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".