How to write a quality blog comment!

Che piacere vederti! This video is about quality blog comments. It explains how to write a good comment and also things that you need to check before you post it. Punctuation, spelling, and does my comment make sense. Well thats basically it. Arrivederci!

Tuhi Mai, Tuhi Atu

Buongiorno! If you are wondering what this is it is a google drawing that room 3 did with our buddies from Mangapapa School.

My 24 Hour Digital Footprint

This is my digital footprint! The purpose of this is to see what we have been doing on our Chromebook in a 24 hour period. I haven't finished it yet, but I think you get the idea, right?

Personal Public or Private?

Kia ora! Today I have learnt what is public and what is private. This picture explains what you should share and what you shouldn't.

My Blog Profile 2019

Che piacere vederti, welcome to my profile! I’m going to be telling you about myself. My name is Lia, I am 9 years old and I am a year 5! I go to Waitohu School and my teacher is named Mr Ward. I have two dogs and one kitten. My favourite colour is red. My favourite singers are Tupac Shakur and Michael Jackson, I love his songs “Beat It” and “Rock With You”. My favourite video game is Manyland, it is basically a pixel universe. My favourite food is noodles, they are amazing not gonna lie. I am very advanced in reading. Level 30+ :) I love running and playing touch rugby. I am Italian and Australian. My best friend is Jessica! Well, thanks for reading this. Arrivederci!

Be in the right place at the right time.

Hey, Hi, Helloo! Welcome to my blog. <3
This week we are learning to understand what being in the right place at the right time means. We are also coming up with some tips to help us stay in the right place at the right time.

Building With Mr Leason

Kia ora! Today I am going to be telling you about what room 5 has been doing the past couple of weeks. So our theme was about Ruapekapeka. We first started our cross sections while I was in Aussie for 2 and a half weeks so I didn't do it but... I knew that they were doing it because they did it, it was pretty obvious they had done it without me. Then we did our Patu! A Patu is a Maori weapon. I first was onto rasping. Next was filing. And finally onto sand papering. Then I started my cross section! In Ruapekapeka the Maori's hid under ground so the British didn't attack them straight away.My Patu!

That's my Patu! Well when I wrote the stuff up there I wasn't finished but, now I am! On Sunday I gave my Patu to my dad! Since we put the linseed oil on it went through the wrapping paper, and made the white bits on the paper clear. My puppy was loving it more than my dad was.

                                                            Thank you for reading!