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What makes a good Blog

I feel like a good blog needs.....

• You need a good audience/reader

• Good Title for the reader to hook them in and get the reader's attention.

• Put the main part in the first paragraph to interest people.

• You use I for first person, we for second person and so on.

• Interesting language and good information about your topic.

• The style of writing needs to be friendly and kind.

• Put the details in the following paragraph so the reader can understand what you're saying.

• Images that suit what you're writing and connect up to your blog that the reader would like.

• Describing things that you have done in the past and reflecting on your other blogs.

• Hopefully you get good feedback at the end.

Reflection

My reflection on my speech.

The topic of my speech.

The topic of my speech was should we use digital devices instead of pen and paper.

How Persontasion went.

I really liked my speech because I didn’t want to waste my time writing a speech and don’t saying it right.

I felt butterflies in my stomach at the start of my speech.

Planning.

My planning went really well and I like what I write about.

Because It was kinda difficult to research about my topic though.

Editing.

Editing at the end was really hard cause I didn’t know what I was looking for cause it looked all good until the printing time there was a big mistake.

My speech

My Goal

      

 Ko toku whainga ako for this Term Is to be Tu maia so that means to be brave because we are doing a production be confident on stage so not being shy.

 The production is about a little fish telling taddles.

Cause I want to be Tu Maia.

Term 1

TERM 1 😕

When went well: The start of the year was boring because we had to go back to school so that means new kids. while it was school Easter went past finally we made the Out-door learning space that we have been planning for almost Four years.👀

Challenges: My math is a big challenge for me.

Reading is a subject that I have to complete by the end of the year

My goals: higher level in Prodigy and Reading.

Pepeha

  Pepeha

 

Ko ……Taratara………. toku maunga 

Ko……Wakato………...toku awa

Ko…Ngatoki mata wharoa…....toku waka 

Ko……………....toku hapu

Ko…Ngapuhi……...toku iwi (my people/iwi)

Ko Te Patunga toku marae

No Coopers Beach ahau

Ko kirkwood toku ingoa whanau

Ko Oruaiti toku Kura

Ko…Chystal………………. tōku Mama/whaea

Ko……Eric……………..tōku Papa /matua

Ko………Latiya…………...tōku/oku tuakana Ko…………………….tōku/ōku tuahine Ko……Tristam…Ezra…………….tōku/ōku teina Ko……Stacey…………………….tōku ingoa (MY NAME IS…)

No……Coopers Beach………….ahau (i come from)

Anzac Biscuits

  

Ingredients

 

1 cup rolled oats

1 cup thread coconut

1 cup flour

1 cup sugar

125 g butter

2 Tbsp golden syrup

1 tsp baking soda

2 Tbsp boiling water

• Preheat the oven to 180°C. Lightly grease a baking tray or line with baking paper.

• Combine the oats, coconut, flour, and sugar together in a large bowl.

• Melt the butter and golden syrup together. Dissolve the baking soda in the boiling water and add to the butter mixture. Pour the butter mixture into the dry ingredients and mix together.

• Roll teaspoons into balls and place on the tray, allowing room for them to spread.

• Bake for 12-15 minutes, cooking one tray at a time.