Novel Study DLO!

Kamusta, Today I'll be doing my weekly blog post about our Novel Study. I'm gonna be showing you guys some bits of Part 3. Here's a slideshow I made and It has some scenes from Part 3. Hope you enjoy.

What do you think will happen next?

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Thank you for viewing my post and have an amazing day :)

Teaching Volleyball

Hello, today I'll be telling you how my team's presentation teaching sport session went. First of all, Our sport that we chose to teach was Volleyball. I think, in my opinion, our lesson went pretty amazing because we were organized, got the presentation ready to show them. Though, there's some confusion during our lesson because some decided to not pay attention and not knowing what to do. My role in the team was to help to sort out teams and to help to get the volleyballs. Volleyball is a great sport and I liked it but next time I'd like to try badminton since I'm interested in it, but I'm not an expert though. Two of the things that I've learned in my sport were that they have to rotate and the person in the back left is the one who will serve the ball every time. Would you be interested to play Volleyball? Why or Why not? Thank you for viewing my post and have an amazing day! 

Here's our presentation that we presented to teach our class Volleyball:

CIP Mahuta - T4, W2

Kamusta, today I'll be doing our daily blogging on what we did today in CIP Tane Mahuta. On this day, we visited the garden where we did tree planting. We helped to remove the weeds near the plants. There was a lot of variety of plants and some were very difficult to see because they are kinda blending with the weeds. But luckily, no plants were accidentally pulled out. Though, it was a bit chilly when we did it and some students were mocking around and throwing rocks and weeds at each other and it was annoying. 

Bye and have a great day! 

I am Malala

Bonjour! In my Literacy group, we are reading a based on a real story called 'I am Malala'. This book is about a girl who fought for her rights that girls should be allowed to school in her city. In her city, the girls aren't allowed o school because of this religious group called 'Taliban' is talking over their city of some religious beliefs and one of them is that girls aren't allowed to go school. 

They believe that females aren't allowed to go to school because they think that females are useless and they'll just end up marrying a male in the future and what's the point of going to school? And school is just a waste for them.

This is a pretty good book and I recommend it to the girls to read this but boys could read this too. This book is full of amazing chapters and tragic events that had to happen to Malala. So far, I'm in Part 2 and it was great!

My predictions are that Malala will face some ups and downs of having not to go to school especially shes a type of girl who has big dreams and did not think that school are useless.

Do you think you would be interested to read this book?

Anyways have a great day! Thanks for viewing my post!

~Place of Magical Pancake Rocks!~

Annyeong! (Hi in Korean) I'm back with another blog post. Today I'm gonna be blogging about what I did during the 2 weeks spring break.

The things I did during the holidays are pretty much staying at home relaxing but I also went to some places. Yesterday, my family, friends and I went to Paparoa national park, in other words, Pancake Rocks! Also known as Punakaiki. It's located on South Island.

It was great and refreshing to visit a place like this. The pancake rocks were fascinating to look at though there's a couple of annoying Nikniks trying to ruin the vacation. But luckily though I didn't get bitten by it.

~FUN FACTS~  ---->
Punakaiki means in English is...
'Puna' - means for a Spring (blowholes)
'Kaika' -  means 'to be in a heap' (pancake rocks)

Overall It was fun and I had pretty much a good relaxing Spring break/Term break.
Bye and have a wonderful day! =)