Yesterday we played cricket and the game we played was batting the ball in the middle of cones you get 12 points. We learnt a skill about how to hold a bat and bat it. We learn another skill called hit the ball and bat it like a paintbrush.
On Wednesday we had AFL coaches and we played handball. We learnt to pass the ball by holding in in one hand and hitting it with our other fist on the x.
We are Team 17, a Year 6 class at Bailey Road School in Mt Wellington, Auckland, New Zealand. Our teacher is Mr. Wood and we want to share our learning with our whānau (family) and other learners. We hope you will enjoy our blog and leave us comments.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Monday, September 6, 2010
Netball Winners
This trophy was given to us by Oranga Netball because we won all of our games. We were hoping that we could win this too, and win did!
The trophy below is an individual trophy. Everyone who played this year got one.
By Saylor
The trophy below is an individual trophy. Everyone who played this year got one.
By Saylor
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Saturday, September 4, 2010
Making culture wikis
This term Mr Wood told us about the net guide competition. I was so excited because I have not entered one before. This term everyone in Team 17 has been working on their wiki so hard to win.
Here are all the names of the wiki's, you can click on them to visit them.
Culture-Samoa: Bernadette, Viola, and Tyler wiki teaches us about Samoan dance.
India-rocks:Priyasha, Sheetel and Shradha's wiki on Indian culture.
Pasifica-goods: Henrica, Jan and Saylor wiki on pacific culture.
TheOceananas: Loretta, Pearl and Mapili explore some of the pacific cultures.
Tongan-kings: Shawn, Vivek and Sam explore Tongan culture.
Twoasone: Akansha, Shradha, and Catherine compare Indian and Philippine cultures.
SonsofSamoa: Eugene, Nick and Steven exploring everything Samoan.
What do you like about them so far?
What do you think they need to improve?
By Loretta
Here are all the names of the wiki's, you can click on them to visit them.
Culture-Samoa: Bernadette, Viola, and Tyler wiki teaches us about Samoan dance.
India-rocks:Priyasha, Sheetel and Shradha's wiki on Indian culture.
Pasifica-goods: Henrica, Jan and Saylor wiki on pacific culture.
TheOceananas: Loretta, Pearl and Mapili explore some of the pacific cultures.
Tongan-kings: Shawn, Vivek and Sam explore Tongan culture.
Twoasone: Akansha, Shradha, and Catherine compare Indian and Philippine cultures.
SonsofSamoa: Eugene, Nick and Steven exploring everything Samoan.
What do you like about them so far?
What do you think they need to improve?
By Loretta
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wiki culture Loretta
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Museum Trip
On the 24th of August we went to Auckland Museum. We went to see patterns and learn about different cultures.
First Sid showed us the Pataka. A Pataka is a old moari fridge. It usually has a few taniwhas on the outside to protect the food. The Pataka we looked at had 12 taniwha. Sid told us that only children under 7 were allowed to enter but first they had to recite their family history.
First Sid showed us the Pataka. A Pataka is a old moari fridge. It usually has a few taniwhas on the outside to protect the food. The Pataka we looked at had 12 taniwha. Sid told us that only children under 7 were allowed to enter but first they had to recite their family history.
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Disco
On the 19th of August 2010 we had our school disco. The dico was awesome. My favourite part was the time we got into a big circle and had a dance competition "GIRLS VS BOYS" it was awesome.Though we didn't have a judge!!!. Anyway a boy named Alamain did a cool dance and we recorded his dance hope you enjoy watching it.I bet all of us had fun!and I hope you enjoy our photos.
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disco Akansha
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Culture Close-up
Vivek decided to use his new found photography skills to show some close up photos of our cultural collection. I like it because you can really see the textures and designs.
Vivek said, "I took these photos from really close-up."
Can you tell what cultures some of these come from?
Vivek said, "I took these photos from really close-up."
Can you tell what cultures some of these come from?
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Maori Langauge
During Maori Language week we posted videos of us using Te Reo Maori. One of our board members is Maori and reads our blog. Matua Max visited our class to congratulate us on our blog and help us correct some Maori grammar mistakes. Thank you Matua Max for helping us learn.
What is this? That (in your hand) is a pen.
He aha tenei? He pene tena.
What is that? That (over there) is a pen.
He aha tenei? He pene tera.
Thanks to Loretta, Saylor and Bernadette.
What is this? That (in your hand) is a pen.
He aha tenei? He pene tena.
What is that? That (over there) is a pen.
He aha tenei? He pene tera.
Thanks to Loretta, Saylor and Bernadette.
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maori Bernadette Saylor Loretta
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