Central Interceptor

Hey bloggers,

It was the last week of school YAY!!!! we have been learning about the central interceptor. It is going to be done by 2025, IT IS SUPER EXCITING! If you are wondering what the Central Interceptor is, It is a tunnel that will purify the whole of Auckland´s water ( that is what I heard). We had some people that came in from Water Care and  told us about the Central Interceptor. We were lucky that we seniors at Hay Park School got to choose the name of the giant tunnel ( We had some options out of the Matariki stars) we have not heard what name is yet but we will find out soon these are some fact about it. The Matariki star that I  chose was Waiti.

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Blog Ya later

Toolkits

Namaste Bloggers,

I am here with another blog post. I have such an amazing time that I want to do more blog posts. This blog is about toolkits. Do you know that this was the first time ever doing toolkits online. I learnt lots of things that I did not know. 

Here is  the my toolkits slides:

Thank You for looking at my slides

See ya later alligators

BYE!!!!!

What Makes A Good Blog Post

Hey Bloggers, I am back to share more of my learning. Today me and my class had to write what make a good blog post, I listed a bunch of thing that I thought would make a good blog post. What do you guys think makes a good blog post? I will tell you one way to make your unique blogs interesting add more Synonyms.
OK I won't tell you anymore because by reading this google drawing you will find out lots of ways to get lots of comment and views on your blog.
here it is:                                                                                                   

Maybe if you link your blogs in the comments I will check it out and give some feedback to you.
Blog ya later
Bye ;D

Trip to Stardome

Ki Ora bloggers,

On Tuesday the 23rd of June Hay Park School went to Stardome. We had a astonishing time there. We got to watch 3 movies, don't tell anyone but I fell asleep after the first movie, I was enjoying my sleep until I heard a squeaky voice saying "Marwah wake up wake up Marwah wake up" and when I woke up there was my cousin Khadija. We also learnt so much about space and Matariki.
Here is what me and my cousin Khadija worked on together:


 

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 feel free to ask any questions I will respond to your comment as soon as I see it
See you later alligators, Bye ;D

Digital Siapo patterns

Talofa lava, bloggers

 This week is Samoan language week!. We have been looking at Samoan art called Siapo (also known as tapa). The paper they use for siapo is from the mulberry tree.
The color that is mostly used for tapa is brown it could also be red, yellow, orange or black.

My class did this on google drawing and we  decided to share it with all of you. I think most of you guys learn about this topic at school too.
I did not know that they made the paper until I had watched a video.

we had to do:

• copying and pasting
• we had we had toy resize and rotate it

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feel free to leave questions
and if you know more things from the Samoan culture comment it
bye

Summer learning journey-day 3 week 1 activity 2

Ki Ora bloggers

 I am going to be doing a new activity from the summer learning journey!!!
I checked out my blog this morning and I saw a comment that really encouraged me to do more summer learning journey activities, now here I am back on track.

LeBron James is one of the most famous professional basketball players in the world . He plays for the Los Angeles Lakers NBA (National Basketball Association) team. He has won a great number of awards over the past years.  He has also helped his team win many important games.

 Steven Adams also plays for the NBA and comes from Rotorua  NZ (New Zealand). He has a
 half-sister named Valerie Adams who has earned her gold medal.
Currently Steven Adams lives in the US (United States) and now plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder-basketball team.

Amazingly both of these fantastic basketball players have many similarities. Some similarities they have is that none of them were rich and none of them grew up with a father at home.Even though they had to face challenges they could handle them. Both of these basketball players have shown us what you can do if you work hard and believe in yourself.

If I got a chance to interview a basket player of my choice I would choose Chris Paul and the questions I would ask him is:

• Do you have siblings and how many?
• What made you play basketball?
• Do you practice basketball in you own time?

well that is for now
byeeeeee