Year Eights graduation dinner

The year eights graduation dinner was amazing.  Everyone was beautifully dressed.The food was sensational and everyone was surely to clean off their plates. Everyone was filled with laughter and that made the year eight students have a night to remember even with a few other celebrations such as Whaea Christin's birthday.The desserts were rich and the teachers and year eight students demolished there desserts in secounds,also the inspiring speeches from teachers were mindblowing followed with a few gifts.That was an outstanding night to remember and the year eights will never forget that precious night and surely we made alot of memories of this special occasion. "Cheers to the year eights students."

Pygmy Seahorse

The Pygmy Seahorse  is as small as a paper clip. The babies grow tubercles and they can change colour so that they camouflage.

Scientists went to the Philippines to get  Pygmy Seahorses to take them back to San Francisco because they want to find out if Pygmy Seahorses change colour.

When the baby   Pygmy Seahorse came out of the males pouch they changed colour. They  camouflage with the coral.




                                                      BY CHARLES TURNER OWEN

Grandparents story

Grandparents Story

My Grandparents are natural born hardworkers and are both fluent in Te Reo Maori. My granddad is a man of many trades, but the one he shines through the most is being a builder. He's also a great cook in the kitchen. As for my nan, she's a retired teacher and taught me everything I know. She's a walking encyclopedia, she can whakapapa right back to our ancestor Hine-a-maru and knows alot about our maori history. Nan will fight for what is right and could probably teach everyone here a thing or two!

I strongly believe my grandparents are the best because both my grandparents are really supportive and help me any way they can.They come to every netball game to support and cheer on my team on. I love them for that!

My grandparents have taught me to never give up when things get rough and to always try my best at achieving my goals.They also try to teach me maori but I sometimes don`t know what they're saying. They don`t give up on me and I love that about them. My nan always tells me storys about the olden days. I love listening to her stories! 

I will always love my grandparents for as long as I live. I will never forget them. My granparents are the best!.

hoanis book review

 There are over 460 different types of sharks .Sharks teeth are not the same shape because they need to be able to grip on to there pray the biggest sharks recorded was 30 thousand tons the tiger and hammer head shark are the most vises sharks . I judge this book 8 out of 10 . By hoani Reid 

Room Four Pakaraka School: STANDING NEXT TO A T-REXI WOULD INMANGEIN STANDI...

Room Four Pakaraka School: STANDING NEXT TO A T-REX
I  WOULD INMANGEIN STANDI...: STANDING NEXT TO A T-REX I  WOULD IMAGINE STANDING TO A T-REX IT WOULD BE 20 FEET LONG 20 METERES TALL HAVE RAZES SHARP TEETH AND LOO...

STANDING NEXT TO A T-REX

I  WOULD INMANGEIN STANDING TO A T-REX IT WOULD BE 20 FEET LONG 12 METERES TALL HAVE RAZES SHARP TEETH AND LOOK LIKE A MONSTER I STILL WISH THEY EGSESTED AND  I WILL TRY TO TAME ONE BUT THEY DONT EGSEST  ANY MORE  MAN DONT THEY SOUND COOL  

Horses

Kia-ora my name is Hoani reid and my speech is about horses.Did you now that horses sleep standing up.

Horses use their ears eyes and nostrills to express their moods they also communicate their fellings though facial expressions.

 Horses use a range of diffrent nosies to communicate to other things.