The native bush: KIWI

1. There are only 68 000 kiwi's left in the world.
2.Did you know that 20 kiwi's die each week.
3.Kiwi's always come out at night.
4.The kiwi's lives in the forest and always sleep in the daytime.
5.Their nostrils are at the end of their beak.
6.I can't believe that females are larger than the males.
7. Did you know that they live to 25 to 50 years.

SunSmart!

Many years ago there was a girl name Michelle. She went to the beach with her slip, slop, slap and wrap.

After that she went to look for her umbrella in the car, but then she noticed that she left her umbrella at home. So she started to look  around the beach for some shade, but all she found was seaweed, shells and water. She started to get really hot and so she had to stay under the sun for long.

Then when Michelle was looking around she seeked a really big tree behind her. After that she ran under the tree as fast as she could and got relaxed and cool. Michelle was really happy.`

My Pepeha

Pepeha

Ko Glen Innes toku kainga

Ko Pepe toku whanau

Ko Faaeaina toku whaea

Ko Auro toku matua

Ko Newsam toku ingoa

Ko air new Zealand toku waka

Ko Samoan toku iwi

Ko Mt Wellington toku maunga

Ko Tamaki toku awa

Scattergraph

This is my scatter graph that I have created.

Line graph

This is my interesting maths work that I have done today. This is my line graph about the students favourite sports.

Ethnicity of Room

This is my bar graph.

Late for School

Late for School

By June Walker

	Mum told June to not go around to Marianne or else she will be late, but then she just went around to Marianne anyway.
	June had a good idea. June´s idea was that if Misty follows them to school and their teacher tells them why they are late to school they will say that Her sister's cat Misty was following them all the way to school.
	Then her teacher told June to take  Misty back home safe and sound. June used her pocket money to buy some treats for Misty and just thought she liked them.