Rangitaki - Blogging

Smart Comments

Smart Comments 
     
 WALT: make good comments on blogs.

-Be positive.
-If you want to make your comment more interesting use more words
-Ask a question.
-Asking a question at the end of your comment helps to keep the conversation going.
-It is always good to end your complement with a question.
-Make a connection.
-You can add more information or share your experience with someone.
-Be careful with humour.
-Make sure your comment is helpful and meaningful.
-Re-read your comment.
-Check that all punctuation is in the correct place.
-Check that all words are spelt correctly.
-Whatever you post on the internet can be seen by everyone.
-Never share you private information on the internet
-Happy vloging!

Business & Enterprise

Business & Enterprise

On the 5th of July, we had B&E. There were different kind of stuff like food, decorations and creations that people have made. Our team was the ROCKIN FOOD! We had Maori and Pacific rocks, Marshmallow Sticks and lastly S'mores. 

It was cool that we got to make stuff and sell them to people, but it was kinda boring that we had to sit there all day waiting for people to buy our stuff. Sometimes we would take turns serving the stuff, and sometime we would go on break and buy or look at the stuff. 

My favorite part of the market day was EATING FOOD!

But my least favorite part of the day was when people would come to our store and stand there and then they would just walk away.

But the most important thing is we had fun.

Putaiao - Experiments

   Static Energy

Tools

-Bottle cap/glue cap 1

-Straw 1

Instructions

The first thing to do is to grab your cap and put is on a flat surface. Then use your straw and rub it on a piece of clothing or your hair. After that put the straw in the middle of the cap and then use your finger to attract the straw. The straw will start to follow your finger without it touching. The positive and negative energy will attract each other and will use a balanced force.

Taniwha Art

This Taniwha represents my culture. Its has Maori and Pacific patterns on it.

Nau mai, haere mai ki tēnei taonga

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