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Wednesday, 1 November 2017

Is sports important then music

Monday 30 october 2017

Persuasive writing:

Is sports more important than music?

I think sports and music is important, but my opinion i think sports is more important than music because when you play sports you exercise to keep fit and you keep healthy and you also make new friends. Sports helps people to inspire other people overcome being shy and helps people learn new things and get paid a lot of money and you can be proud to be playing for your country and traveling the country.

Most important thing is if you don't do exercise or play sport it would lead you to a lot of worlds problems like obesity. If you had a choice at your school, would you rather have a compulsory P.E system or a compulsory music system? Would you rather keep fit and healthy playing sport or confuse your brain by playing lots of complex notes on 10 different instruments?

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Kei te aha? My Reading

Kei te Aha?Ke te Aha?
Na Hone Apanui nga korero
Na Jennifer Lautusi nga pikitia


“Kei te aha koe, kaka?”
“Kei te mahara noa iho ahau.”


“Kei te aha korua, Kereru ma?”
“Kei te kai aporo maua.”


“Kei te aha koutou, pukeko ma?”
“Kei te waiata ahau.”


“Kei te aha korua, papango ma?”
“Kei te Kaukau maua.”


“Kei te aha koutou, weka ma?”
“Kei te kimi taonga matou!”


“Kei te aha koe, Kotuku?”
“Kei te rere ahau.”


“Kei te aha korua, putangitangi ma?”
“Kei te korero maua.”


“Kei te aha koutou, pateke ma?”
“Kei te ruirui parirau matou.”


“Kei te aha koe, kea?”
“E hika, kei te unu waireka hoki!”


“Kei te aha koe?”
“Kei te aha korua?”
“Kei te aha koutou?”  
Na Hone Apanui nga korero
Na Jennifer Lautusi nga pikitia


“Kei te aha koe, kaka?”
“Kei te mahara noa iho ahau.”


“Kei te aha korua, Kereru ma?”
“Kei te kai aporo maua.”


“Kei te aha koutou, pukeko ma?”
“Kei te waiata ahau.”


“Kei te aha korua, papango ma?”
“Kei te Kaukau maua.”


“Kei te aha koutou, weka ma?”
“Kei te kimi taonga matou!”


“Kei te aha koe, Kotuku?”
“Kei te rere ahau.”


“Kei te aha korua, putangitangi ma?”
“Kei te korero maua.”


“Kei te aha koutou, pateke ma?”
“Kei te ruirui parirau matou.”


“Kei te aha koe, kea?”
“E hika, kei te unu waireka hoki!”


“Kei te aha koe?”
“Kei te aha korua?”
“Kei te aha koutou?”  


Why?
Posted by Hone Apanui
With Jennifer Drawing the pictures

"What are you doing, autumn?"
"I'm just thinking about it."

"What are you doing, Kereru?"
"We're eating apples."

"What are you doing, clean?"
"I'm singing."

"What are you doing, white papango?"
"We're Swimming."

"What are you doing, white?"
"We are looking for goods!"

"What are you doing, Governor?"
"I'm running."

"What are you doing, funny?"
"We are talking."

"What are you doing, white pigeon?"
"We're spreading wings."

"What are you doing?"
"Yes, you're laughing!"

"What are you doing?"
"What are you doing?"
"What are you doing?"


My work with Whaea Gaylene

Thursday 19th october 2017

Dear nicolas I feel that family is more important than money because family is there by your side through good and bad times.


I heard the machine that you have made that takes away your memories for fuel and creates into money and gold. Without a family you would be alone and have no  one to come home to every day and a family member to cheer you up when you're going through bad and sad situations.


If you are sick and you had no family you would have no one to look after unless you see the doctor but your family would care about you more than the doctor would they would care for you when you grow old or when you die you would have no family to be there for your funeral.


You would have no one to share good news to or have no one to celebrate good news with. When you have grandchildren  they would grow up wondering what  happened to my grandfather or why haven't I met him yet.


That's why family is MORE important than money
Dana  


Our plane for Market Day

Wednesday, 30 August 2017

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