Archive for 2009

MERRY CHRISTMAS CS11

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We wish you a merry Christmas,

 we wish you a merry Christmas,

we wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year

from Chris and  Sam

Kalia’s Homework on Oil Spills

Here is something Kalia whipped up in her spare time- a Powerpoint about Oil Spills! Nice one, Kals. 🙂

Kalia’s Oil Spills Homework

Oil Spills- YUCK!

Neil and Mark visited us from Maritime NZ. They clean up oil spills. We found out that the oil STINKS! Check out our pictures from this exciting visit:

Here is a website Neil has told us about, if you want to learn more!

Maritime NZ: Protecting Our Environment

CS23’s Waka

Over the past two weeks CS11 and CS12 have been making waka. We used bamboo, sticks, string, and wire. They sunk mostly, but it was fun.

Here is a photo!!!

Neil is coming to talk to us about oil spills!

Hey CS11,

If you want to find out some stuff about oil spills and how to help, you can check out these links on the page “Our Place in the Pacific.

Save Our Seas: The Pacific Ocean
Ecokids: Play here!
Oil and Water Don’t Mix: Start Here!
Oil and Water Don’t Mix: Memory Puzzles
Major Oil Spills Crossword: Try solve it here!
Don’t Mess the Sea! Watch It Now . . .
Don’t Mess the Sea: Memory Puzzle
Don’t Mess the Sea Puzzle: Play Here!
Marine Safety Wordfind!Find your words here

Our Place In The Pacific

Our work is on the topic page- but look to the right and you will see that there is a page in the menu that is only about the Pacific. You will find some cool links, and pictures of us making our waka.

Check it out!
Our Place In The Pacific

🙂 Vashti

A cup of koko by jamie.

Annie lives in Apia with her grandparents.Her grandad groes cacao trees which drop pods with the pods you make A CUP OF KOKO!!!!!!

cup of koko BY FERN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A girl called annie lives in apia with her grandparents.Her grandad grows cocoa trees in his plantation.Somtimes she sometimes she helps her grandad pick the pods to sell to the chocolate factory in apia.Sometimes Annie collects just enough for akettle of koko.Annie and her cousin suk the flesh out of the pods.She cracks the pods open on a large sharp rock till it cacks open!!! Inside each pod there are about thirty or forty beans.Now Annie scoops out the sticky beans and spreads them on a board to dry.When the beans are dry Annie washes them and lats them on a sheet of tin to roast over the open fire!

its a cool as book

Fish and in the pacific

Fish and chips threre are defferent typs of fish and chips in different Island

this is how you mack fish and chips in tokelau style
1. get green banans and then cut them up and then back it in a backing pane.

2. get fish cut it in paece then back itin a pane .

then 3.you eat it.

and chips

Hot bread by Steph

Its hot when you cook it.

You sell it when your poor.

You have to let the bread cool down.

fish and chips in pacific by logan

there are difrent type of fish and chips.

you can cook fish and chips.

you frie fish and chips

you cook fish and chips

living on a lava flow by isaac

living on a lava flow is cool 

a volcano erupted in samoa in 1905

the people had to move away…100 years later thay came back thay peple had to put concret to get the house stuck there  without blowing away

hot bread by tim

in the pacific thay cook hot bread difrently.

 And thay have long sticks to take the bread out.

thay cook the bread in a oven.

and wala! you have hot bread 

 

incoming mesage from rollings rasberrys

hi everyone!

we love the web!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

hope you injoy it as much as we do!!!

from,Billy,Mike,and jamie

 

A Message From CS11

Today we are learning how to post to a blog. Stay tuned! You will learn about what we are reading and about how people live in the Pacific Islands.

🙂 From Vashti and CS11

Topic- What CS11 have learned about the Pacific!

Hi everyone. Please click on the link:

CS11’s Topic Page

Visit the Topic Page and start checking out the slide shows that CS11 have put together! Well done, everyone. Stay tuned if your slideshow isn’t there- it will be, once you’ve finished it!

🙂 Vashti

PS: If anyone has a program that can convert powerpoints to flash movies or quicktime movies, please contact Vashti. That way we can watch the slideshows online instead of having to click on them and download them.

Welcome to Learning Stuff for your Pasifika Homework!

If you are from a class at Westmere, visiting our website for the first time, then enjoy looking through our posts and information. The website is being updated (next week CS11 will put up their Powerpoints about the Pacific that they have worked on in reading.)

Right now, I have a special link for you to go and find online activities about Pasifika:

Click here to go to “Mana Pasifika“: an online challenge to learn about things in the Pacific.

If you have a link or information about Pasifika, how about you leave a comment on this post, and I will add it to the new topic page! Otherwise, leave a comment to say hello, or email your project to Vashti, and it will go on the site in the next week or so.

🙂 Vashti

welcome back to term 4

Cs11 are very excited about the last term of the year.

And with chrismas coming up Mums are grabbing there shopping bags and racing out to the shops.

 great stuff Cs11

chris :]

Keeping Ourselves Safe [k.o.s]

CS11, plus the whole school, are learning about keeping ourselves safe!

We have learned that whenever somebody knocks at the door, or rings you on a phone, LEAVE IT TO AN ADULT!!!!!!!!!!!! 

Echo!

Yesterday Echo visited the back field for the first time. It was very exciting! We collected twigs and leaves and made him a hut.

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Today, people can write about Echo in their personal journals. Here is Echo at the computer where we publish our stories.
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Echo also got some new toys today. He has a new running ball, and a construction set to make him a wooden playground that he can run on and chew. Chris has also built him a tower with ramps in it. Echo loves it!


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