by Lenleigh by Lenleigh on GoAnimate
Today I tried out this very cool application called Go Animation. We learnt how to choose backgrounds and choose our own characters.
It was very fun. Then we learnt how to do our voices. Then we were all done.
I am Year 5 at St Pius X Catholic School in Auckland. I am in Room 5 and my Teacher is Mrs Denney.
Tuesday, 24 June 2014
Tuesday, 10 June 2014
How long is your Mintie Wraper
In room 5 we measured how long our Mintie wrappers were. The longest one was JT's one. His one was the longest. His one was 81 cm so he came first. Kalo's wrapper came second her one was 73 cm. But the other students had measured there wrappers and it was in there 50's or 40's. But one person got 32 cm that was Samantha. Her one was the shortest. Three people got the same length of there mintie wrapper. they had 53 cm. Those three people were Von, Saveu, and Martha.
Tuesday, 27 May 2014
Room 5's favourite colours- SPX
The favourite colour out of all the colours was red and the least favourite was yellow pink and purple. The same number of people who chose red was sixteen. Just one person person each chose a different colour.
Tuesday, 20 May 2014
My Venn Diagram on comparing Glen Innes and Panmure
This is my Venn Diagram on comparing Glen Innes and Panmure. We found out that were a lot of similarities between Glen Innes and Panmure. I would rather live in Panmure because it has lots of outdoor parks and fields full of pretty flowers.
Tuesday, 13 May 2014
My comment to Dezarae
I commented on this persons blog because I thought that it would be fun to tell her or him some more facts about pikopiko. I really liked the picture of the pikopiko. Here is the link to her blog.http://pesouano.blogspot.co.nz/2014/04/eating-pikipiko-by-dezarae.html?showComment=1399932926985#c2118452824854194123
Feleti's Birthday
Feleti’s Birthday
The story is about a little girl who goes to her next door neighbour’s house. She tells the little girl about the stories of the old ladies husband. The old lady made a Samoan treat called Paifala and made some lemon tea. She said she didn't put any sugar in the tea because she was trying to eat and drink healthy. She said the Samoan treat reminds her of Samoa. She said that her husband worked at the plantation with the vegetables and the fruits in Samoa. But the husband died because of diabetes. After that the little girl went back home. 
Tuesday, 6 May 2014
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