In week 9 of term 3 I was with Miss Goodwin learning about famous New Zealand people. In my group we worked on Jean Battern. I learned a lot about working together and I kinda enjoyed it.
Now that I found my group we had to research about our chosen person. We found really interesting facts about Jean Battern. I learned how to search đ well on safari and how to find what I want.
Now that I had my research I had to use canva to make a timeline. I had learned how to design and type in my timeline. I used my original paper to copy on my canvas. This is both of my timelines.
1. When was rugby introduced to New Zealand and by who? A: In 1870 Charles Monro introduced Rugby to NZ.
2. When did NZ play their first rugby game A: New Zealand played their first game in May 1870.
3. When did NZ play their first international game? Did they win or lose? What was the score? A: NZ won their first international game 22â3 in Sydney August 15, 1903.
4. When was the NZ team called the All Blacks? Why and how did they become known as the All Blacks? What were they originally called?
A: The MÄori New Zealanders became known as the All Blacks during 1905â06 tour of Britain because their uniforms are all black.
5. Name 3 of the best players and what they are known for A: Richie McCaw is known for his leadership, work ethic, and consistent high level performance. Dan Carter is the all-time leading points scorer with 1598 points. Jonah Lomu is remembered for his electrifying performances, particularly at the 1995 Rugby World Cup.
6. What do the All Blacks preform before each match? What does it mean and why do they preform it? A: The All Blacks perform a haka and the NZ national anthem to honor their MÄori heritage and foster team unity and focus.
A acrostic poem is a poem were there are words and the end or the start of the word becomes another word. An acrostic poem doesnât need to rhyme. The words usually describes the theme like sister or summer. The word beag in my poem means small in Irish đźđȘ because my sister is my little sister.
What is a Cinquain poem? A Cinquain poem is a poem the doesnât rhyme. Usually the first line has 1 word which is what the poem is about. The seconds line has 2 words which are usually adjectives. The third line has 3 words that end with ing. The fourth line has 4 words which is a  phrase. And last but not least the fifth line has 1 word that is similar to the main word.
My plant is much more taller here is the measurement.
A= 16cm
B= 5cm
C= 2cm
During this STEAM I have learnt that plants need water everyday or the next day it will be droopy. And during a science project that you NEED a drainage hole other whys it will not grow. Next time I will make sure to water it everyday. And I will make sure itâs nice and healthy.
What is a Cinquain poem? A Cinquain poem is a poem the doesnât rhyme. Usually the first line has 1 word which is what the poem is about. The seconds line has 2 words which are usually adjectives. The third line has 3 words that end with ing. The fourth line has 4 words which is a  phrase. And last but not least the fifth line has 1 word that is similar to the main word.
