Olive @ Papakura Central School: 2020

Wednesday, December 16, 2020

Olive SLJ - Te Reo Maori - What are you doing today? Kick Start

Friday, November 27, 2020

Friday, November 6, 2020

Monday, October 19, 2020

Olive Blog profile - Stepping up

Here I show I set up my Blog! I hope you enjoy reading it!

Thursday, October 15, 2020

Seasons

Seasons.

Autumns coming

The trees know

They get their leaves ready to blow

---------------------------------------------------------Winters coming

The clouds know

They get ready to drop some snow

---------------------------------------------------------Springs coming

The flowers know

They start to bloom and grow

--------------------------------------------------------Summers coming

The girl knows

She gets her towel ready to doze.

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-Olive

Wednesday, September 23, 2020

Garden Kai Mac and Cheese Olive Hatchard

We got to eat some pasta that the teacher made and it was really good!

Friday, September 18, 2020

Branding Olive.

At school we are making a craft market, these were my ideas for our company name and every thing else.

HOPE YOU LIKE IT!!!!!!!!! :-)

Thursday, September 17, 2020

In the beginning of haka.

By:Olive

There are a lot of questions people ask and there all about the haka:

How did it start?
What's the point in learning the haka?
Why was it important?
And why were women and/or girls not allowed to do the haka?

Well there are alot of simple answers to all those questions and I'm going to give them to you in the story. And by time you're finished reading this book you definitely like the haka more than you do now. (especially if you hate the haka and think it’s a nuisance!)

How the haka started:

In the beginning it was used by the maori as a war dance. It was performed on the battlefield for two reasons:

Was to scare and frighten their opponents to make them think that they're going against some strong opponents.
The maori would use intense facial expressions like wide open eyes and pukana at the end (Pukana-poking tongue out)

Now there are girls/women in the haka too. But back in the day:

Women and girls weren’t allowed to do stuff like the haka!
Girls/women weren’t allowed to go to war either!

Why is haka important?

It is important because it was quite traditional to the maori and being kiwis we need to keep at least some of the maori roll with us in New Zealand. Help us on maori language week, keep maori alive!

Why weren’t women allowed to go to war?

One of the main reasons why women couldn’t contribute in some things was because of the need for separate beds, and the worry of women being present in sexual crimes. I know, It is really quite unfair to girls and women but that is how it was.

Monday, September 14, 2020

T3W9 Reading Olive.

This is my reading tasks for this week.

Friday, September 11, 2020

T3W9 Math Olive.

Olive & Sophie's PRODUCT promo.

Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Olive's reading / week 8 / term 3.

Friday, September 4, 2020

Garden kai 2 Olive Hatchard & Sophie nel

Monday, August 17, 2020

Olive's lockdown learning. Day 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27.

Tuesday, August 11, 2020

Week 4 reding:

This is my week four reading.

Enjoy reading it! :)

Thursday, August 6, 2020

The big KHH cook of.

We were making egg fried rice in KHH and we needed to research some of the things that we were using for it.

Thursday, July 23, 2020

Reading.

Thursday, July 2, 2020

Matariki stars!!!!!!!

Today we were budded up with someone from room 19. I was budded up with Aiden. We made matariki stars together.

Wednesday, July 1, 2020

Discovery Inquiry masks Olive Hatchard.

This is the Discovery slide that I did. Have fun reading it! :)

Discovery Topic: mask.

This is me and Sophie. I am the one on the right and Sophie is the one on the right. And I know what your thinking, what are they wearing!! Well those are masks. We made masks for this years topic: Discovery! I made this mask because I was inspired by the Italians and there cool looking masks. To make the mask I used cardboard, black paint, silver and gold glitter, hot glue, pink material and PVA glue. I did the details because I saw what all the other mask designs were and I used them by putting them in different places of my mask to make it look cool! I hope you like my mask!

Do you think I need to make any changes?

Tuesday, June 30, 2020

T2W12 Reading Sophie and Olive.

Monday, June 29, 2020

T2W12 Math Olive.

This is my maths work for this week!
Hope you like it ; )

Thursday, June 25, 2020

T2W11 Math Olive.

Friday, June 19, 2020

Robots.

This is my lCS friday for today,
I hope you enjoy reading it and I hope you like it! :)

Olives perimeter of 40 sheet.

I am learning about perimeters and how the area changes even though the perimeter is still the same.
I hope you like my sheet! :)

Thursday, June 18, 2020

The move.

By: Olive Hatchard

Today was a busy day for the howlet-

(Howl-et) Family.

They were moving houses tomorrow!

TOMORROW! Let’s start from the

beginning though.

This morning is the day I get to

sleep in! Every Saturday I sleep in till about

9:30 But… Today I woke up at 7:30! There

was this big truck that had pulled up next to

the next door neighbour's house. It was a

moving truck! It was blue with a mustard

coloured trailer and the trailer had a picture

of this person from a cartoon I like to watch

called “super hero gang!” His name is

klungeo-(klung-je-o) Next to klungeo was a

speech bubble and klungeo was saying

“Lets move that for you!” As soon as that

moving truck arrived all of the next door

neighbors rushed out of their wonky

mustered house with a whole heap of

suitcases full of luggage and put them all

in the truck. The next day they left for

their new house.

Few I'm glad I'm not them!

A few days later:

The howlet family has now unpacked their

luggage now and Zow-eeeee! Their house

looks amazing! On the outside it is brown

and it has a roof of orangy-brown tiles like

the colour of a brick. If you are standing

at the front of the house off to the very

left of the roof there is a small brick

chimney with a perimeter of 2 bricks by 2.

At the front in the middle there is a small

door that is about 5 foot high and 2 feet

wide with glass at the top to see through:

To see If anyone is home or to see who is

at the door. The door has a very nice brown

colour like the colour of cardboard when it

is dry. On the left of the door about 60cm

away (2 feet) there is this little window

that is 30cm across and 30cm up. It is in

a shape of a square and it is so clean and

so clear to see through that it looks as if

they have cleand it every single day!

To be continued.........

T2W10 Math Olive. 2020

Monday, June 15, 2020

T2W10 math Olive.

We were doing this thing where we have to answer the maths question that the teacher (Mrs-Gallagher) Writes up on the whiteboard. Have fun reading how I solved it!