Climate changes

 Kia ora people and today for our last week of school our task was to write a poster or document about climate changes. Did you know that climate can affect people? Well climate only happened to be in centuries ago with lots of experienced. Have you wondered what has caused the climate changes? As you can see climate changes can not only affect people but the planet earth. 

Have you ever noticed that a greenhouse is actually trapping the atmosphere inside which why is causing the climate changes. Since then climate changes has never ever been discovered because plants are now grown these days. So if you want climate changes to never happen well the best way is to clean the environment, plant new trees and flowers so we people can feel safe around this world. Plants can't only have fashion but also  breathe in carbon dioxide so us people can breathe fresh air.

Underground explorers.

Today in our online class tasks we had to complete 3 things that discovers cave experiment underground. The story includes people that believed there is a connection between the mountains of blue creek and mountain owen. They all started exploring in the belly of mountain owen. The idea of the whole story was marcus the caver explore with his team mates. They all believed that maybe it could exist with the connection under that they can be in history. The recorder below is about what their teammates had done in the beginning. \

Feel free to comment down below.

Balloon experiments

 Talofa lava students and visitors our online task is to write information about balloon experiments. The balloon experiments taught me many things for example water inside a balloon absorbs most of heats. This document below are informations about why, how, doesn't and does balloons pop.

Feel free to comment down below on what experiments you learnt?

The Author of Selina Tusitala.

LI: Make inferences to understand the deeper meaning behind a text.

In our learning for reading we learnt lots of information about the famous Selina Tusitala Marsh. Dr Selina Tusitala Marsh is an Auckland- based Pacific poet and scholar of samoan, Tuvaluan, English, Scottish and French. Her first collection of poems was Fast talking PI which stand's for Pacific Island. Jessie Mackay best first book award for Poetry. Selina talked about PI and what she loves doing there for example I love the lord PI which is actually talking about herself and what she did in the Pacific Island. She started off like she did hip hop song. In our class we got inspired of how she fast talk about PI people.

Our next activity was to create a word art about who I am. For example I'm half samoan and tongan and a teacher, it express what you are. My word art starts with my name and what i love doing in sports or anything else. Did you know that your family tree can't just be two part's it could be more and more generations of your grand grandma or grandpa which lets know that your family tree grows bigger and bigger. According to Selina Tusitala book a afakasi has half blood, mixed with two parts. But even though he's eye is brown and the other one is blue no one is ever just two. An afakasi is a chameleon blending in, coloured be genealogy and its differences. This word art is about myself and what I love doing. Have you ever express yourself by writing it down or telling others?