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In room 4 we have been making  poster to help the animal we chose to  get off the worlds ulgiest animal list.`

Discussion

I have been learning about writing a discussion.

I have included:- a title, connectives, a conclusion that recommends one view over the other.

Should classes be allowed to have pets?

Many people question if classes who have pets, asking if they are healthy or if they interfere with learning.

I am going discuss points for and against having a class pet.

Primarily, class pets teach children to be responsible because they need to have the right amount of food and care to keep them healthy.

Furthermore, class pets teach children to behave gently toward animals because children learn to treat animals the way you want to be treat with care and respect.  

However, many people believe that class pets are unhealthy and believe that pets in classes distract children from learning because pets are noisy  and messy and this distracts children.

In conclusion, I strongly believe that classes should have pets because  they teach children to responsible, care for animals and show respect for animals.

Sharing

Red Rattlers

Starting School

IALA recounts

I have worked hard to add detail to my ideas.

There before me lay a huge playground with a slide and a  bridge. The playground was a rectangle shape. The playground had monkey bars.

The buildings were big with lots of windows in all the buildings. There was an office. There was a rainbow of colours in all the buildings. There were big buildings and little buildings.

Korowai

Here I am wearing the korowai cloak. The things I like about the cloak and have written on the cloak feathers are thoughtful and pono (be true, valid, honest, genuine, sincere).

The Hungry Squirrel

The Hungry Squirrel

Early one morning near the edge of the forest, a small squirrel was gathering nuts while a  

hawk was circling in the sky.

The squirrel sensed something was wrong. He looked up with his big round eyes and saw the hawk who was soaring high above him with with his large claws and pointed beak.

The hawk swooped down after the terrified squirrel, the squirrel ran as fast as he could into the thick and prickly bush to hide.

The hawk dived at the bush but got prickles in his short feathers, he gave up and flew away.

The squirrel finished gathering his nuts and went back to his family in the fir tree.