Setting Sail in NZ

Hai Blogging Unicorns!

Hi, It Kanishka and Meghan from the SLJ. I'm doing a activity from the Summer Learning Journey, archived content (last year). The activity was to write a letter about myself sailing to NZ. Here is my letter

Dear People,

I'm Kanishka, today I decided set sail to NZ, my heart was beating really fast that I packed everything untidily (something I don't usually do) and chucked everything into a cloth of fabric and tied it tightly on to a stick. I ran to the waka because we had nothing else to go in since we can't swim all the way there. I jumped on the boat with my stuff and we departed from my island (Fiji).

After some days that turned in to weeks, weeks that turned into months and months turned into years. We finally arrived to NZ, it was peaceful and quiet with the birds chirping. I was excited I started to build my own hut with the wood chopped onto the ground and that's when I realised that NZ was my... new home.

That's All For Today, Blog You Later, Bai!

BREAKING NEWS!!!

Hai Bloggers!

BREAKING NEWS!!!

Today in class we were suppose to choose any article from Kiwi Kids News. Many
people chose different articles but mine was called “Lady adopts two headed snake”.
As we know some snakes have venom but this one is safe to adopt. The two headed
snakes name were Filè and Gumbo.

This article is about a snake that was up for adoption and getting adopted by a lady.

The main message I found in this article is that there is a snake up for adoption
because it was a two headed snake. It is on the news because two headed snakes are
really rare and since they are hard to find and adopt.

The lady adopted the two headed snake in Louisiana, USA on June 17th 2018.

Have you ever seen anyone or yourself adopt a snake?

For more information click here. That’s all for today, Bai!

Blog You Later!  :) <3

Checked By: Mandita & Miss Berry

Aboriginal Inspired Artwork

Kia Orana Bloggers,

Today we did our Art Evaluation, we did it our art on Aboriginal Inspired Art. We did this type of cultural art for culture day. We also read a dream time book called "The Rainbow Serpent," our art was about the Rainbow Serpent since it is from the Aboriginals. We know that because the story, The Rainbow Serpent because we found it was a dream time story.

We presented our work Aboriginal Inspired Art in the Cultural Assembly in our 'culture-tastic' cultural clothes. Here is my Art Evaluation


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