My Olympic Mascot

Today we drew our own mascot on sumo paint for art and for the Olympics games that is coming up soon this year.This is my sumo paint drawing. The name of  my mascot is called the winter warrior.

Trubridge Breaks World Record

 Trubridge Breaks World Record

New Zealand free dive world champion William Trubridge has broken the world free dive record with a 102-meter dive and Trubridge achieved the dive at Dean’s Blue Hole which is at Long Island in the Bahamas. It was his world record and comes following his failed 2014 record attempt. But two years ago he was taken out of the dive because he was almost at the bottom of the surface but had a problem.

Kiwi Kids News

My Speech On Lions.

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My speech is on lions because I like lions. They look cool and are just like real kings and they are also very good at hunting. I am saying my speech on Friday because I'm in the speech finals. My speech was about 4 minutes and 32 seconds long. The best part that I liked to tell people was how we can help the lions that are endangered. I like that they can be always seen in the zoo where they are safe. 

Maori Language Week

All Blacks vs Wales.

The All Blacks had begun their victory for 2016 season over the Wales. But the game on Sunday night was very good because we wane the rugby game. The points were 39 to 21. Wales had the better of the first half and leading by 18-15, despite both sides scoring two tries. Wales were getting ready to attack at the breakdown and caused the All Blacks problems through spirited forward play.First half try scorers for the All Blacks were Julian Savea and Waisake Naholo and Savea had a try. We win and the whole of New Zealand is very happy and they are jumping everywhere.

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Matariki.

This is a Matariki presentation that I did with my group for our inquiry. This presentation will help you get some new knowledge about Matariki.

Matariki Maori New Year.

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Matariki is the Maori name for the cluster of stars known as Pleiades. When it comes up in the north or eastern skies them the Māori people will know because when it appeared just before dawn in the late May or early June, it signalled the start of the Māori New Year. But For some tribes, the rising of Puanga (Rigel in Orion) signals the start of the New Year.  Matariki begins on the 6 of  June in 2016.