Holiday programme in Whangarei.

Brushing our teeth.

Symmetry

WALT create a pattern with one line of symmetry.

Success criteria: 

Our butterfly will look the same (identical) on both sides.

We can check by using a mirror.

 I folded the paper down the middle.

I cut from the fold to make the shape of half  a butterfly.

I tried cutting out some other pieces to make a pattern.

I coloured my butterfly so each of them matches.

I took a photo to put on my blog.

I write my WALT Success Criteria and what I did.

My mum

My mum My mum is wonderful to me and my baby brother . She takes care of me and cooks for me. She always helps me with my homework everyday. She kisses me and my baby brother good night and she hugs me and my brother before we go to school.she always washes our clothes and dries our clothes everyday.Mum is the best mum in the world.She has a heart full of joy. She buys our shopping and she awhi's me when I get hurt and she shows me aroha and Manakitanga and she loves me.She hugs me and my baby brother goodnight and good morning she kisses me and my baby brother good night and good morning to us.She does everything but the thing that she does is goes to work everyday. She takes me on walks to Orakau road everyday in the afternoon at 3:00.I love you mum to the moon and back to my heart mum. What would I do without a mum like you mum. Happy Mother's day mum. Arohanui Huhana-Jean

Recount writing about football.

Football in NZ. Football is the number-one team sport in the world. It’s played by about 250 million! Why Football is a popular sport in NZ? First reason why football is so popular here in NZ is because many people believe that football players don’t get as many injuries as those who play other contact sports. Second reason why football is so popular here in NZ is because a lot of Kiwi kids play football because it’s seen as a safe sport. Another reason why football is so in NZ is because in November 2017 men’s team the All whites played peru. So in Conclusion that’s why football is so popular in NZ.