East Coast Museum of Technology

East Coast Museum of Technology

This is one of the activities we did last term. Last term my ch

So as we walked in I saw grenades. I wondered why are there grenades in there? I looked around and saw a boat it was very big and Fly told me that’s a person's boat who lived in Gisborne and that he killed animals for meat and took the meat to England because it was cold there.

We went to the next place I saw lots of chainsaws and big printers and I saw a pig skin rugby ball and a pig skin soccer ball too. We saw the old way to call someone you  had to put the number in and it would go to telephone switchboard and the operator would plug your line into who you wanted to speak to.  

We went to the next place we saw same creepy stuff, like mannequins with their arms cut off and red stuff on the mannequins. We saw a mannequins foot and then when we looked back it was gone. We saw an old rusty washing machine.

I felt thankful because we went to a museum and found new things out like how old washing machines work.

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      By Cash

Hauora learning

This term Room 4 lerant about our hauora

Kaboom

Hi my name is cash and im going to talk about what we did in our class today.  So we got a science box and we got to make sherbet.  First we all got the ingredients out and they were 1/2 of a teaspoon of citric acid,1 teaspoon of icing sugar,1/2 of a teaspoon of flavour,1/4 of baking soda, you need a paper bag spoon. 

Kapa Haka

As Nui walk onto the stage I was ohoroa at the start and we started to sing Tu mai ra.

I was singing like i was horoi like a lion.The cia said neke atu and every one came into a big group and loudle sing Harae mai a paoa. I was happy when we were singing.We all went back to are spot and sang ka pioioi.The kia for the girls siad po kamo and we would sing puri anei.

The kia said kamo and we went into a place won't make your legs tired and we slap our arms and my arms got reder and reder but we did it like a group.The kia lowell said ringea paki and and we did  a second haka .