Should We Buy Fireworks

 This Is My Fireworks Writing Persuasive Planning Template.

Reasons I am Against Fireworks

 

This Is The Poster And Life Time Of Suzanne Aubert

This is my poster about Suzanne Aubert. It tells you more about her.

 

Things A Saint Would And Would Not Do During Lockdown

 This is what I think Saints Would And Would Not do During Lockdown 

Movie Review Writing - Godzilla vs Kong

This is my movie review. The movie that i reviewed was Godzilla vs Kong.

The Good Samaritan and Fratelli Tutti

 

This is my slideshow on Fratelli Tutti and The Good Samaritan.

The Assumption Of Mary

This is my DLO about the assumption of Mary.
 

Famous Person in the Early Church Presentation - St. Paul

 

Today in our class we learnt about the Famous People In The Early Church. Me & Zean chose St. Paul. We made a presentation about him

Hope You Enjoy c:

Fennec Foxes Presentation

 

In our class we learnt about animals migrating. Me, Kori and Jenesys chose Fennec Foxes. Hope you enjoy our presentation! :)

Samoan Language Week - Umu

 

Food - Luau, pork/pig, taro, oka, chop suey, pork bun.  People - (Lawrence & Jasma) Aden & Ayla’s Parents (George & Daisy) Joseph’s parents - Mr Tyrell - Mr T - Koloa’s Nana - Sierra’s Nana and Grandad - Damian's Mum (Marcella)

It was Friday, I knew that the day was going to be full of surprises. It was the last day for Samoan language week and the last day for Miss Haslem. The day was going to be very very exciting. Mr T woke up very early to set up the things for the Umu. It needed things

like sticks, banana leaves, and volcanic rocks. My first thoughts of the umu when I saw it, it looks really cool because I have never seen one in my entire life! After I saw the umu, we went to room 6’s assembly, and we sang a Samoan song. When it finished, we got to check the umu out again. I tried the coco Samoa and it was very tasty. The smoke coming out from the umu was probably from the things like volcanic rocks which were very hot and the were banana leaves on top of the food. After a while we headed back to class. When the bell rang for morning tea I ran straight to the umu. I saw a lot of smoke coming out of the Umu. It smelt like smoked fish. Then everyone started to come out to the Umu and tried the coconut. Mr T cut out the white pieces off the coconut for the students to eat. 

When the bell rang for us to go back to class me, John, Jenesys, Deakin and Aden went to set up the hall for everyone to sit while they ate. We set up about 60 chairs for everyone to sit while they eat the delicious food that the parents cooked and also from the umu. When the bell rang for us to eat the food, we sang the Samoan national anthem. We also raised the Samoan flag while singing. Meanwhile we were getting ready to eat.

Father Benedict the priest visited to grab some of the Samoan food. He said a prayer. When he finished I went to the long line. The food that I ate was Chop suey, taro, elegi (Fish), Oka (Raw Fish, coconut cream and some vegetables), crab salad and a pork bun. When we finished eating, me and the parent helpers were cleaning up. At the end we said a farewell to Miss Haslem, it was emotinal. Some people were crying because she was leaving. When she left we ate up all our lollies from Miss Haslem. It was also the end of Samoan language week. We all had a great time.

My reflection on my Holy Spirit Artwork

 Holy Spirit Artwork

1. What did you accomplish? 

A Beautiful artwork of the Holy Spirit. I have used the symbols of a cross and flames. 

2. Are you satisfied with your final artwork? Why / Why not? Yes, because I did not muck up and I painted within the lines.

3. What did you find easy when creating your Holy Spirit artwork? I found sketching my artwork easy.

4. What did you find challenging when creating your Holy Spirit artwork? I found drawing and painting my artwork challenging. 

5. What do you need to work on? I need to work on drawing the cross. The arms of the cross were uneven and I needed to use a ruler.

6. What would you adjust with your Holy Spirit Artwork? I would adjust drawing the cross as it is crooked. 

7. What would you do next time to improve your Holy Spirit artwork? Nothing, it is already good. I am pleased with how my artwork has turned out. 

The Three Billy Goats Gruff

 

I retold the Three Billy Goats Gruff.

Goldilocks and Three Bears Retelling in English.

