The Blue Ice Phoenix

One time very long ago Jamie was just exploring the nearby forest because him and his family just moved from ireland. While Jamie was exploring he heard bone rattling screech from way into the heart of the forest he thought  nothing of it at the time being. The next around eleven o’clock he remembered what he heard the night before, so he sprinted to where he heard the terrifying screech.

Popsicle Stick Bridge

For CRT me and my team of three* Bridge. We made the bridge out of popsicle sticks. i enjoyed finishing the hot glueing.

*Carter N & Brenyn R

Holi Explanation

What Is Holi

Holi is an ancient Hindu festival better known as the festival of color.It is mainly celebrated in India and Nepal. The festival of Holi marks the arrival of spring and the end of winter.

Traditions

Holi is known for being the festival of color that is why they throw colored powder and water and each other as a tradition and this tradition is a very common and it is spending time with family and friends.

Foods

In Holi there are some cool foods like Gujiya. Gujiya is a fried dumpling and is a very popular Indian food and another one is Dahi vada is a homemade yogurt. And Papori is a crispy dough wafer.

How Is Holi Relevant Today?

Holi is still relevant today because it is a symbol of multiculturalism and inclusivity. And it is also a message of love and harmony and with cherished friendships and forgiveness.

Conclusion

Holi marks the start of spring in India and nepal, they throw powder at each other for a tradition, there are some cool foods there, Holi is relevant today because it is a symbol of multicultural and inclusivity and finally it shows good over evil.

In this blog I am writing about my action station, rugby league.

2 things I have enjoyed learning how to tackle and how to pass the ball properly pass the ball.

2 things I found challenging is tackling and the skills.

1 thing I would like to improve is my running.

Next round I would like to learn more about, is the rules.

On Saturday I played cricket, my team played quite well we scored 172 and lost by 20 runs, my teammate Jack scored the most at 32 runs, I scored 13 and I bowled someone out. After that I played Pokemon for an hour then went to the beach and did some bogie boarding and the waves were massive.

This week in Tāwhirimātea, we have been getting to know each other by doing team games and activities

Someone new I have met is William.

The RISE value I have shown this week is resilience by going to school even though I was feeling unwell.

Three of the rules in Tāwhirimātea are:

1. No shoes inside the studio.
2. No yelling in the class.
3. No gum on school grounds.

I am looking forward to more Chromebook time.