Fridge pickers statistical investigation.

In room 15 we have been doing statistics. We did graphs on how to start off with our statistics. This graph is about "What does room 15 eat when they get home from school." We had to color in a piece of paper.

This is what they represent, green is fruit and veges, purple is drinks, pink is sweets and desserts and blue is other.

I found out that most people eat fruit and veges and the least people eat other food.

For the graphs we put them into bar graphs, strip graphs, histograms, dot plots, pie graphs.

swimming

 This is my  group splashing around.

During the week room 15, 14, 13, and 12 have been doing swimming. We have been learning to do breaststroke, backstroke, flutter board front and back and also freestyle. I'm also a backup in the relay team. My favourite stroke is freestyle and backstroke. 

Welcoming Miss Wyllie.

Welcome to Vardon school school for the term miss wyllie.
Miss wyllie has been to 30 diffrent countries.
Miss wyllie has also taught in london.
Miss wyllie has been wakeboarding and snowboarding
For the last three weeks, room15 has had a new teacher named Miss Wyllie.
Miss wyllie has read us a book named "Circus Burzukus".
Miss Wyllie has done some art with us.
My favourite piece of art was the bubble art for our homelearning.

Culture evening.

On Tuesday the 10th, there was a cultural evening night at vardon school.
Lots of people came to dance and stuff like the Cambodian dance, kapa haka, sasa etc.
At fist i felt nervous,shy and scared, But when i got on stage, it wasn't so bad, i wasn't nervous, scared or shy, i actually felt proud of myself.
I enjoyed singing papatititaha and taupiri temonga.
Even though i didn't see any of the performances[except for middle kapa haka], i thought they were really amazing with all of there practise.
The thing i enjoyed most was getting up there and giving it a go and singing in Maori to lots of people.

It was a bummer when the performance was over because i enjoyed so very much.

But still i was tired and a little hungry. 

kapa haka.

Every Thursday, the Kapa Haka group practice in the hall for their perfomance. At the same time we have a cheerleading, hip hop [but cheerleading's in room12 and hip hop is in room15 and aerobics. Kapa haka our time for practicing andlearning new songs. Girls and boys are starting to make poi's for the perfomance but, but the sting has to be short. The kapa haka group have great instructors to teach us kapa haka. Kapa haka is fun to do for year 3 to 6 children. The cheerleading and hip hop are really, really, really awesome as well. The kapa haka also practice in Room 13 when the hall is being used.

What am i haiku.

A haiku is were you write a short paragraph stating with five, seven, then five.
So It's like a short story that you have to clap out .
Not like five words, then seven words, then another five words.
You have to clap it out.

What am I.
It is dry purple
I have seeds
I'm sort of yellow and sort of orange in the inside but sweet in the inside.

What am I.
Its lumpy
I'm red
I'm juicy.

what am I.
It is really sharp.
I'm found in tropical places.
I am sweet.

Wow Reflection

This term, we have been learning about waste to wow.
Room 12 and room 5 have been working together to create some nature things like trees, kiwis, the river and fantails.
On Thursday the 28th of June, it was SHOWTIME!!!!!.
While classes were waiting for there turn, people were watching movies[we watched wreck it Ralph].
Also each class had there own theme.
My costume was a kiwi,I was in a group of 8.
The people who helped make the kiwi costume was Toby, Savannah, Desmond, Me, Enoka, Malachi, Aston and Ake.
The production was in the school hall.
We made our wings out of carpet, our top and pants out of colour coe, the belt out of blue box straps and plastic.