I was previously a student at Wesley Primary School. All my blog posts from January 2021 onwards have been created since I started at Hay Park School.
Tuesday, July 6, 2021
Ready.. Set.. Bike training!
Thursday, July 1, 2021
The Wonder Project
- Fins (Cardboard)
- Parachutes ( Cloths)
- Nose cone
- designs
- High vis vest
- Safety glasses
- Don't launch the rocket when raining or windy
- Don't go over 60 psi
Friday, June 25, 2021
Waka description
Talofa lava, Bloggers
For the last few weeks paterson class has been learning about wayfinding navigation and waka. Yesterday I was making a Waka Hourua. Here's what it looks like.
One of the features of my waka hourua is a small round hut, it's a small storage and equipment room. For my hulls, they are going to be triangular. My sails are made out of flax (or in other words harakeke te reo maori). My wood is made out of totara wood. I chose it because it's sturdy and doesn't grow mold on it.
My job is to be a Cook chef, it means that I teach the crew how to cook.
Friday, June 18, 2021
Wayfinding Navigation
Talofa lava,
Today I´m going to teach you an amazing millennial knowledge of my
Polynesian ancestors:
Wayfinding navigation. Back in the days there were no modern
instruments like: A GPS, Google maps and a compass. They used birds,
waves/currents, the position of the sun & the moon, wind and stars.
Birds would help them by whatever direction they are going in is the
way to land . The currents direct them to land by the way that the
currents are moving going is the to land.
Matariki,
Matariki is a star cluster that also helps the navigators sailing. How you would recognise it? Look for a 9 stars cluster, a constellation.
Thursday, May 27, 2021
Exquisite Sentence!
Talofa lava Bloggers!
Yesterday we were learning about Space. I wrote a lot of sentences and out of those, these were my favourite ones:
I like the Milky Way. It's a galaxy that Earth is inside.There are different types of sizes and shapes of galaxies but most of them are a circle. It's like a big blanket covering the earth.
Thursday, May 13, 2021
NZ Sign language week!
Talofa lava!
This week is New zealand sign language week!. Our teo reo teacher (Papa jarrod) came and taught us how to learn sign language in maori.He taught us how to say Aotearoa, whanau and Kia roa,and we also learnt how to spell out our names in sign language.

