audio
 http://www.doc.govt.nz/Documents/conservation/native-animals/birds/bird-song/kea-song.mp3
where you can go to see the kea (down)
http://www.aucklandzoo.co.nz/default

staying safe on the internet

where were you born?

we have been learning about nationality and culture

1. Who was born the furthest away from school? Adebabay who was born in Ethiopia.
2. How many people were born in Auckland? 7
3. What country were most STUDENTS born in? New Zealand
4. Did you learn anything about one of the other students in the class? What was it? My Tongan friend was born in New Zealand.
5. How many different nationalities do you have in your class? 8

Walt: add detail to our writing.
In room 4 we have been writing post cards from animals in the zoo to animals in the wild.

treaty of my blog

this is a treaty for my blog to help me with my learning and it is like a success criteria. A fact about the treaty was that the British people gave the Maori chiefs a form to sign saying if they can join to be a colony. The treaty of Waitangi was translated but some Maori words were wrong so the treaty of waitangi is a little bit of a lie.

Which sites do you spend the most time on and WHY? I spend my time on Google docs at school when I'm doing work.

Why do you think the word ‘Google’ comes up so much when looking through your history? Because google owns your account,history and etcetera.
Do you think it would be different if you did this activity on a weekend? WHY? It would be different because you can’t play games in the middle of reading when you're supposed to be doing an activity.

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