How to make a Christmas tree decoration

On 25.11.18 my class made Christmas decorations, I made a Christmas tree out of cupcake cups and a stick. If you wanna know how to make one just carry on reading.

Materials

• 1 Ice-block stick
• 3 Cupcake cups
• Glue
• Ribbon
• 3 pom poms

Method
1. Fold you cupcake cups into a half, then to a little fold in the middle.
2. Glue you cupcake cups onto the ice-block stick.
3. Glue them from the bottom to the top.
4. Cut the ribbon from the risk to your elbow.
5. Glue some pom poms on the Christmas tree. (optional)
(When you glue the cupcake cups onto the stick you glue from the bottom to the top)
You are finished.

Athletics

Yesterday I had athletics it was awesome because I participated in everything. I learned that I can jump up to 1.17 meters in high jump. The part that I enjoyed was long jump because I came 4th, The easy part for me was sprints because I came a place. The hard part was helping others try there best. I was also learning how to be supportive and being resilient.

Here are some photos we took yesterday.

Hanga Waka

Last Friday we tested our boats to see how many coins it could carry, The coins were real to. The real easy part was putting it altogether to see if it would float, the hard part was to make my boat out of only two things.  I used tin-foil and straws also masking tape. The boat was fantastic and it was awesome.

Floating and Sinking

We have did a test on our boats and it was about density, density is when there is weight on something that is floating. When we did our first test all of our boats were buoyant because there was no weight on it. 

Paying it forward

If I had the chance to travel back into the 1930's I would take blanket so they can stay warm, I would also take some food and other materials so that everyone there wouldn't be hungry and starve. I would take some chocolates back so that everyone who was there can have something in return from as. Overall if I could travel back in time I would take all those things back into the mid-1930's. 

Hanga Waka

This week and last week, I have been learning how to build a boat. The good part was having fun and finishing it and the hard part was finishing the work on time and day. My favourite part was building it together with others in my class.

Kapa Haka - Te Rau Pou Manawa ō Kawakawa

What have I enjoyed about Kapa Haka? 

• I have enjoyed participating in Te Rau Pou Manawa.
• I have enjoyed learning new waiata and haka's.
• I have enjoyed learning how to pronounce my words properly.
• I have enjoyed making memories with others.
• I have enjoyed having fun and meeting others.

Follow this link, Te Rau Pou Manawa O Kawakawa