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Wednesday, 22 April 2015

ANZAC 1000 Years

Anzac Day was first marked in 1915 and it is also celebrated on the 25 of April. It is celebrated on the 25 of  April because it is to honor the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who served and fought for our country.


The aim for the Australian and New Zealand army was to capture dardanelles and clear the path for the Bosphorus and the big black sea. By the end of the campaign Gallipoli was still held by the evil Turkish soldiers.


There were 85,000 Turkish bodies, 44,000 mens from France, 8500 bodies dead from the British army 2779 bodies from Australia and New Zealand.


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ANZAC

ANZAC Stands For Australia New Zealand Army Corps

The Meaning of Anzac:

ANZAC day is a national day of remembrance in Australia and also our country New Zealand and broadly commemorates in all Australians and New Zealanders who served, honored and died in WW I  and WW II

In April, ANZAC day was originally to honour the members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) who fought at a place called Gallipoli against the Ottoman Empire in world war 1. ANZAC was observed in the Cook Islands, Niue, Papua New Guinea, Tonga and also as a national called Pitcairn Islands and Samoa.
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Thursday, 2 April 2015

Malama Honua

Last week Wednesday our senior students walked down to Pt England Reserve. The first thing we did was settle down at our place where we were going to sit at. Teachers took photos of the visitors, the Hikianlia waka and the Ukualea waka. When the visitors came the leader did a haka to welcome them to the country of New Zealand. Everybody sang and did important prayers in Maori. Leaders from other school presented them with the hook of Maui hero of aotearoa. Schools came one by one to shake and say goodbye, we each got a food from the hungi and did fun activity's with a big compass.

Kiwi Can

On Friday we had our last session with our teachers Mrs Tuia and Mr Numia. At kiwi can we talked about what we did for the past few weeks. After that we were being told what to do, they separated us into 5 groups. The activity we did was doing role playing. We each got a slip to do, it was funny because others were doing silly role playings. Gkq was up next, 4 people got to get up one at a time, the questions were tricky and hard. We all did our new catch fraze and did our last fraze of the day.

Maths

Today my group and I soled a difficult problem with our teacher Mrs Tofa. The question was, Piri, Maia and ollie are planing to make pikeletes for afternoon tea. There recipe needs 3/4 of cup of milk to batch 25 pikelets. How many cups will they need to make 100 pikelets. My answer was 3/4 + 3/4 = 12/4, 12 divideby 4 equals to 3. It was pretty hard becuase I had to use my brain and figure it out.

Dinosaur research


Type of dinosaur
Pterodactyl - Winged lizard
features
A pterodactyl's feature is that it has sharp claws that can rip a humans skin and body apart. The pterodactyl can sense smell with it’s big nose and can listen with it’s small ears. The wings of it is made out of flat skin and it is smoother than flat wood and it is also 40 inches long.
when it lived on earth
Pterodactyl’s lived on earth 145 million years ago before humans arrived.
when it became extinct
Animals like pterodactyls are called pterosaurs. foods eaten by a specific group of people or other organisms. very large, extinct reptile chiefly from the Mesozoic Era, 251 million to 65 million years ago.
diet
Lizards like pterodactyl they ate fish, insects and small animals like lizards.
Other facts
There were lots of different types of pterodactyls, living in lots of parts of the world. Some were small like a crow, some were as big as hang gliders.
The fossil of a baby pterodactyl was found that was only one inch long, but it could already fly.
pictures
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Wednesday, 1 April 2015

MADD DIARY


Today the year 7 and 8 went to the MADD workshop to learn about other peoples talent. Petia, our teacher talked to us about, keep practising and you will be great in your talent. He separated us into 3 groups, group 1 did NZ got talent group 2 did art and group 3 did wrestling. At the end Petia showed us and chorked a picture of Wonder women.