The Game Show

I am learning to: write about what happens before during and after a event.

There once was a curious inventor named Jack and a rusty old robot named Bong. Jack and Bong both lived in a cold dreary apartment on Cord Street. The streets were never full but one day the chance of a lifetime came to their mailbox.

They opened the colourful envelope and there inside of it was an invitation to a gameshow! Jack heard about this show on the television, he knew that this could be his chance to be remarkable and rich once more.

“This is gonna be great!” Overflowing with excitement they both signed it and sent it back to the address. A couple of months later Jack heard the sound of a door bell. He slowly opened the door and as soon as he showed his face, paparazzi were crowding him screaming,

“YOU’RE FAMOUS!” they greeted him and showed him to his ride. However he was so distracted from cameras he forgot all about his robot friend Bong. 

“Vroom!” and off the car went, zooming into the fog. Soon enough they arrived to the studio. 

Jack was extremely excited to be a part of this. About a second later he remembered where Bong was.

Bong was terribly sad that Jack forgot about him, he waited for hours for Jack to come back but he never did. Bong the innocent robot was now evil, raging with anger he started to transform. Pincers came out of nowhere, his stubby legs turned into stompers and he changed personalities. Stomping with fury Bong arrived at the set. Jack saw bong pacing towards him at full speed. Bong lifted his foot slowly and as soon as he was about to flatten Jack he woke up. 

“Are there any seatbelts in this bed?” Jack said confused. He rose from his bed and realised it was all a dream.

My Pepeha

During this term Room 6 has been learning how to write a Pepeha. A Pepeha is a Maori introduction that establishes your identity and heritage. We learned how to say our Pepeha and then we said it in front of the class and then we used screencastify to video it.This is my Pepeha. 

Tēnā koutou katoa,

Ko Tuhinga o mua te  maunga

Ko pacific te moana   

Ko Francis tōku pāpā

Ko Kaori tōku māmā

Ko Kayano tōku ingoa

Inspirational Heroes

During reading we have been researching people who have faced challenges and have stood up for what they believe in. They have either been a voice for those that don't have one or are a person who never gave up when facing challenges.

My person is Malala Yousafzai.

Come visit room six to check out my flip presentation of Malala Yousafzai.

Worst Dinner Ever

I am learning to inform my audience by sharing an entertaining moment.

Boing, boing! I was on the trampoline waiting for dinner. I was tumbling flipping and having fun, but it wasn’t that peaceful for long. After a while I started smelling my dinner cooking. OH NO! Instantly I knew what it was. Spicy curry. I pulled my shirt over my nose trying not to smell it. I ignored it for as long as I could, until mum called me in.“Kayano!”

Slowly walked through the door. IT SMELLED DISGUSTING! I sat down in my chair and stared at the big pot that the curry was in. Dad was serving spoonfuls of curry in his bowl, (I was just thinking how on earth he could eat so much of it).

I served myself up and took my first taste,”AAAAAAHHHHHH!” It was burning my head off! But not only was it hot, it was spicy, the texture was disgusting and also all that flipping on the trampoline made my stomach even worse!

I sprinted to the sink and started to throw up. It was the worst feeling ever. Now I’m older and know NOT to eat that curry ever again.

Cyber Safety Rules

Room 6 has been learning about Cyber Safety.We have learnt a lot about being a digital citizen.Here are three key rules that I think are important:

1.Be careful of what you post on the internet .All the information and images leave a digital footprint.

2.Never share your personal details such as full name, age, address and passwords with any people, even those who say they know you.

3.Be nice! No one likes a digital bully. Be respectful and be a great digital citizen.

If you are ever unsure check with an ADULT!