Tuesday 27 March 2018

Yay WIT is finshed

This artwork I did with ryan it’s all about kaitiakitanga which is guardian ship and nature. Our artwork is also cubism which is shapes that aren't round. This artwork is about Tāne Mahuta God of the forest and all the endangered animals especially the birds. The god has a Piupiu on witch is like a maori skirt.


Wednesday 13 September 2017

Cross Country

                Cross
              Country

The long wait to the start of a nerve racking run going up the school hill down the hill and repeat. Then there was the race. It was a tough and competitive race for the 10 & 11 years old. The race was off and going fast through the gate, around the farm, back and around the school. Later on I helped out with the little one’s. They did one lap around the school. I also did the last race, a team relay with Reuben & Cormac we came fifth.

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Tuesday 15 August 2017

My limerick



There was a boy with a big toy
The toy was like a puffy poi
The boy was pretty sad
Then turned very mad

He turned red and felt very coy

Sunday 23 July 2017

Scary Slaters

The reason I chose slaters was because my name is slater and because I want to learn more about slaters. Our task was to write an imormation report about an insect from the frankley school bush.
Scary Slaters

Slaters are also called Woodlice , Roly Polys and Pill bugs.  Slaters are many sizes.

Appearance
Pillbug_bw.GIFSlater are many different sizes. They roll into a ball to be camouflaged and also make them look like a chunk of dirt to protect themselves from predators. Slaters grow up to 2cm long and live for up to four years.  Their colour is usually in the shades of grey, from dark to light,  often mottled with green and yellow.

Diet
Slaters eat dead leaves sometimes eat seedling and root vegetables slaters take advantage to fallen fruit that other bugs have bit or birds have attacked.

Habitat
Slaters live around dirt, rotten logs,under rocks, piles of leaves and pot plants Slaters are scavengers and feed on decaying matter such as rotten wood and plants.

Did you know that Slaters are not actually insects?  They are crustaceans and therefore are related to lobsters and crabs. They use gills to breathe however will drown if submerged in water.

Written by Slater