My drought poem

my fraction problem

W.A.L.T create fraction word promblems.

 Peter had 16 horses he gave 1/4 to Colin.  Then Touaka came over and took 1/4 
How many horses does peter have now?

art photos

This is my google map that I did in class. It is made from ripped paper.

This is our area as you can see there is mangonui,hihi,oruaiti which is our school and taupo bay.

kites

on friday totara class has been busy making kites.first we planned it and then got the matireals for the kites down at the bottom field when we got all of the matireals we started making our kites .

we all had fun making our kites we had three people in a team when we were done we had to put them up on the wall.

the matireals were bambbo,flax,sticks and more.totara class loved making kites for matariki.

the orangu tang

 Oh no said the orangutan no more girls to show off too I only can see a dirty creature who tried to be cool and do drifts but then he crashed. He just looking at me I said to him why did you scare the girls away he said nothing. This frog was just stomping on the rock he was so tiny maybe he got a growling from hius mum and he just had an attantrum on the rock the bunny in the grass was lie an robber pretending grass was money a while later these couple were kissing on this long lolipop looking thing I really wanted to chop the thing that they were on. Man I need to look good I need to lose weight and be less hairy to I never wanted to be a orangutang I wish I was a humuan.
look at her mmm mmm mmm! she looking good
whooo! she make me want to go on a date.

lemons

 lemeon smells like sugar and sour at the same time.

 lemon feels like rumbly stone pepple from the ground.

  it looks like golden syrup on the skin and it looks like a bees fur.

 lemons taste like a sour orange.

haunted places in the world

I am going to talk about the most haunted places in the world first place is                                                                                                                                                                                  Eastern state penitenitary,philadilphia,PA

The castle-like Eastern State Penitentiary took solitary confinement to new levels when it was built in 1829. Prisoners lived alone, exercised alone, and ate alone; when an inmate left his cell, a guard would cover his head with a hood so he couldn't see or be seen. The prison had to abandon its solitary system due to overcrowding in 1913, although the forms of punishment did not get any less severe (chaining an inmate's tongue to his wrists is one example) before it closed for good in 1970. The site now welcomes thousands of visitors every year, both for its museum and Hallowen
Celebrations Reported paranormal happenings have included disembodied laughter, shadowy figures, and pacing footsteps.

second place

Jazirat Al Hamra, United Arab Emirates

You'll find the nearly-abandoned town of Jazirat Al Hamra about 14 miles southwest of Ras Al Khaimah in northern UAE—located between a huge mall and a huge waterpark. Established in the 14th century, the town grew into a thriving pearl fishing village in the 1830s before it was suddenly abandoned in 1968. The town now consists of dirt roads, 13 mosques, and more than 300 coral-and-mud houses—and, of course, some resident spirits. People claim that visitors are bound to experience strange noises and chilling apparitions, usually djinns (genies) in the form of animals.

third

Edinburgh Castle, Scotland

One of the biggest attractions in Scotland’s capital city is also considerd to be one of its most haunted. With sections dating back more than 900 years, the historic fortress’s ancient dungeons have led visitors to the castle to report sightings of colonial prisoners from the American Revolutionary War, French prisoners from the Seven Years War—and even the ghost of a dog wandering the castle's dog cemetery.

last

Fremantle Prison

resident ghosts Martha Rendell in the Catholic chapel and Jack the library ghost brushing up on his favourite books are just two of the poltergeists that roam the cells of this World Heritage listed convict site, which contained Western Australia’s meanest criminals between 1855 and 1991. The Fremantle Arts Centre just down the road — formerly the Fremantle Lunatic Asylum — is also haunted by the spirits of WA’s criminally insane.