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                                       Technology
           Today at technology we were working on clocks.
     At technology we had to get two clocks so we can write 
    the differences and about the similar things about it.
   My two clocks were  digital clock and a analog clock.
              Have a look at my DLO down below!

This is my learning pathway

     This is my learning pathway for this year and my five goals.
    We wrote five goals to focus on throughout this whole year.
                       Have a look down below at my goals!

Keles Car

      This is a paragraph relating to key ideas in a text.
Today our reading group was practicing our play (Keles car).
We had to write about the key ideas in the play.
The two key ideas are: 

• Honesty
• Using your money wisely

My learning pathway

      This week we have  been setting our goals for this year.
                    We made goals for whanau conference.
We have five different goals have a look at my goal down below!.

Kele's car

Kele’s car wroten by Feana Tu’akoi Characters 

• Dad 
• Tupa 
• Afa
•  Talia 
• Vika 
• Kele

 To begin, with this play is about a family who goes to the flea market. 
This family each got $10 to spend at the flea market. 
This family met a boy named Afa who tries to sell them a remote car. They got to set up there table so they can sell stuff and food, In addition,Talia was selling Sapa sui. 
 This story is based on Kele buying a remote car. 
The moral of the story is to spend your money wisely.

Graphics design-Clocks

                 

Today at Graphics we have been learning about                                different types of cloaks.

                

 There's different types of clocks they are wall cloak,                          analog cloak, father cloak, mother cloak, and many                           other.

We had to make a DLO to put different types of cloak images and label each cloak you get.

                  

Have a look down below at my DlO! 

                

Kia Manawanui Whanaungatanga team building

                WALT Reflect on week 4 Team building

                    
Last week we have been learning about whanaungatanga, whanaungatanga is when you contribute, participate in activities as a team. I learnt that it's also about working as a team, working collaboratively and communicate to get the activity done.
Whanaungatanga is value that means building positive relationship.

I have improved my Hauora. My metaphor for Hauora is a Tongan flag. It is about Physical is when you go to the the gym, eat healthy and go for a run. Spiritual about helping someone, being a role model, trying new things and relating to others. Social means relationships, friends and family. Emotions/feelings is when your angry and happy.Hauora is fun because it can help you on your well being.

I enjoyed the sleep over because it helped me overcome my shyness because we had to make a skit to perform in front of Kia Manawanui. I enjoyed it because we were getting along, getting to know everyone. It was fun cause we were communicating.
Then we had our whanau join us for dinner and for Raymond's dads birthday, he was turning 40 years old.
I have enjoyed the sleep over because we were working as a team.

YMCA pools was fun because everyone gets along together and everyone just stayed in the group that we were told  because some of us didn't feel condfibal with people who you didn't want to be with. It was exiting because we had activities and it was about swimming back and forwards. We had free time it was cool because we got to play sports and racing.



What can you work on?
I am going to be working on my listening and participate in a group. 




What I found challenging? 

What I found challenging was the activities at school because we had to make a skit, a name group and chart for our name, It was hard because some of us were talking but not working on the task.



What have you learnt?
I have learned to listen to everybody's idea in a group.

Week 4 was an exciting week because we learned alot about whanaungatanga, it means building positive relationship.