I am a student at Pirongia School in Pirongia, New Zealand. I am in Room 10 and my teacher is Mrs Hobbs.
Thursday, 22 September 2016
Thursday, 7 July 2016
Tuesday, 5 July 2016
Term 1 Inquiry
For our term one inquiry, Mr
Matthews taught us a number of different soccer skills games. We then got into
teams and chose one that we wanted to innovate to improve it. After we recorded
our new rules we got to teach the rest of the class our new game. It was great
fun!
Monday, 4 April 2016
Raglan

Tawa Team had a wonderful day trip to Raglan beach. Russell and his group completed the beach relay and had a lot of fun. He used the key competency of Participating and Contributing by accepting responsibility as an individual and as a group member. He also demonstrated the competency of Relating to Others when he worked cooperatively with his group and was considerate of their thoughts and feelings.
Tuesday, 15 December 2015
Term 4 Inquiry - Technology
What does my animal need
in its enclosure?
Water,
grass, trees, logs, twigs, bark, hollowed log,
What features did I add
just for my animal and how are they helpful? A bigger enclosure and a tunnel.
Did I make any changes and
why did I decide to do that?
Yes,
made it bigger to make it a good home.
Friday, 25 September 2015
Wednesday, 24 June 2015
Leopards Report Writing
Leopards
A
leopard is a mammal and its Latin name is panthera pardus. It is a part of the
big cat family and they are warm blooded.
Description
Leopards are yellow and have black spots.
Some leopards are black. Leopards have a white patch under their tummy.
Dynamics
Leopards can run up to 58km/h. Leopards
bring their prey into a tree to keep it away from the other animals. Leopards
are good climbers.
Habitat
Leopards live in North-east Africa, Central
Asia, India and China. They live in rainforests, forests, mountains and savannas.
Diet
Leopards are carnivores. They mainly eat monkeys,
nile crocodiles, rodents, reptiles, amphibians, foxes, fish, jackals, martens, chimpanzees,
gorillas, insects and birds.
Leopards from Africa aren’t endangered but
the ones outside of Africa are endangered. People need to leave them alone and
only kill them if they are attacking people.
Sunday, 5 April 2015
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