How to make a Christmas decoration.

How to make a Christmas decoration. 

Materials.

• Popsicle stick
•  3 cup cake cups
• Glue stick
• Pva glue
• rib-in
• pom pom
• sellotape 

Steps 

1. Grab your cups and start to fold them until you get a small version that looks like it in half.
2. Grab your glue stick and glue them from top to bottom.
3. Grab your your sellotape and rib-in and put it on that so you can hang it
4. Grab your pva glue and stick the pom poms on

Athletics day

Yesterday we had athletics day.  We had to bring our house colours to be represent our house. The things we did was long jump ,hurdles ,shot put ,sack race ,high jump , discus and sprints. When we did sprints I ended up going as fast as I could and got 4th place. It was kind of an achievement for me but I knew I need to push my self to go faster. The part I liked the most was high jump to be real. The hard part was in shot put when we had to try hit the target which was a cone. The easy part was doing high jump because it was extremely fun and easy.

Boat reflect number 2

Before morning tea we did a test down at the pool and we filled one of the boats with water and see if it will float. The bottom bit sank but the top bit floated because it had air in it.

SLJ

If I was to go back to the 1930s. I would take a ticket to the Willy Wonka factory because its like every kids dream to go to a factory like that. There would be Candy, Chocolate and all sourts. It is such a dream... My favorite type of chocolate is rocky road because it is sweet and fills your mouth with taste.

Hanga Waka

Last Friday our class and Nga Rau Puawai went down to the pool with the boats that we made. When we took them in I was extremly excited. So in the end I ended up coming first with 30 coins fitting on my boat.

Assembly blog

2 weeks ago we had an assembly and we hosted it. The hard bit was projecting my voice Threw the video. The easy part was just having a great assembly. Here is my item.

Kapa haka reflect

Last weekend me and my Roopu ( Te Rou Pou Manawa O Kawakawa ) to keningston stadium. As we rock up I start to get even more goosebumps well we see other groups head out of the stadium. Well we walk threw the hall I was the nervous I'd ever been. Now at this point we were getting the finishing touch ups. When we we're on stage my goosebumps start to dye down. In the ending we ended up coming 3rd. "pretty good I'd say". 

Taumarere past between now.

• Back in the old days around Kawakawa/Taumarere area the girls were the ones going to school well the boys were in the coal mines working extremely hard. 
• Back in Taumarere days they had a made up steam train that could pull 7 tons and it just wasn't  enough so they bought two steam boats that could pull 40 tons each threw the Taumarere awa to opua and then drop off the coal at opua warf to the cargo ships.

# The end.