Museum

With my class I went to the museum it was an amazing sight. In the museum there was a really really really heavy tennis ball. It was like holding a weight or the Earth it must of had concrete in it or something. Moving on there was a running thing where it shows you how many days it would take you to run to the moon. I would be doing 4.91 a second and it would take me 1275 days to run to the moon. As you can see there is a light where you do something and it shows you doing the thing right now I am doing hype (off Fortnite). It was really fun.
and this is my Waka Huia which I made at the museum it was really amazing.

Camp

Last week I went to Woodend Camp. I had soooooo much fun doing all the activities like go carting ,  air rifles, wall climbing, zip line, team building, orienteering, archery and that is all.

Poetry

Poetry

In writing I have used a poem by James K. Baxter as a starting point to write my own holiday poem. I hope you like it.

James K Baxter Inspired Poetry

Jellie Park was usual enough;

It had ice cream, diving boards, 3 hydroslides and even Mrs Peterson!

My Dad, Milla and I did what swimmers do -
We went on hydroslides, jumped off diving boards, swimming very fast, having loads of fun, and chasing Dad underwater!

Doing nothing important.

By Bronson

Koru Art

Koru Art

Here is my koru art based on the work of Raewyn Harris, a New Zealand artist.

You can look at her work by clicking on this link. I like the designs I have used. 

What kind of art do you like? Feel free to leave a comment about what you think.

Welcome to my 2018 Blog.

This year I am in Te Kanawa's Marae - Room 15 and my teacher’s name is Mrs Peterson. 

I am very excited to share my learning journey with you this year.

I will be posting at least every fortnight so please check my blog regularly.

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Please feel free to leave a comment on my posts to help me with my learning.

Thanks, 
Bronson!