Monday, 16 November 2020

Life cycle of an Iceberg

 This is the life cycle of an iceberg

Thursday, 5 November 2020

Current events

The Great Barrier reef was a beautiful sight seeing place in Australia on Australia's north-eastern coast. Through the years it has decayed and now is turning to nothing, because in since the past couple years it have decreased by 75%. Soon it will be NOTHING...


Tuesday, 3 November 2020

Te Reo Prepositions

This morning Whaea Katie came and did Te Reo with us and we learnt a game like Simon Says. We were learning about prepositions which are words that tell about different positions and we made this slide. We had to pick an animal or object and put it in different places such as over, under, above, below etc. I chose to do a dog.  Here are my te reo sentences.

Friday, 30 October 2020

Grandparents day Letter

For Grandparents day we had to write our grandparents a letter.

Dear Nanny and Poppa


Thank you for putting up with me when I stay

the night and thank you for always letting me have

bbq’s because they are my favourite ways to spend

time with you. Thank you for always letting me have

ice-cream and I love your cakes, they are delicious.

I would also like to thank you for all the amazing

presents you have given me.

Lots of love Aimee

Quarantine Paragraph

 Quarantine paragraph - Draft - Aimee 


Lock down was a disaster in my eyes! Almost every day mum would say, ‘go for a walk’ or ‘take the dog out somewhere’ because she was always working. I also didn’t like home school because I couldn’t concentrate at home! There are so many distractions like your phone or your pets or food but at school you don’t get those things all the time. I thought it was horrible that you couldn’t see your friends as well. It was such a relief to go back to school. Let's hope there are NO MORE LOCK DOWNS!

By Aimee


Friday, 16 October 2020

Current events week 1

Tasmanian Devils Are Reintroduced to Australia's Mainland - EcoWatch

 Tasmanian Devils

Tasmanian devils have a disease going around killing most of the population. They live mostly in Australia and if they are hand raised then you could pick them up all the time. They look really mean but they aren't unless you hurt them or go near there babies. Baby Tasmanian devils are called imps and they leave their parents when they are 10 months old. They can live up to 5 or 6 years if they are in good condition they can live until they are 7 years old.

Tuesday, 13 October 2020

Basket Ball free throws

 

Here is my basket ball free throw results.