Kia Ora Bloggers!!! A few weeks ago,  we done a little coin drop experiment. It was quite easy but a bit hard to clean up!

This is what me and my team done!

Hello blogger! my name is Adara,

I will tell you about FACKTS mapping

FACKTS stands for

Frame

Arrow

Colour

Key

Title

Scale

People use FACKTS when creating a map without the FACKTS, the map will not make sense!

こんにちは (Hello)!!! watashi wa Adara desu. My favourite subject in school right now has to be Japanese
because I really really like writing and speaking in Japanese. Japanese is really fun to do and the 
teacher is really supportive and kind. It's helping me get more confident at using other languages even if
I've never spoke it before.

Here is how to say good afternoon in Japanese- Kon'nichiwa.
Here is how to say "what is your name?" in Japanese- o Namae wa?
Here is how to say "how are you?" in Japanese- Genkidesu ka?

This is all I'm gonna do for today, have a great week/Weekend bye!!

heres a few facts about Narwhals!

• Narwhal Tusks Are Actually Teeth. …

• They Are Not Endangered. …
• Narwhals Are Deep Divers. …
• Their Diets Consist of Fish, Squid, and Shrimp. …
• Narwhals Spend Entire Months Under Sea Ice. …
• The Purpose Behind Their Tusks Is Still Up for Debate. …
• Not All Narwhals Have Tusks.

Kia ora! Today we had to make a trading card, it had to be a sea creature or someone who goes to the sea very often. I made Moana! It was extreamly hard to make because of her style and all of the patterns. Here’s a little Fun Fact about Moana! Moana was chosen by the ocean because of her selfless act of saving a sea turtle when she was a toddler. The ocean, which is portrayed as a sentient being, was drawn to Moana’s empathy and bravery. It saw in her the potential to restore Te Fiti’s heart and lift Te Kā’s curse, thus bringing back the era when Moana’s ancestors would sail across the sea to find islands, a time the ocean loved and longed to relive.

Kia Ora, Today we had to make a “Wanted Poster”  About a stone fish!

Facts!

• Their venom sacs are found in their dorsal fin spines.
• They are very fast predators.
• They can survive for up to 24 hours out of water!

Kia ora, Today for cyber-smart we did something about not believing everything you see!

This is my prototec, Im hoping to improve my subtraction.

Kia ora, today we did Epic, we had to read a book and tell you about it! Today I read Bee and Puppy Cat (book 1) It was about these characters, a girl called Bee and a cat named Puppy Cat! They entered some sort of different universe at random times! I would recommend it because it is quite interesting! It only had 23 pages which was quite short but it was worth it.

Today I did an activity that included the emotions in Te Reo Maori!