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Acrostic poem

Some nights I would stay at my cousins house and I

Could stay up late and talk all night with

Her and my brother which was super fun!

On Saturday we had gone to the zoo

Once we had gotten there all the animals were out and

Later we had gotten ice cream and one of the monkeys was staring at us which was

Hilarious because it was making faces at us!

On the way home we realised it was our cousin’s birthday party soon!

Later we had ran to the store and bought him a toy and then

I had gone to my cousins birthday party and heaps of

Different people like aunties uncles

And cousins had showed up which was super fun!

You could play heaps of songs and dance around!

Sometimes we would play games with our nana’s and grandad’s.

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This is my blog for Tongan language week.

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Sir Peter Jackson

Do you know the famous Peter Jackson

Early life

If so well did you know he was born in New Zealand and lived in Pukerua Bay. As a kid he attended kāpiti college and then left to start his career at the age of sixteen.When he just a kid he had seen the movie king-kong and one day when he much older he had recreated the movie king-kong.

career

Peter Jackson made many famous movies such as “slap sick”, “Brain dead” and so much more which were some of the very first movies Peter Jackson made. The movie “slap stick” was made in 1987. And then later a remade king-kong and made heaps of money off of it. Peter Jackson won  prize for best Director.

Achivements

Peter Jackson won many prizes such as best picture, best Director and best adapted screenplay. Peter Jackson is a very famous and rich movie Director.

Interesting facts.

Peter Jackson is one of New Zealand’s most famous Directors and he also made lord of the rings and he’s also currently making a new movie. Peter Jackson was born on Halloween and he is now 62 years old.

And that’s all for today thank you for listening.

 

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The Johnstons family Matariki

The Johnstons family Matariki preparation.

 Last Matariki holiday the johnstons were having a family dinner with all family and friends. 

Tilly was working on the decorations , Mikey was working on his gifts  for his whanau and heaven-leigh and Connor ( the parents)  were cooking dinner with nana and pop for the matariki feast. Aunty Tasha and Uncle Jeremiah were with the twins Annabel and Junior and they were getting ready  for the matariki celebration at their cousin’s house. They made sure that they had remembered the presents for the whanau and the kai they had prepared for the night’s celebration dinner.

Once everyone had arrived at the Johnson’s house everyone was greeting each other “kia ora nana” said the kids “kia ora my mokopuna kei te pehea koutou katoa?”  she asked the kids “ he pai matou nana!” . 

“ kia ora pop”  Said Annabel “ oh kia ora Bub”  “ are you ready for some kai pop?”  Asked Annabel “ Ae I’m always ready” replied pop they both started to laugh a bit “ Kai is ready!” uncle jeremiah yelled Once everyone heard that kai is ready they saw all the food was prepared on the table there was potatoes, salads, chicken, boil up, chop suey, hāngi, fish, sausages, mince and cheese pie, hot chips, chicken Patties, Pork buns, Toroi  and much more. Everyone went and started lining up to get their food. Tilly looks at the food then  look at her uncle and asks curiously 

“ uncle, what’s this thing with the shell?”  “ That’s a muscle, it’s a kind of fish.”  replied uncle jeremiah. Once everyone finished eating their kai everyone started talking to each other. The kids were talking about school drama (mainly the girls) but the boys would mostly talk about video games and the parents, they were just talking about how much gas is costing taxes blah blah boring parent stuff. A couple hours go by and now it’s time for the Matariki stars to come out and show their brightness. The whole Johnston whanau  as well as the Tamakifamily (their neighbours) joined them to watch the stars “ TORU RUA TAHI!” The kids had counted down and there were the stars. And that’s how the Johnston Whanau spent their Matariki 

By: Paityn moala



 




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A rule I don’t like (convince me blog)

Dear Mrs Fowler or anyone

There is one rule I don’t quite like and that rule is how we aren’t allowed to wear any coloured hair ties I mean with all due respect what is so wrong with a coloured hair tie?

I know it’s not part of the school uniform but couldn’t we at least wear a little bit of colour except from red , black and white I mean could we at least have blue ,pink or maybe even purple but we just have plain black hair ties colour. I mean why not because I have no idea how a different coloured hair tie could bother someone when it’s not doing anything especially when it’s just sitting in your hair and I hope maybe you can change that rule to something different thank you for your time -paityn M

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