River Study

This is my infographic of river study. On camp we tested  the  Pohangina river.  We had an expert come to talk to us about river testing.We had to check how clean the water was, find good macro invertebrates, smell the water and check if there was enough algae to feed  the macro invertebrates.  We are now experts at river testing. My infographic tells you about macro invertebrates, water smell, water clarity, algae, environment around the river and what you need to river test. 

What A Good Blog Post Needs

Today we thought about good blog post needs. This is what we thought they needed.

Group 1 Amber & henny detail Information More than a sentence A tittle Capital letters and full stops has to make sense.	2  Tim and Tim!! Make sense Punctuation Spelling Detail Title	3 Llewellyn, Tosh, Nick... Make sure it makes sense. Check your spelling. It needs a title. More than just a title. Good information.	4Annabel, Bella L, Mili information about what we are sharing positive statements pictures or videos if needed check spelling detail punctuation makes sense title
5. Information, words, makes sense, punctuation, correct spelling, maybe photos, detail, title. Thomas, Annalise, Isabella and Eva	information Writing photos or videos punctuation needs a title Luke,Harry.	7	8

9 1.  Punctuation 2. writing 3. detail 4.Title 5. correct spelling Brianna, Hetti and George.

10 -Detail -Sensible ideas -sometimes photos -Punctuation -Correct spelling -Friendly comments -Title -Sensible pictures -Capitals after full stops. -Make sure it makes sense. Polly, Amelia and Harriet

11 -Sensible sentences -Title -Punctuation -Videos & Pictures -Detail -It has to make sense -Correct info Emelia Bella😊 Jiwon 😋😏😋😃😎

12 Summer and Bella Information detail full stops commas positive writing

My Mihimihi

This Term we have been learning about Mihimihi. Mihimihi are a greeting that tell people about yourself. This is my Mihimihi.

Tena Koutou katoa

ko Henrietta Scott ahau

no Havelock North ahau

ko Te Mata Peak te maunga

ko Tukituki te awa

ko Havelock North Primary te kura

Kei te mihi

tena koutou, tena koutou katoa

The Moment I Almost Drowned At Kairakau Beach

The Moment I Almost Drowned At Kairakau Beach

The shimmering waves are crashing against us.  Mike is driving the jet ski trying to take me and Jake behind the waves on the biscuit. The biscuit is pulling us further and further out to sea. I feel a tingle up my spine  as I notice a huge wave coming towards us. Suddenly it flings us off the biscuit and into the large crashing waves.

We try to jump back  on, but it disconnects to the jet ski and floats away with the waves. I try to get us closer to the shore but the waves are heaving us back . Jake was worried that the biscuit was going to float away forever. so I told  him “Don’t worry about the biscuit you can always buy another one, you need to keep yourself safe”.  I turned round  to look  for the biscuit,but all I saw was an enormous wave coming towards us. I started to panic as the wave  crashed over my head . My mouth was wide open so I swallowed a lot of the salty water .(Not a  good idea). Finally the waves went down and I grabbed Jake and pulled him to shore. The biscuit had just arrived to shore. Phew, we were safe.