Hangi Timeline

I have been reading a story about a hangi. Here is a timeline that shows what happens from when you light the hangi until you eat the food.

I WISH WE COULD PLAY IT AGAIN

1. What is kirikiti?It is cricket.

2. What does leg before wicket (LBW) mean?If your legs are in front of the cricket and the ball hits you you're out.

3. Where does kirikiti come from?It comes from samoa.

4. Why does it begin and end with a lotu?So it can bless your day.

I WISH WE COULD PLAY IT AGAIN

1. List the positions of a kirikiti team.

Fielders,batters,througher and bances.

2. What made the game of cricket so good?

People come together and have lots of fun.

3. What was cooked for the shared lunch?

There were sausage,some talo and a soft drink.


We have been reading about I WISH WE COULD PLAY IT AGAIN.

making the team

making the team

WALT: use clues in a text, along with prior knowledge to help comprehension.

Answer the following questions

1. Explain why Ruby wasn’t picked for the team?Because she wasn’t fit and she had to much turning.

2. What tells you on page 3 that Ruby didn’t train as much as she should have?After ten minutes she had to stop

3. Put together a training schedule for Ruby. Give a the length of time and types of skills she could practice. Explain why you would suggest this training regime.

Add some pictures to show the skills in action.  You need to run , stretch so you can be fit  

Present this for your blog audience with a sentence about what you have been learning.

commonwealth games

COMMONWEALTH GAMES HISTORY

The commonwealth games, also known as a friendly games started ages ago.The first commonwealth games started in 1930 in canada.11 countries  took 400 people to play 6 games and 59 events.Since then the games were played every 4 year except for 1946 because world war 2 started.

This game has changed and also the name of what they are playing this game. From 1930 to 1950 it was called the British Empire games.In 1954 until 1966 it was called British Empire  commonwealtth games.

look listen swim

During practise the children have to Look, Listen and Swim.

1. What do the children have to look for?They have to look where they are going.

2. Who do the children have to listen to?They have to listen to Asa.

3. Why are these rules important?So when they are in the water they know what to do.

Create a swim safe poster that uses the words Look (titiro), Listen (Whakarongo) and Swim (Kauhoe) as the rules.

Search for ‘swimming pool safety posters’ to get some ideas.

Remember to include:

• Look (titiro), Listen (Whakarongo) and Swim (Kauhoe)
• Free to use images
• List of what to look for
• List of what to listen for

Post this to your blog with a sentence explaining what you have been learning.