Wellington Google Tour

Google Tour

On the 29th November Room 1 went to Wellington for the day. Here is a Google Tour of the places we went in Wellington.

🌱Gardening🌿

    Gardening

On the weekend I did some gardening in my backyard, there was thousands and thousands of weeds, I didn’t think that I could make it out alive.

So I grabbed my Shuffle and I got to work.

When I finished I planted some potatoes and some tomatoes.

Thank you for reading my blog post, comment if you like gardening.

My great step grandma 👵🏼

Last term I went up to Auckland to see my great step grandma, she has dementia, so she kept on repeating herself, and asking me the same questions over and over, they were questions like, how old are you,what do you want to be when you grow up, and well aren’t you a tall boy,which was kind of funny.
She was really happy to see my mum and I, and she wasn’t happy with the retirement home, because she wasn’t allowed to have a glass of wine, so my mum and snuck some in.

Thank you for reading my blog post about my beautiful relative, comment if you have any elderly relatives like mine.

Swimming

On the weekend my dad and I went swimming at QEII.

I had to swim 800m which was 32 lengths, it took me about 25-30 mins. The challenge was pretty hard, I had to stop for a breather a few times, but I managed to do it.

Thank you for reading my blog post I hope that you enjoyed it, comment if you like swimming. Bye

Suzanne Aubert

WALT: learn more about Suzanne Aubert.

Why are we learning about her?

Because we are going to Wellington for the day on Thursday, November 29th and will visit the Home of Compassion where Suzanne Aubert started her mission in Wellington.

where was she born/ grow up

Suzanne Aubert was born as Marie Henriette Suzanne Aubert on 19 June 1835 in St-Symphorien-de-Lay near Lyon in France. Her early childhood experiences shape her later mission.

thank you for reading i hope you learnt something please leave a comment.

rubbish

on Wednesday 12/9/18 room 4-1 picked up rubbish in are local area, so we can be tidy Kiwi's, we picked up truck load's of rubbish and recycling, witch is bad because of all the rubbish, but good that we picked it up, thank you for reading my blog p.s sorry for the fuzzy photo.  

Bali Kuta

In room 1 we were assigned to make a blog post about a city that we have visited. Mine was about Bali Kuta, i hope that you enjoy.

Dear 0800 Hungry

how to become a Priest

All About Awesome Sean (:

                                                    Hello welcome to my blog.

I am Sean and this is my slide show
i hope you enjoy it.

    

👁 ❤️ miss journee

                                                👁   ❤️ Miss Journee                                                                   

                       Miss Journee she waddles when she walks

                       Miss Journee she likes to have fun 

                       Miss Journee she has a big brain 

                       Miss Journee she's unceasingly up for a 🏃 

                          

                     Miss Journee she really does care 

                     Miss Journee she contemplates like a hawk 🦅

                     Miss Journee I hope she not a bear   🐻 

                     Miss Journee she likes trains 🚂 

                     Miss Journee she doesn't have stain

                     Miss Journee were yearning for you to stay

                     Miss Journee she does explain 

                     Miss Journee she likes to talk 

                     Miss Journee she's fast with a pun 

                     Miss Journee she's as lanky as a stalk 

                     Miss Journee can we still play ?

                     Miss Journee I like the way you use your falk🍽

How to Sew a Pencil Case

How to Sew a Pencil Case

Aim: To sew a pencil case. 

Materials: sewing machine, fabric, needle, thread, button, scissors, bobbin

Instructions: 

1. Turn the sewing machine on and set the bobbin and thread. 

2. Plug the foot press in. 

3. Get your fabric and cut it into a rectangle. 

4. Fold one side of the fabric to the middle. Make sure that the fabric is length ways. 

5. Sew the bits that you have folded. 

6. Sew the button on the top centre piece of fabric that you just sewed. To do this you need to get the needle and the thread and rock it through the needle hole. Make sure that you put enough thread through then tie it twice at the ends of the thread. Then poke the needle into the hole of the button but not through to the other piece of fabric on the other side. Then pull the needle all the way through then poke through the hole next to the hole you just did and continue. 

7. Cut the thread when you have done it three times. When you have cut the thread, tie it twice. 

8. Then cut a hole the size of the button and in line with the button.

Outcome: Congratulations you have sewn a pencil case! So now you can take it to school and put all your stationery inside it!

Australia 🇦🇺

Three weeks ago mum dad and l went to Australia 🇦🇺 when we got there we had to drive for three hours to get to our hotel, we went to the Mantra Twin Towers we were on the top floor/15th floor,
I had a bed that could fit three people in it. 

On the second day of my holiday mum dad and I went to the beach 🏖 my dad surfed  🏄🏼 Mum and I swam in the waves, when I got out of the water 🌊 I started to dig a hole in the sand. The reason was if you dig deep enough you will have water 💦 and  once I reached water I dug a hole next to it then I put my feet in the holes and buried my feet and let the water splash on me.

Thank you 😊 for reading 📖 my story  comment if you have enjoyed my story. 

No class captain

I'm Sean and I personally think that we should not have a class captain.

It leaves people out if people don't get voted to be class captain if people are running for class captain
thay can say mean things like vote for me don't vote for the other's because I'm the better one.

It's unfear because only one person get's satisfied they get to pick everything the games the

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