My Fantastic instructions of how to play the Game Ki-o-rahi

 Hello fellow bloggers,

Last week we had to read a book that was called " Rahi and the Patupaiarehe ". This book was fun to read because of how at the end they created a game called... ( you are going to find out later what its called ). We had a bunch of actives to do for that book like creating a flow diagram ( some thing that shows the whole story but bit by bit. It feels like you are writing a chapter book). And lots more but we don't need to talk about that.

We had to create instruction on how to play the game that was previously mentioned. I enjoyed learning about this game and how it was invented by being friends with enemies and play that game together. I learned that the Patupaiarehe are actually fairy people that live in the forest. The game I am writing about is called Ki-o-rahi. What is found hard was that was to get so much information about the game and learning about what the teams do. My next learning steps might be playing the game.

Hope you enjoy and play the game.

My awesome Time I am having in Tongan language week

Hello fellow bloggers, Today is the last day of Tongan language week but yesterday we went to Roser house and created Tongan fans that we had been working on from Tuesday. When we went there Lora and Salome were waiting for us. They helped us put our fans together like adding decorations and adding a stick so you could hold it. What I enjoyed was colouring the fans and we even had to curl Teki which is what Tongan boys/ men wear and I enjoyed that to. I learned that the the most respected churches our circled around the kings grave. The thing I found hard was curling the Teki because we were curling paper. Here are some photos of me curling it. I think the next thing we are going to learn is what kind of cloths that they wear and how they make it.

Hope you enjoyed

The awesome shapes I made with my friends

Hello fellow bloggers, yesterday and the before that was we were working on 3D ( 3 Dimensional ) and 2D ( 2 Dimensional ) shapes. This is what I know about the 2D and the 3D shapes is that 2D shapes are flat and 3D shapes stand up. We had to do the nets of a shape and the shape we got was a rectangular prism ( rectangle ) so we had to draw how it will like like when we unfold it our take it apart. I enjoyed the part where we had to draw and predict how it will look like when it is open. I learned that the D that is after the stands for Dimensional. The thing I found hard was trying to make a replica of the box we got but with paper. Here is 2 of the photos and this is how the paper one look liked compered to the box.