This book is about a poor boy (Charlie Bucket) who lives in a tiny cottage near a gigantic Chocolate Factory.  He lives with his four grandparents and his mother and father. 

His favourite thing in the world is chocolate and it taunts him when he sees other children munching on delicious, creamy, chocolate because he only gets one bar of chocolate every birthday. Charlie dreams of going inside the gigantic chocolate factory and little does he know, with just a littLe bit of luck Charlie could end up going inside.
 The great owner (Mr Wonka) sends out five golden tickets. It's all over the news and on TV and in the newspaper, so Charlie has so many ways of finding out who has got the golden tickets.
One day he was walking down the road when he spots something in the snow.  Could this lead him to get what he wishes for most of all? Maybe he could be lucky.

This is one of my favourite Rohald Dahl books, first equal with Matilda (another Roald Dahl book).  I like because the characters are all very interesting and I
like how Willy Wonka behaves.  It has very exciting descriptions.  If you haven't read it already, you definitely should!