This is a Summer Learning Journey Task. We had to create Cartoon collectibles.

I have created a swan, hammer head shark, cat, and a otter.

One fact about my character is that their all animals

Their personality is tired mostly

Over the past two weeks, the Year 5s and 6s went on an EOTC Trip.

We went to Adrenaline Park, Jellie Park,and Youth town.

My favourite EOTC day Adrenaline Park because it helped my fear of heights.

One thing I found really challenging was trying to go down the zip-line because it feels like It’s going to break.

Overall, I think EOTC this year was pretty cool because i’ve never been to EOTC it’s really fun.

Inanahi, i haere mātou ki Hoyts hei mātakitaki i Moana 2 (reo Māori).

We got to watch the new movie Moana 2 in reo Māori.

My favourite part of the movie was when Hine Matangi came and saw Moana (NO SPOILERS) because it was really good editing.

Overall I think the movie was awesome because all of the editing was fire.

I am really grateful we were sponsored to go because I always wanted to watch it. Even though it was in  Maori it was cool, luckily it had subtitles.

We have been learning about the S L J

For this task I needed to create a type of wheres wally but with my own characters.

My favourite thing about this task was picking the background because I really like it and  my pixton avatar.

One thing I found tricky was trying to pick a spot for my pixton character.

Pānui/Tuhituhi Mahi T3 W4 by Ocearna

I pānui mātou i te pukapuka “Kei Roto i te Moana” / “Kei Roto i te Ngāwhā“.

This pukapuka was about “people going into a hot pool/spa.”

The sentence I wrote means me and my friend went to the Volcano.

Kei te aha māua?

Māua means “me and one other”

I worked with my buddy Winter-rose to make a pukapuka about what we are doing.

My favourite page is “Kei te tarere” because it was fun to picture us trying to swing on the bars on time.

We have been learning about: how to make a Poem with Kids Stories

With Mrs Taylor

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I tuhi mātou i te pūrakau “Te Wehenga”

I pānui au i te pūrakau nei.

One thing I found challenging was having to say the Texts/words in Maori and record My Voice.

I te ata

I pānui mātou i te pukapuka “I te pō”.

I tuhi au he pukapuka pikitia, “I te ata.”

In my picture book, I have included “Kunikida going to the ice cream van at the beach on sunrise”