The Tāmoko

 Hello fellow bloggers!

Today we got to make a poster on canva about the Tāmoko!  The Tāmoko is a tattoo that Maori would use for when they have earned it or a family member who has passed on. Well here is my Tāmoko poster I hope you enjoy it! [This post has been posted late] 

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Te Tiriti o Waitangi

 Kia ora whanau

This term for Inquiry we are learning about NZ history! Our first task for our inquiry was Te Tiriti o Waitangi. If you don't know what it means well it means The Treaty of Waitangi. The boat the British sailed in on was the HMS Tory. Well, I hope you enjoy it!

Bilbo's safety education

 Hi hi bloggers

Today before we went off to tech we had to finish our K.O.S posters! If you don't know what K.O.S means ill tell you. Well K.O.S means keeping ourselves safe! We had to come up with a Scenario, Options, Consequences and my opinion! Well, here it is!

 

Hi my name is Billy! & Lego portrait

What's up bloggers!

Today we had to finish all our blog tasks today. So I decided to put two of them together. My lego portrait and my all about me! First I will talk all about me!

So we had to make a video on canva which is a website that is pretty fun to use! Basically, we had to write about our selves and what we love so here's mine! I hope you enjoy

For our lego portraits, we had to pretty much make our selves into a lego person and what we would wear on the weekends and holidays! Here's mine I hope you like it!

Till next time goodbye!

  

Here we go again...

              WARNING SUPER CRINGE!

Hiya fellow bloggers today we had to do our pepehas... AGAIN! I mean it wasn't that bad but we always do it every year! Anyway, let's get into it! Soo, we had to start our pepeha on a google slide and wright out everything on there. Then we had to copy and paste everything else on adobe spark where you can make videos, websites and much more! 

So here it is...

Camp of 2021

Hi Bloggers!

We're back from camp at Wainui! We all had a great time but on the last day, we were all very tired and pleased to see our families and sleep in our own beds. 

 I would like to share with you my favourite activity! [I actually have two but I could only do one so I picked the more exciting one.] Coasteering. Have you heard of it? 

What happens in Coasteering? We climbed across rocks beside the ocean to get to a certain rock where it was safe to jump into the sea. There are 3 main jumps at Wainui. The first one is Baby Bear - he is the smallest jump. Then we had to swim to an island where there are 2 more rocks to jump off. The next jump is Mama Bear. She is the second tallest jump, but to me, she looked and felt smaller than Baby Bear. Last but not least is the mighty Papa Bear. Sadly we didn't have time to do this jump - but I would have done it if I could! Papa Bear is about the size of your ceiling! After this fun, we had to swim all the way back to land. 

While we wore wetsuits, when I jumped in I was taken by surprise at how cold it was. BUT, if I could do it again, I would!

(The other activity that I loved, but that I can't tell you about was kayaking!]

Here is an animation about me and Cameron Coasteering off Baby Bear.