Highway Rat - Hiria

    The Highway Rat

The highway Rat is a mean and ugly beast. He loves taking people’s food and he quickly rode off with it. One day he came back and got a white rabbit hopping along with her sack. The rabbit stopped because the Highway Rat blocked her way and quickly snatched the rabbit’s flowers off her. He never said please or thank you.

The Highway Rat stole the travellers food because he was poor and hungry. He took their food or anything that they had. He thought he was the boss of everyone.  He was rude and never share the food.  The Highway Rat would sat down and greedily ate all the food until his tummy is fat. When people doesn’t have food he cried  loudly. He had sharp yellow teeth and he was a rough mean and greedy one.

WALT write a descriptive story using action words and some adverbs.

Reading - Davlyn

Learn
WALT talk about what I know about the topic.
Create
Use google draw to plot how the boy felt about about Mum's new job.
Provide evidence from the book and identify what the boy did.

Introduction in Tongan - Auckland

Malo e lelei!

Ko hoku hingoa ko Auckland.

Ko hoku tau 7 eni.

‘Oku ou nofo ‘i Panmure.

Ko ‘eku ongo matu’a Litia mo  Taia.

‘Oku ou ako ‘i he Tamaki Primary.

Sportsmanship-Auckland

Sportsmanship-Falakika

Being resilience and it is not about winning!!!

Good sportsmanship - Hiria

Describing story - Hiria

                  The Highway Rat

The highway Rat is a baddie and a beast. He is greedy because he is hungry. The Highway Rat has sharp yellow teeth and he is a thief . He is fat,rough and mean because he took the people’s food.

The Highway Rat is a bully and rude. He is also poor but at the end he was thinner and meeker. He  works  hard and robs no more but he works for his  food.

Simile Poem - Hiria

Simile Poem - Hope T.

Simile poem

I am as  quick as a cheetah.

I am as slow as a Turtle.

I am  as small as a  monkey.

I am as large as a elephant.

I am sad as a crying baby.

I am as funny as a clown.’

Introduction - Kika

WALT introduce myself in Tongan.

Malo  e lelei

Ko hoku hingoa ko Kika.

Ko hoku ta’u 7 eni.

‘Oku nofo’i Panmure.

Ko ‘eku ongo matu’a ko Silia mo Siate.

‘Oku toko fa ‘emau fanau.

‘Oku ou ako ’i he lautohi ‘a Tamaki.

Proud to be Tongan - Falakika

Procedural text - Falakika

How to make a fruit kebab?

Ingredients:

Diced fruits such as kiwi, apple, pear and orange.

Kebab Sticks

How make it step by step:

1.Grab a kebab stick.

2.Put a diced fruit on the pointy side and pushed it through to the middle of the stick.

3.Repeat the second step use different fruit of your choice until you have about 5 to 6 pieces of fruits.