Tui ridge letter

 My schools senior classes went on camp and when we got back we had to write a letter to one of the instructors or parent helpers here's a list of things we did.indoor rock climbing Nerf wars slingshot paintball laser tag flying fox indoor rock climbing.

Logan R

40 Campion rd

Gisborne

5 November 2020

Dear Francois

I am writing to you to thank you for teaching me in paintball and shooting me in

the legs.

My bruise is slowly going down I wish I could have got you back but we ran out

of time.

It was so fun Thank you for teaching me at tui ridge.

One highlight for me was teams of two I partnered up with Marshall he told me

some tips.

like when to move and who is the easiest target.

Me and marshall had three partners because chases partner left so he joined us

my favourite was team vs team.

So thank you for teaching me slingshot paintball and taking time out of your day

to teach me and my groups so on behalf of my group we thank you for teaching us.

Team blue vs team green was soooo fun I found a secret passageway to steal the

flag. I went up into the bushes I saw the flag but stood on a twig but nobody heard but

Sarah looked

at me.

 Ngā mihi

Logan R

September reflection

 today I was reflecting on my September we did a lot things that were fun it was a really good month

I found it easy to write about my speech

I found it tricky to find what to write for enviroschools

My digital learning object shows that I can reflect on my september

next time I would change my background

extinct native animal to New Zealand report writing

last week and this week we have not been doing report writing on extinct native animals to New Zealand me and my friend did the laughing owl which was last seen in 1914 read down below for more information if you have any information that I do not have please comment.

Laughing Owl

Classification

Laughing owls belong to the sceloglaux family. (Could not find anymore information)

Description

The Laughing owl was last seen and 1914 European settlers arrived in New Zealand and published a description book in 1845. The size of the laughing owl is two more pork which is 58 cm tall with big black eyes and dark brown and bus yellow feathers.

Habitat

Laughing owls live in open country and forested areas.They roosted in caves and fissures in rock face sand on rock ledges. 

Dynamic fact

It has a reddish brown plumage streaked with a darker brown color and with a white face

Threats

Dogs cats and rats are the threats to laughing owls predators 

Diet

Laughing owls feed on lizards

report writing

yesterday I was learning about reports 

I enjoyed glueing the pieces  in my own order 

I found it challenging to see if made sense

my digital learning object shows I can take a screenshot

next time I would change the order that its in

Matariki Stars

this week we have been learning about matariki stars

I found it tricky to glue them all together

I enjoyed writing all the facts down about each star

my digital learning object shows that I can take a photo

next time I would change the colours that I had coloured in my stars

Nau mai, haere mai ki tēnei taonga

Nau mai, haere mai!

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