Filmmaking

 In Te Maunga we had a reading activity called Filmmaking. I learnt how to edit and film and how to do a voice over. My favourite thing to learn was to edit. For editing I learnt how to cut things out and how to add things to the movie and how to do a voice over. The challenging thing was to get the film done in time. Have you done filmmaking before?

My awesome beats

I learnt how to make my own beats. I found this to be awesome. Have you done your own beats before???  I found it on my class site.                  

Wacky Wednesday

 On Wacky Wednesday the whole School had to dress up silly for fun. We dressed up like superheroes or some people had an inside out T-shirt. One thing I liked doing was being a part of Wacky Wednesday and having fun. The most challenging thing was to find something funny to wear. I learnt some people don’t make fun of you for what you are wearing.

PAL DAY!!!

 In Te Maunga the whole of Paihia School had a PAL day. We played short games like red light green and ball-rush and lots more. One thing I liked doing was big ball soccer. The most challenging thing that I played was handball because  only some people knew how to play.

Harlow’s Earthquakes and volcano

 In Te Maunga we had a reading activity called earthquakes and volcanoes. We learnt about how volcanoes and earthquakes happen. For example volcanoes happen when two plates rub together and then the plates start to get very hot and then it starts to melt and then magma, a mixture of red-hot rocks and gas, starts to push up across cracks in the earth crust, the ground above shakes as the gas explodes inside the magma. My favourite thing to learn was learning about how these things happen. The most challenging thing was trying to get my work done at the right time.

THE LAST DAY OF TERM 3

 On the last day of term 3 we had a cool house sports day. We played games like Dodgeball, Rob the nest, Duck, duck, goose and lots more. I enjoyed playing Rob the nest. The most challenging thing was trying to beat Cade at Dodgeball.

Harlow’s Measurement

 In Te Maunga we have been doing Measurement. We learnt about Perimeter and Area. Perimeter means the outside of the shape that you are working on, and Area means the inside of the shape that you are working on. My favourite part was doing Perimeter. The most challenging thing was doing Area and finishing in time.