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Today I will be sharing in room 10, about the writing I did at school for writing I did was about me being ice for a day which, Fisrt I had to tell about how I even became ice. Well let me tell you my life is cold, quiet, and constantly changing. One moment I’m peacefully floating in a glass of lemonade on a summer afternoon, and the next Im melting away under the sun’s heat. I’ve been part of glaciers slipped under skates in a frozen rink and even held someones sprained ankle together. People see me as temporary but I play a big part in their lives, even if just for a moment. I don’t stay in one place for long I melt evaporate and return again always finding new ways to exist. Life as ice is short but I’ve learned that even the coldest moments can have purpose. Thank you for time getting to read this blog about my life as a ice.

Ever wondered what it’s like to be ice?

My life as ice

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Last week in room 10, We got to make a measina or a taonga for some special to us.

So what we  had to do was go on tikercad also go to this link that was in our task check list you could choose either a mesina or taonga to make for someone. There were shapes on the link that were for the taonga or mesina, There were 4  to choose for a mesina shape which is here the meaning for. Ulimasao It can be used as a symbol of peace, safety and navigation, Ta Fesilafa’i It can represent fairness, strength and mercy. Fa’auli’ulito is a club shaped like a bat. It was the weapon given by Nafanua to her adopted parents in her attempt to convince her enemies to unite in peace and harmony. Last one was a Fa’amategataua it can be a symbol of strength and power, used only when one needs to end a mighty struggle. I did the Ta Fesilafa’i one because the mesina was for someone special to give it to which I gave it to me friend. For the shape one I made a Fa’aulutao it signifies the great courage, strength and determination of a warrior needed to fight a battle and survive another day.
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Here is a photo:

If you could choose what would you make a mesina or a taonga?
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kia ora! yestarday in tech at papakura intermediate I did like this what i did? poster were i had to match the words with the sentence task. What I found diffcult? in tech was that matching the words with the sentences. My favourite part was taking a photo when i was done. What I am excited about for next time? Is to do more posters. Question? What is your favourite is it science, technology, engineering or maths?

Kia Ora everyone!

Kia Ora everyone!

I will be sharing the reading responses that I have done for this week. The reading response is about connection and how the book can relate to me. Sone facts about the story or book  that I was reading as well it had to be non – fiction. This is the slid I had did for the reading response there are not that much book only like 3. That is because we have been try so hard to make it look so pretty and perfect. There are also some wordle that are in here. I had really enjoy doing this reading response for this school work in the morning at school.

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Today I will be sharing about the Kawa of care that. I had did for the first block of school I was ok and easy to do I think that it. I had did all of them which there was  only seven 7 to do. I have to say they have told me all about Chromebook.

Kawa of care which was all about taking good care of having a Chromebook. It has told me heaps  about the kawa of care make sure to not. brake chromebook  like when you walk with it you use two hands. Then it also had showed me where to put it when you need to charger like on a table on the middle. when using a Chromebook always make sure that it is on a table so i doesn’t break. 

Screen shot:

Taking screen shots was really hard to learn but. Using this was really helpful for me to use made me use it more just like copy’ Pasting writing and photos in docs, Slid and Canva some other place you can put it in.

All about chromebook:

Charing your Chromebook:

charge the battery, plug one end of the power adapter into the power port on the left side of your Chromebook and the other end into a power outlet. When your Chromebook is plugged in, the charge indicator light on the adapter plug shows the status of your battery.What is kawa of care:

The ‘Kawa of Care’ is an agreement between students, parents and schools to ensure the best care and responsibility is exercised with Chromebooks.

The goals I can use from this Kawa of care is copying the shortcuts pasting them all in.

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