My Letter to Guy Sebastian

WALT:Write a formal letter.
 26 hobson dr panmure auckland new zealand
 25th of november,2013
 282-290 Oxford Street

Dear Guy Sebastian, Hi im Andre and I am from Tamaki Primary School in Panmure, Auckland. We are singing your song “It starts with us”. It moved me when it came to united we stand we give it our all. I picked that part united we stand we give it our all because of the message of the song is like we pick ourselves up from the ground and we try our best to give it our all. Yours faithfully, Andre

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as smooth as silk

 Today i read a school journal s.j.part 3 number 3 2009. It was about a girl who saw an octopus. It was called 'as smooth as silk.' Check out my work i used graffiti creator for my title.

limericks

LI: To write limericks SC: It must have 5 lines lines, the last word of the first and last line must be the same and all the last words of each line must rhyme. Limericks are nonsensical 5 line rhymes that were made popular hundreds of years ago by Edward Lear. Here is an example: There was an old person of Pisa, Whose daughters did nothing to please her; She dressed them in gray , and banged them all day, Round the walls of the city of Pisa. Use the following link to check out some more of his collection. Use names of local/familiar places to include in your limericks. When complete select a suitable illustration or draw one of your own using tux/sumo paint, share it with your teacher and upload it to your blog. Once there was a king who lived in Rome who wanted to live on his own and he walked up and down wearing a big frown because he had a daughter that lost her crown that king decided to live alone in Rome

LI: To write limericks

SC: It must have 5 lines lines, the last word of the first and last line must be the same and all the last words of each line must rhyme.

Limericks are nonsensical 5 line rhymes that were made popular hundreds of years ago by Edward Lear.  

Here is an example:

There was an old person of Pisa,

Whose daughters did nothing to please her;

She dressed them in gray ,

and banged them all day,

Round the walls of the city of Pisa.

Use the following link to check out some more of his collection.  Use names of local/familiar places to include in your limericks. When complete select a suitable illustration or draw one of your own using tux/sumo paint, share it with your teacher and upload it to your blog.

Once there was a king who lived in Rome

who wanted to live on his own

and he walked up and down wearing a big frown  

because he had a daughter that lost her crown

that king decided to live alone in Rome

how to make ice cream

title: how to make ice cream

• milk
• food coloring
• vanilla and essence
• measuring  spoons
• sea salt
• snap lock bags
• jug
• cream
• what to do
• put the crushed ice and 200 gm of sea salt in the big snap lock bag.next` put milk/or cream vanilla essence sugar and food coloring into the small’ snap lock bag.after,then you put the small snap lock bag in to the big snap lock bag and you move it around and then when you are finish you but it in the fridge.to frezzes .concloshon the sea salt keeps the ice frose

Anzac day

ANZAC DAY

1. What does ANZAC stand for?  The soldiers that went out to war and fought for our country -Australia New Zealand Army Corp

2. Why do we remember ANZAC day?   To remember the people who went to war and died

3. When is ANZAC Day?  15 April

4. What do people do on ANZAC day? They celebrate Anzac day by wearing the poppy and they do a parade

5. What is a poppy? A flower that looks like a rose

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Aiga poem

Tonga
I am a Tongan
I am a warrior
I hold my great grandpa’s place
I am from the family Matekuolava
and I am proud I am happy that I am Tongan Everywhere I go he makes me proud
I am a proud Tongan