Kiwi Can

This week we got another lesson of Kiwi Can with Mrs Grace and Mr C Manu, our theme was positive relationship and we also got to play 2 fun games. First we got in and they talked about what we were learning about last week. After talking about that we played the first game which were Up and Down, this game was about one side to flip the cone down and the other team had to flip the cone upwards. This was a funny game to play and it was fun flipping over the cones and having to verse your friends or other people. After we played the energizer we talked about the game and if it was fun or not and then we did the catch phrase that Mr C Manu made up for us to learn. Later on Mr C Manu asked Karlos to be in his role play and then they tried and acted so that after they acted we could ask questions about how he could be changed. Nextly when Mr C Manu and Karlos finished acting and answered the questions we played a game called street fighting, for this game we had fight actions which were 5 actions which were 1 for one punch, 2 for 2 punches, 3 was kick, 4 was upper cut and spin and five lastly was air push, there were two different teams and the leaders were Mr C Manu and the other leader was Mrs Grace. We played that game for a few rounds and then got the finals and they played a round and then got to verse the other team and saw who was going to win and then we got the two last people. They had a round and the winner was Haylee from our team and the other team sadly lost but that was a fun game to play.

Cricket Reflection

We had our first lesson of Cricket with Brian from HPPC which was teaching us how to play. The skills we learnt was batting, fielding, bowling, scoring, teamwork and communication. It was a lot of fun playing cricket with everyone in LS2. We worked in teams and had to think about how are we gonna be communication with our team. Sione got the highest score in our class with 20 runs. With the batting and bowling there is different rules. This was a fun first session of cricket with Brian who coaches us cricket for kiwi sport.

Summary

Te Tiriti o Waitangi is a very important time in New Zealand history. In 1860, representatives from the British Crown and Maori Chiefs signed a treaty of agreement, to let the Maori have ownership over their land and property. Partnership, Participation, and Protection were the underlining principles under the treaty. They got the treaty to be signed by over 500 Maori chiefs. 

Haylee, Sakina, Victoria, Florence, Ellenora


This week for reading we were doing a summary about Te Tiriti o Waitangi. I was working with Haylee, Victoria, Florence, Ellenora, Sakina and I. We all worked collaborative. The words that were lighted were the six most important words that we used in the sentences, and wrote more information about what happened in the past days, when the British and Maori and everyone else signed the treaty of waitangi.

Tech Reflection

This week was our first session of tech with Mr Grundy. Today we looked at pewter casting to make jewelry. First we planned our designs and who our recipients were. Mr Grundy showed us the steps of creating our designs, so we could have a clear understanding on how we make it. There were a few designs we were thinking of making.