What do I see?

What do I see? I see dark blue short-tailed stingrays flying above the rocky shores

What do I see? Short-tailed stingrays gliding above the bright blue light sun-basing

What do I see? Blue moamoa swimming with delight shaking with fear

What do I see? I see long sharp tails shaking like sand

What do I see? I see blue moamoa swimming around flying stingrays

W6 chillies four

today we were learning multiplication and how to make squares this is my work for week 6.

Rimu week 6

today I was learning about other peoples cultures and we should respect their cultures.

The lockdown was usual enough

The lock down was usual enough; it had germs, bacteria, lots of sneezing, masks and loud coughing.
I never heard before.
My and my sisters did what some people might do.
We did hard chores, staying up late, reading quietly, lots of cooking, watching T.V., playing with my sister and doing some school work.
Doing nothing important.

Nile crocodile

my lockdown refection

My lock down reflection

I learnt to learn to finish thing properly, I also learnt to solve hard word problems, learning to spell words, doing school work, practising some exercises, typing really quick, reading books, doing some building with cardboard, doing some art, to thing properly, not to read so fast.

To use my time properly, they work really hard, to appreciate things when they buy things for me to use, saying hello to people.

There are lots of cars driving buy, I hear lots of birds coming from trees, colourful lights in the street, lots of people biking and lots of shops around the street, barking of the dogs, lots of people walking on the street and so much trees that are so long has lots of green leaves.

They respect their rules, they are kind to other people, respect their leaders a lot, they drive safetly, they talk to new neighbours that come to town, they have lots of cooking essentials.

Day 21 dinosaurs

Congratulations