 Once upon a time there were three bears. They would always have porridge for breakfast. One day the porridge was too hot. So they went for a walk. Then this little girl called Goldilocks was walking too. When she saw the cottage’s window open, she looked and smelt yummy porridge. That will fill her hungry tummy, she thought. When she climbed through the window she tasted Daddy bear’s porridge. “Yuck!” she said. It's too salty. Next she tried Mummy bear’s porridge. “Yuck!” she said. “It’s way too sweet.” Lastly she tried Baby bear’s porridge. “Mmm, just right!” Goldilocks went to sit on a chair. When she sat on Daddy bear’s chair she jumped straight off. When she sat on Mummy bear’s chair she got stuck in the chair. Lastly she tried to sit on the Baby bear’s chair but it CRACKED. She wanted to know what was upstairs. So up the stairs she went. She saw three beds. Goldilocks tried to sleep on Daddy bear’s bed but it was too high. Next she tried Mummy bear’s bed but it was too low. Lastly when she laid on the Baby bear's bed she fell straight asleep. The three bears came back inside the cottage and realised that their porridge had been eaten. “Who has eaten my porridge?” growled Daddy bear. “Who has eaten porridge?” said Mummy bear. “Who has been eating my porridge until the very last drop?” cried the Baby bear. The three bears found out that someone had been sitting in their chairs. “Who has been sitting on my chair?” growled Daddy bear. “Who has been sitting in my chair?” said Mummy bear. “Who has been sleeping on my chair and has broken it into pieces?” The three bears went upstairs and found out that someone had been sleeping in their beds. “Who has been sleeping on my bed?” growled Daddy bear. “Who has been sleeping on my bed?” said Mummy bear. “There is still someone sleeping on my bed,” cried Baby bear. Goldilocks woke up in freight. “AHHHHHH!” she screamed. She jumped out of the bed and ran outside. “I am never going for a walk in the forest again!” said Goldilocks.

Goldilocks and Three Bears Retelling in English and Samoan.

 

This is me retelling the Goldilocks and Three Bears in Samoan and English.

My home language (Samoan)

 

This is my introduction in Samoan and English.

My Pepeha

 

This is my Pepeha for 2021

Chocolate Sensation Poem

 

My Woven Project

 Woven Photo Portrait

1. What did you accomplish?

I accomplished a woven photo that looks like me.

2. Are you satisfied with your woven photo portrait? Why / Why not?

I am satisfied because it looks like me and I don’t have four eyes like other people in my class.

3. What did you find easy when you created your woven photo portrait?

Measuring the little strips of paper into horizontal and vertical strips

4. What did you find challenging when you were weaving your woven photo portrait? 

Putting together the little strips of paper. Making sure they are tight.

5. What do you need to work on?

My nose because the strip was not straight when I glued it on. 

6. What would you adjust with your woven photo portrait? 

Adjusting my nose a little bit straighter.

7. What would you do next time to improve your self portrait?

Be patient and taking my time

My Pepeha

 This is my pepeha.

Poster for Lent

 

This is my poster for lent

My Treasure

 This is About my samoan cultrual clothes

Duffy Theatre Recount

This Is A Mary Mackillop Report.

 Mary MacKillop report

Mary MacKillop was born January 15th 1842 in Melbourne, Australia. Her parents are Flora and Alexander, they are from scotland. They visited Australia and found it good, Mary’s family was poor. Mary was the oldest out of her 8 siblings. When Mary was 18, she moved to Penola in South Australia. In March 1866, she became the first Josephite Sister. She had a dream that she opened a school for all the poor kids. Then her dream came true. Mary MacKillop was misunderstood by some priests and bishops. A bishop named Bishop Sheil excommunicated Mary MacKillop and 47 other sisters. 5 months later Mary’s excommunication was lifted. Another time Bishop Reynolds told Mary Mackillop to pack her bags and move out of Adelaide. She was wrongly accused of doing things.Through out her life she was often ill. She suffered rheumatism and had a stroke in 1902, also becoming paralysed one her right side. After all the illnesses she's been through, she was still strong. Mary died peacefully in a convent in North Sydney, August 8th 1909. Everyone around the world is inspired by Mary MacKillop.

This Is My Comic Life For My Profile.

 

This is my learning profile. Its based on how I learn and what prevents me of doing work and what helps me doing school work.

This Is How I Learn - Getting To Know The Learner.

This is about how I learn and what stops me from learning.

This Is My Introduction For My Blogger Profile

 My name is Joseph. I am Samoan, and I am a year 6. I am in Room 2. I was born in New Zealand. At home my family speaks Samoan and English. At home there are seven people in my family and five brothers. I have no sisters. My brothers' names are Chester, Ronan, George and Tuvale. In my spare time I play rugby and basketball. My goals for this year are to improve in my writing and reading, and to get an award at prize giving.

Listen To God's Call Mary Mackillop

 

Make Room For All Mary Mackillop

 

Grattitude Of Attitude Mary Mackillop

 

This Is My Word Cloud For The Values Of Mary Mackillop, "Do Your Bit".