Prezi-Puke, Jason and Bradley

This is my collaborative Prezi on how to make a rocket that isn't powered by compressed air. We did this rocket at Tamaki College with Mr Dunn. he showed us how to make the rocket using cardboard paper. Thanks to Mr Dunn for teaching us on the day.

Puke-3D Shapes Presentation

This is my Presentation on 3D shapes. It tells you the meaning of Vertex, Equilateral Triangle and the meaning of Face.

Puke-Survival on the MayFlower

This is my google draw, It tells you if any one survived on the MayFlower.

Puke-The MayFlower

This is my google drawing on the ship MayFlower. The May Flower is the ship that took the Pilgrims to their new world.

Puke-Pilgrims Popplet

This is my Popplet on the reasons why the Pilgrims left England. It says that one reason was because they didn't like the government saying that they have low tolerance for religous freedom families.

Comparing My room with someone elses room-Puke

This is my Venn Diagram that Compares My room with someone else from another country. The photo that I got was from Photo Story by James Mollison. If you would like to see more of those Images please check out this web site.

http://jamesmollison.com/books/where-children-sleep/

Phases of the moon Presentations-Puke,Piripi and Faitele

This is my collaborative presentation on the 8 Phases of the moon.

Using Telligami to share Maths Thinking

This is my Telligami on a maths Strategy that I have just learnt. I am a beginner on this app but I think that I could get the hang of it.

Variety Club-Puke

Yesterday the Variety children's charity provided students from schools around the tamaki cluster with new acer notebooks. Thanks to them I can get prepared for next year as I go to Tamaki College.It will help me to get even further than I already am.

Thanks Heaps To Laurane and the Warehouse for this awesome new device.

Puke-Maths strategy Subtraction

This is my google draw poster that I have created. The equation was 77.42-8.58=.

One Small step-Puke

This is my comic life poster on a book I was reading called one small step. This book is all about the first people to walk on the moon. They were Michael Collins, Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin.

Punctuation Challenge-Puke

This is my punctuation challenge that I did. The main focus on this activity was about putting the punctuation in the right place

Punctuation game-Puke

This is an activity on Punctuation.It helps me with my Capital letters and my appostrophes.

Puke-Punctuation challenge.

This is my blogpost on an online challenge that we did. We had to make sure that all of the appostrophres, Capital lettes and full stops are correct.

Don't shoot the square!-Puke

This is my screenshot of the math game I played called don't shoot the square. this game is about not shooting the square root.

Puke-Lucid Charts

This is my Lucid charts on my story i was reading called Charlie and Maria. This was about two people who live very different lives.

Puke-Homonyms poster

 This is my google draw poster on Homonyms.The homonyms that I did were To,Two and Too. I had to write what the meanings of the word was and an image that should describe the word.

The Tahuna's Desicions-Puke

The Tahuna's decisions.

Have you ever wondered what the responsibilities of a Tahuna? Well my responsibilities were to make sure that we were heading in the right direction”. I had been memorising the stars and the position of the sun for the past  11 months. I am hoping there are winds that will take us to the new lands. I had to join this voyage because I was the best navigator in the village. I knew I would miss my family and friends but I was looking forward to seeing the new things in the new lands. I was frightened that the waka might sink and I was nervous about how long it might take to get to a land of big mysteries. Everybody on the boat is counting on me for the boat to go in the right direction and I cannot let them down.

First I had to go through a series of training for instance I had to navigate my way through the forest with Harakeke wrapped around my head. Next I had to move through another 3 series to get to train with my Tahuna and his Tahuna’s. I was feeling pretty sad because I don’t really want to leave my home.

Next we had to set sail, before it got dark, we also had to make sure that all of our supplies (Whakaputanga)  were ready. We said our final goodbye early sunday (Ratapu)  morning. We went on the waka to seek exciting adventures on the new land. I had to make sure the waka is going the right way because if I mess it up, I will lead the waka into the wrong direction. I cannot let the captain and the other passengers down.

First I had to go through a series of training for instance I had to navigate my way through the forest with Harakeke wrapped around my head.

As I was positioning the sun, I could hear birds and I could see that the ocean colour has changed. I was relieved. I did not let anyone down and I lead the waka in the right direction to a new and better land/village. I am still missing my Whanau back at the old village, but I am really happy that I can live in this beautiful land with the rest of my Whanau.

Throughout the voyage, I felt really delighted that I am living at another land. On the other hand I was really sad that I was leaving, however I was happy that I had some of my Whanau with me.

Why is Facebook so popular-Explanation

Why is acebook so popular

Are you aware how many people log onto Facebook every day? Research has shown that over 1.5 billion people log on to Facebook every day. A lot of people use Facebook because it is a social networking site.

People use this site so they can communicate with people every day around the world, they also use it to look at other peoples posts for e.g (photos,videos).

Facebook is important for some people because they can chat to their friends and family. Other people use this for many reasons like playing games because you can challenge your friends and try to beat their scores.

It is also good because we share what’s happening in our life or important information.  Facebook makes people feel like they’re apart of an expansive exciting world.

Did you know that 20 million people a day create a facebook page. That number has increased over the years since. Facebook is a very popular social networking site that will be around for a long, long time

Holiday reading-Recommendation

I recommend this book to Te Pounamu

Because he likes funny books

He likes The covers

and he enjoys looking at the title

Holiday reading-Create your own

This is my character analysis on The book i was reading called Eric Vale Epic Fail

Holiday Reading-Choose your own

This is my drawing of Eric vale in 50 years. Eric Vale is the book  am reading.

Holiday reading-Choose your own

This is my character analysis

Holiday reading-Design your own book cover

This is my book cover of Eric Vales book epic fail.

Holiday Reading-Food glorious food

How To make a Chocolate Brownie

You will need:

200g dark chocolate

170g salted butter (or add a pinch of salt if using unsalted)

3 free range eggs (room temperature is always better)

200g soft brown sugar (caster is fine if you don’t have any)

110g plain flour

Step 1:melt the butter and chocolate in a bain-marie (basically, a heatproof bowl (so not a plastic one) over a saucepan of just-simmering water – don’t let the bottom of the bowl come into contact with water).  Turn the water off when it’s just bubbling and stir the mixture gently until it’s combined.  Take it off the heat and allow to cool to room temperature (if you pour very hot chocolate into the eggy mixture, you risk getting blobs of scrambled egg in your brownies

Step two: meanwhile, whisk the eggs and sugar together until pale, light and frothy.  There is no raising agent in brownies, so the air whisked in at this stage will stop them being a big chocolate brick.
Step three: pour in the cooled chocolate/butter mixture and stir well.
Step four: lastly, add in the flour and any extras you’re adding (nuts… raisins… smarties… whatever, see below).  Stir briefly until the flour disappears.
Baking:
Use a square silicone cake ‘tin’, given a little spritz of cake release spray, but any square or rectangular tin will do.  Make sure you line it very well as the brownies will stick. Step five:  bake for about 30 minutes or until the top is cracked and shiny.  The centre should still be slightly soft and squidgy.