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Thursday 29 March 2012

Room 5 Favourite Ice Cream Flavours By Asmah


Cookies & Cream and Vanilla were the most liked Ice Cream flavours chosen. The total was 9 for Cookies & cream and the total was 7 for Vanilla. The least favourite Ice Cream Flavour chosen was Strawberry. The total was 1. The Ice Cream flavours chosen by the same number of people were Chocolate and Jelly Tip. The total was 6.

Tuesday 20 March 2012

My Mihi By Asmah.

This is my Mihi that I recorded on webcam. This is the first time using webcam.


Friday 16 March 2012

My Mihi By Asmah.




Ko Asmah taku ingoa.

Ko Bano toku ingoa whanau.

Teiku oku tau.

Ko Aleem toku matua.

Ko Naseeba toku toku whaea.

Ko Moon raua ko Fahim oku koro.

Ko Hamyda raua ko Shaib oku kuia.

Ko Maungrei te maunga.

Ko Tamaki awa.

Ko Panmure Bridge tokku kura.

Ko Miss Paton toku kaiako.

Ko Mr Johnston te tumuaki.

No Aoeteroa ahau.

Kei Panmure toku kainga noho.

He parauri oku whatu.

He pango toku makawe.

Ko Veisinia toku hoa.

How to make a Tapa cloth

...How To Make A Tapa Cloth...

Equipment:

Brown Paper

Pencil

Rubber

Ruler

Vivid

Brown Dye

Bleach

Cotton buds

* Find a Tapa Pattern that you want to draw.

* Find a brown piece of paper that is 30cm x 30cm.


* Rule up a 10 by 10 grid (rule boxes 3cm apart on a 30 cm square piece of brown paper).

* Draw the Tapa pattern that you found on the brown piece of paper with pencil. {Step 1}

* Rub out all the lines that you made for the grid.

* Go over all the patterns with your vivid.

* Colour some of the patterns in with black vivid.

* Scrunch it up as much as you can to make it soft, approximately 10 times

  • Dye the entire paper brown.

* Wait for it to dry. {Takes about 3-5 hours to dry}

* Use cotton buds to put bleach on the parts that you want white.

* Hang the Tapa cloth on the wall to display it.

Dr Ben Carson By Asmah

Dr Ben Carson Trip

Hooray! We are going to see Dr Ben Carson at the Telstra Clear Manukau Events Centre. We arrived in a bendy bus. When we arrived everyone was surprised about how many schools there were at the Telstra Clear Manukau Events Centre. After that we were sitting on the grass and waited about 45 minutes. The security guard led us into the theatre. The theatre was huge! After that we sat on chairs and listened to a man named Henry. He started his speech with amazing expression. He told his story about when he discovered a book. When he went to the library he thought a book that he wanted to borrow was a DVD. Henry was in love with the librarian. Henry described
her as having big fat lips, big eyes and long black hair. Then he introduced Dr Ben Carson to us. He talked about when he was young and that he grew up in a very poor family in America. When he finished high school he went to medical school. Ben was a Neuro surgeon, (a brain surgeon). He told us, to think big mean and it meant
T- Talented
H- Honest
I- Intelligent
N- Nice
K- Knowledge
B- Books
I- Interactive
G- God

After that we went out and had a free apple and free drink. I felt fantastic after having a drink and apple. I enjoyed my time listening to Dr Ben Carson.

Wednesday 14 March 2012

Room 5`s birthday months by Asmah



In room 5 September is the month that is celebrated the most.

In room 5 November is the month that is celebrated the least

Tuesday 13 March 2012

My Reflection on my Tapa

Reflecting on my Tapa Cloth

1. Are you pleased with your Tapa Cloth? why / why not?
Yes because I like the patterns on my tapa.

2. What did you find easy when you were creating your Tapa?
I found doing the die was very easy.

3. What did you find tricky when you were creating your Tapa?
I found doing the bleach tricky.


4. If you made another Tapa, what would you change and why?
I would change the bordes because it would look different.


5. Who / What has helped you in creating your Tapa?
My teacher helped me in creating a Tapa.


6. Did you use any of your own cultural patterns in your own Tapa? Which ones? What do they mean? If you didn’t use your cultural patterns, what did patterns did you use? Where did they come from?
No, I used maori patterns from Miss Paton`s pictures.


7. What geometric elements does your Tapa Cloth
show? Reflection, Rotation, Translation.
My Tapa show`s reflection, rotation and translation.

My Wall Wisher By Asmah




This is my wall wisher it is about friends. Check it out and leave a comment.
Thank you for checking out my post.

Room 5`s birthday months

























































































































In room 5 September is the month that is celebrated the most.

In room 5 November is the month that is celebrated the least.































































































Friday 9 March 2012

My Tapa cloth By Asmah


Kia ora my is Asmah and this is my tapa. I first had to do a draft on a white paper. I used a pencil and a rule. Next i did a my tapa on a brown paper. Then I used a vivid and then I painted it with dye. The white stuff is bleach. I enjoy doing tapas.

Thursday 8 March 2012

My Vitruvian Man By Asmah


Hi my name is Asmah and this is my Vitruvian man. My six feet equates to my height and it is as long as my arm span. I have learned a lot from the Vitruian man task.

Wednesday 7 March 2012

My Fantastic Time At Eastern Beach.


On Monday February 27th, I was sound asleep just as I was going to go have the best dream. Then my mum woke me up and said Asmah time to go to school. Oh mum do I have to, Yes she said don`t you want to go on the trip. What trip? I said. “The Eastern beach trip” my mum said. I quickly jumped out of my bed and quickly got dressed. I ran as fast as I could to school. I was worried that the teachers and the students already went to Eastern beach with out me.


When I reached room 5, I was amazed that I was early. I hung my bag and sat down on the carpet. Soon Miss Paton did the roll. After Miss Paton did the roll she took out a clip board from her bag. Soon everybody lined outside.

Next the whole school was waiting at the drive way for the bus. The bus took forever, then a few minutes we saw a bus but that was not the school bus . I felt like the bus would never arrive. Finally the bus came, when I got up my legs were in pain.
Soon we reached Eastern beach. Then Ms Kirkpatrick and Mr Johnston told whole school where we were allowed and how far we are allowed in the water. Ms Kirkpatrick also told us that there is another school here.

After Ms Kirkpatrick and Mr Johnston finished talking we had our morning tea. Next rooms 1, 2,3 and 4 went in the water first for a swim. Then Mr Johnston said “Room 5 time to do life jackets with Mr Nepia”. The water was so cold that it felt like ice blocks. My brother and I was not allowed to swim in the water.


When we finished doing the life jackets we went swimming. It was Room 6`s turn. Mr Johnston got in a kayak and went in the water so the students wouldn’t go too far. Mr Johnston explained how to put on the life jackets on.

Soon it was lunch time, I had a healthy burger. Next I played volley ball with Nicky and Katareana. Then I played on the trees and then I played bob it with Dallas, Nicky, Katareana and my little brother.

Soon it was time to go back to school. I had a fantastic time at Eastern beach with my friends and my little brother.