Manu tukutuku is a Maori traditional kite and I think that is cool.

W.A.L.T teach our audience on how to make a Manu Tukutuku

What I found challenging was: How to write the instructions because I have not finished my own one.

What I found easy was: How to write the historical facts because I have heard heaps about this kite. 

Constellations are fun to learn about especially when you get to reasearch new things, I love learning new things.

W.A.L.T list 10 Major southern hemisphere constellations.

What I found hard: was trying to find the constellations that I don't know about.

What I found easy was: Looking for the constellations that I already know
E.g The southern cross, The pot , and Orion Ect.

Want to know facts about Matariki check out my work down below.

W.A.L.T inform our audience about what Matariki is.

How do you organize a planet party? You planet. Get it plan it (Planet)

W.A.L.T inform people about what is our solar system.

What I liked was: Finding out new facts and new things about the Solar System.

Have you ever ridden that ride the Power Surge?

WALT: recount a past event and entertain my audience.

SC

1. Plan sequence events.
2. Show my author’s voice.
3. Use language tool to describe actions, thoughts and events.

Planning

Introduction:

Actions:Heart pound, Mind racing, Legs giggling, Eyes crying

Event: The powersurge

Summary: Over all, it was a good day.

The Ride of Power.

Heart pounding, and mind running, my family and I, went to Rainbows End, to celebrate my birthday, on the most beautiful day possible. We walked in proudly through the main gates, however it was pretty hard to do this when your mum gives you the job of carrying the chilly bin. So poor old Sylvah and I lugged the chilli bin as everyone stampeded through the gate and left my cousin and I to struggle with this monstrous lunch box.

At that moment I had a great Idea. “Come on Sylvah, use your kaha,” I said.

“You can ride the Powersurge” I replied, and then out of nowhere, she used all of her strength to lift and place the chilli bin onto the table.

While walking to the Power Surge, my heart was pounding, my mind was racing, and my legs were jiggling, because this ride was my darkest enemy. I could never get this ride out of my mind. While Sylvah and I were walking to it was as if I was hypnotised to remember this ride forever. We walked along the side to get onto the ride. While putting my belt on I quickly asked the manager.  “Would I fall out?” I queried, just a precaution, because you never know what will happen when it loops and you’re upside down.

While racing up into the air I thought I was tough, but no I was wrong, because if there was more weight on the other person's side then we would do a majority of flips, and guess what happened? We flipped around continuously..

“Ahhh!!, ohhhh!!, ehhhh!, hahahaha!, nooooo!, I WANNA GET OFF!!”

Those were the noises that were coming out of my very own mouth, and I never ever knew I would say those words on that ride… but I did as I was scared witless.

Walking to the next ride my cousins were making fun of me, (like always) so do you know what I done? I walked away and went back to where my mum and dad was, at Kids Kingdom. While walking up my uncle caught my eyes.

“ Uncle!!” I exclaimed, “

“Yes, Heaven,”

“Since it’s my birthday, can you shout me a drink please?”

“The only problem is that I don’t know where the shop is,” replied my uncle.

“This day would never get better,” I thought angrily to myself.

So I asked him to point out where my mum and dad were. “Ohhh, they're just over there sitting on the chair, looking after your brother and sister,” replied my uncle.

“Thank you,” I replied.

I walked to my mum and dad like a sloth, because I had nothing to do, because all the rides I wanted to go on had the longest lines ever imagined, and that just frustrated me. So I told my mum and dad that I had nothing to do, and obviously they replied with a dumb answer like.

“Oohhh, well, do you want to look after your brother and sister?”

And obviously, I replied with a quick and fast, “NO!!” I turned around quickly and flounced away.

I’ll always remember the Power Surge, no matter what and if we go again, I will always try to conquer that ride even though it scares me. I like trying new things and I know you shouldn’t judge a ride by its looks, it might look frightening but I know it’s fun in the end.

ANZAC is awesome, Have you ever learned about ANZAC well if you haven't now is your time to do so.

W.A.L.T collect data and information and to inform our audience on what is ANZAC.

Whats your future job?

This is a poster I made on Friday 16 June 2017.

What I had to do is made a poster about my future job, and my future job is to a an Air Traffic Controller. I feel like that job could be really fun. The first box means the description of my future job, the box below is what education qualifications you need for the job, the right top box is the good things about the job and the box below is the negative things about my future job. 

Do you no Orion the fierce hunter. Read more down below.

W.A.L.T inform our audience about Orion's Belt.

This is called a wahi document.

