watch the space

 

                   this morning we a immersion assembly a immersion assembly is like a assembly but from year 1                     to year 8 teachers have to perform an item about what they are learning about so my favorite                           item was team 5's there item was funny they had lots of information and they had a rap in side                      of it and there item was called magic bus  

teingoa ANZAC Day - We will remember them

teingoa pick a path

 

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Show Not Tell Task

Show Not Tell

Tell sentence: It was a cold and rainy day.

Show sentence: I was shivering outside  ass I was walking it was a very very Could day I jumped in the car and it was so could my geket was wheat the trees were  blown down it all Most fail on us we were terrified the windows was covered by the rain to dlery to see out the window .

                                      Tell sentence: I went to the beach.

Show sentence: I was sitting in the hot sun and my soft feet was seeking into the watering  sand I was looking at the lite blue water and there nice shady tree that I could sit under with coconuts up in the tree .

Tell sentence: Carol bought new shoes because hers broke.

Show sentence: my friend had broken shoes with holes in his shoes and shoelaces that don't match the color of his shoes   so he had to buy new  

shoes

April fools day

I like to play touch

Kia ora!  My name is Teingoa and I am 8 years old.  I am in Year 5 at Point England School in Glen Innes, Auckland, New Zealand.  In my family I have 2 sisters.  My family’s culture is Tongan and Cook Island.

After school and at the weekend I like to  play touch. My favourite sport is rugby. My favourite food is KFC and my favourite colour is green.

At school I enjoy Maths learning because I like going on Maths Whizz. This year for my learning I want to work on my writing. My favourite time at school is going on my Chromebook.

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