English translated into Maori

  Hey bloggers 

Welcome back in Toroa for the last couple weeks we have been making scratches about the weather here's a link to mine.

(you will have to press the green flag)

My scratch link

Hope you learnt a couple things anyway it took me a long time to figure out how to make them speak because I never really use it.I think scratch is a really good website for doing stuff its also fun.

RULES: Don't have capitals when you type in the weather

You should try and make one but in a different langauge. BYE BYE FOR NOW

Laurel or Yanny ?

Hi bloggers

(Watch the video first)

This week for reading we were listening to a recording of Yanny or Laurel. For some of you, you can hear both but that's not what I'm here to talk about today I'm gonna tell you why you hear one or the other.

 If you hear Laurel you listen to real loud music most days and your eharing may not be as good as people that hear yanny which ocassionaly listen to music there air drums are still good.Strangley for some people they hear both sometimes yanny sometimes laurel.

I hear both because I listen to loud bass and heavy metal sometimes.

                                             

     Comment below what you hear

Maori history

 Hey bloggers 

It's me again with some more Maori lessons YAY

This week we have been learning about important times in Maori history then we had to write them down on a canva and write what happened in that particular year here's mine.

                       (if you cant see the words zoom in)

So while we were doing it was pretty quick and easy but it was actually fun

GOODNIGHT

In the shoes of Maori

 Hey bloggers this week we have been making vokis on what it would be like if we were in the shoes of the Maori chiefs that signed the treaty we could either choose Maori or British I chose Maori here's my presentation.

My voki