Christmas acrostic poem

 

Hello! Christmas is coming so I made an acrostic poem for what it stands for. I hope you enjoy and may you learn something new merry christmas!

Learner Profile Slide Show

Hello! This is my Blogger Profile Slide Show! Basically this is about "Getting to know Learner" See my slide and get to know me!

Famous Volcanoes

 

What's up guys!! So for today in my slide am going to talk about famous volcanoes in the world!! I have putted informations and facts about volcanoes. I hope you enjoy and learn something new!!    

Matariki Poster

This is my Matariki poster. I used Google Drawing to create my poster. During the last week of term, Miss Paton read us some facts on Matariki. This was through a Dictogloss Task. I had to make notes from the information shared, and then reconstruct the text into a poster. I hope you learn lots of interesting information from reading my poster.

Water cycle

Hey guys it's me Jia and today I have done a Water Cycle poster. I've put a lot of effort in this and it took time to do this. I hope you can learn something new about the water cycle and I hope you can understand! 

Mother Teresa

Hello everyone! As you can see I made a slide about Mother Teresa. In this slide there Question and answers. Read my slide and you may learn something new, have fun!

Treaty of Waitangi

Today, I created a poster about the treaty of Waitangi. I created 6 slides for you to see.

Mary Mackillop

Today I created a poster about Mary Mackillop. She was the founder of our school, she loved helping the poor and especially she LOVED God.

The treaty of Waitangi

 Wednesday  February 26

A treaty is a formally written document / contract containing rules and law. The Treaty of Waitangi was signed on the 6Th  February 1840. The British settlers and 40 Maori chiefs signed the treaty of Waitangi. By the end of 6Th of Feb 1840, 500 chiefs signed the Treaty of Waitangi but 39 didn't sign it. A man named Henry William  Treaty and his son Edward translated the treaty into the Maori language. Some of the Maori thought it was good. The messages were in different languages. In 1969 a tribunal was like a court and the Maoris could make claim at the court. There were lawyers and iwi’s. At the end they got apologies and compensation from the white men for taking land.