In Te Maunga we have been learning about hauora. We learnt what muscles you use to move your arm up and down. One thing I liked learning about was what you need to grow plants and what plants need to grow. To improve my work I will do less talking and more working.
Kia ora! I am a year 4 student in Te Maunga at Paihia School, New Zealand. My teachers are Mrs Pou and Mr Ngata.
Thursday, June 10, 2021
Thursday, April 8, 2021
This is what happens in a Auction
In Te Maunga we had an Auction. We learnt how an auction worked. My favourite part about it was that we got a treat and that we didn’t have to do work.
Tuesday, March 16, 2021
Mind blowing Pepeha Art
In Te Maunga we have been doing art about our pepeha. We drew our maunga and our awa then we coloured in with a pastel. My favorite part about it was that we were telling other people about yourself. You can learn something about other people.
Wednesday, November 25, 2020
Maesurement
In Te Maunga we learnt about measurement. We learnt how to measure with a ruler and weigh things with grams and kilograms. My favourite activity was Hearty Applause because we learnt how much blood our heart pumps a minute.
Monday, November 9, 2020
cricket
In Te Maunga we have been playing cricket. I learnt about standing the correct way, your feet have to be spread out shoulder width and also holding the bat in the middle. We played a game called speed cricket. The instructions are to hit the ball without hitting the wicket then you run to a pink pad and tap it with the tip of the bat and then you sprint back to the line and pass the bat to the next person.
Monday, November 2, 2020
Poetry
In Te Maunga we have been learning about poetry. I learnt that a metaphor is a simile without using like or as and Alliteration is when you describe something with the same sound at the start.
Friday, October 30, 2020
cross-country
On Friday 25, of September Paihia school did cross country. First we ran around the field then we climbed over the fence up the hill and ran back down all the way to the finish line. After the race I felt good and tired