Wahi	Definition	A/k
Ngawha	spring.	Ae
ohaeawaia	Where the prootds rested	Ae
pakaraka	Village of the karaka threee	Ae
tawai	Whashing the buttocks	Koa
hukerenui	Great cascade	Koa
Hikurangi	Piercing the sky	kao
okaihua	One who eats wind	Ae
horeke	To throw a spear	Ae
mangamaku	The muka streams	Koa
Pangurupanguru	To make a rumbling sound	Kao
mitimiti	Shallow water	Kao
Mangonui a wai	broadwood	kao
kerikeri	Scratch out of the ground	Ae
matauri	Half cooked hangi	Ae
Te ngaere	The swamp	Kao
Rawhiti	Rising sun east	Ae
whangaruru	The waiting place of the owls	Ae

We writ the meaning of the place and then we had to write Ae if we've been there or kao if we haven't been there.

Do you want to compost, well I bet this will, might just change your mind about composting.

WHY IS IT SO IMPORTANT TO HAVE A COMPOST?

Lesson by Anouk. Thursday 8 June 2017

1. Why do we have compost?

Because it helps to improve in our garden and helps our plants grow more efficiently.

2. How many food gets wasted a year?

• 1.3 billion people waste their food each year.
• 21 million bread loafs get thrown away each year.
• Did you know that you don’t put a banana with the rest of your fruit because it will ripen the fruit faster.
• Don’t put a onion and potato together or else the potato will get to soft.
• Don’t burn your plastic bag because when a huge cloud of smoke comes up that is a deadly poison.
• If you inhale that poison you will grow with that chemical and you will get sick at the same time as you grow.

3. Why you shouldn’t bury your rubbish at home?

Because when you dig a hole in the ground and you through like nappies, cans, bottles, all of the liquid drips to the bottom of the hole and creates a toxic chemical called Leachate and then it soaks into the ground and then there is usually water pipes are under the ground and the the toxic liquid slowly drips into our water we drink.

4. Compost recipe:

• Browns + Greens + Air + water=Compost
• Decomposers
• When leaves fall of the tree the bugs like worms, spiders etc, eat the leafs and then they leaves they ate go back up into the tree and then in spring the leaves that the worms and spiders ate turn back into leaves and that is called nature's recycling system.

5. Types of compost.

• Worm farm
• Black bin
• Japanese composter/Bokashi.

6. Did you know that worms had 5 hearts?

• When it is summer keep your worm farm under a tree or in a nice shady place. Because worms don't like being too hot or too cold.
• Worms like News paper, cardboard, Banana skins, fruit, manure, food scraps and more but don’t give a worm a glossy paper/ flyer, and don’t give a worm  colorful paper.
• Also don’t give worms chilli, garlic, lemons, Dairy products, such as cheese, yogurt, cream, Leeks, and don’t put chicken with your compost because you can attract mice and maggots.

Song the Whaea Anouk Showed

She played a song about compost.

1. 300.000 x 1000 per year.
2. Link. Press this link for more information about composting
3. Nearly HALF of your rubbish is usually organic waste.
4. Our rubbish gets buried in a landfill, This is a hole in the in the ground, so if we put our food in the bin this is where it ends up….
5. When organic waste like food or plants starts to break down in the landfill a polluted liquid is produced call LEACHATE., this is often toxic.
6. Organic waste in a landfill also produces methane gas. Methane is a greenhouse grass.
7. We can compost anything if the can biodegrade - (rot), we call this Organic waste.
8. Composting puts important nutrients back into the soil.
9. Decomposer are animals that help kell the leaves.
10. Carbons” browns” - dry stuff. No ground weeds.

Clitellum

COMPOSTING AND GARDENING

COMPOST and WHY?

We need a mix of dead leaves, manure, etc to Improve our Soil! A mix of dead leaves, manure, etc.) returns valuable (vitamins, minerals,  to the soil to help maintain soil quality and life-creating ability.	Organic waste in a landfill also produces methane gas. Methane gas
Before you throw something into the scraps check what you are throwing in first.	There are A LOT of things you can compost -- and not just fruit and veggie scraps.  Tea bags, newspaper, lint and more.
You can make composting easier by just throwing anything compost-safe into your bin.	Composting can clean contaminated soil.
Some nappies can be composted.  Broody Chick has invented nappies that are able to rot  and breakdown in a compost bin.	Composting puts important nutrients into the soil.
Over 60 percent of what we put in our landfills is organic waste, such as food scraps. Lawn chopping, and paper, why would you do that when you could recycle that and compost that.	Worm composting, or vermicomposting, can be done inside.
Bad composting ingredients woody plant clippings synthetic fabrics food scraps meat or bones diseased plant material soil pests weeds with seeds on oil whole eggs dairy products	Good composting ingredients shredded paper (not shiny magazines though!) cotton and wool materials tea bags old plants dead leaves tops of perennial weeds Lawn chopping eggshells

Have you ever heard about Matariki but didn't know anything about it. Now is the time to check out a few facts about Matariki.

W.A.L.T give facts about Matariki.

What I found easy was: Putting all of the data out of my head onto my work.

What I found hard was: Trying to think of other facts that I could put into the brainstorm.