This is just to say

I have eaten the cookies that were in the glass jar. and which you were probably saving for my school lunches. forgive me mum they were delicious so crumbly and so chocolatey. Candice Sue Christina Tonihi Allen Moa

My Tui Report

What has black feathers and a white tuft under its chin? Well if you haven't guessed already it is a bird, a Tui. In spring, birds may travel outside their normal territory to feed. Tuis usually fly to places with good supplies of nectar. Tuis like open country and gardens. They live in a forest and scrub. So if you want to see a Tui they are usually found in New Zealand and offshore islands. Tuis are usually the first to be singing in the morning. They have a wide range of notes. Their calls are bell-like notes, croaks, coughs, and also squeaks. Tuis are most likely to eat berries, fruits, insects, and nectar. The young Tui get feed tiny insects and nectar but only for the first few days. The slightly older chicks get fed berries, moths, spiders and also large insects, they especially like stick insects. November and December is the only nesting seasons. It takes 2 weeks for a Tui’s egg to hatch. Tuis usually lay 2 to 4 eggs. Parents often move to offshore islands to have their chicks.

I asked the little boy who cannot see!

I asked the little boy who cannot see, ‘And what is colour like?’ ‘Why, red,’ said he, ‘Is like the strawberries that I tast that are red sweet and juicy. I feel the yellow scrunchy sponge that sits on the bathroom tub, And blue is like a waterfall; hearing the pristine water falling. And pink is smelling flower petals on the dining room table. Purple is the feel of the slippery soap that smells like beautiful violets And orange is the taste of freshly made sweet orange juice; The colour green is lying outside with the soft fresh grass pressing towards my tummy.’ Candice

Flight Prezi

Flight on Prezi

Statistics Investigation

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World's Best Friend's!

Ingredients:
- Cup of love.
- Teaspoon of honesty.
- Tablespoon of being truthful.
- Cup of care.
- Half of a teaspoon of sharing.

Method:

Step 1-   Find someone and say hello and ask what your name is.  

Step 2-  Get to know him/her. Don’t get too close if you’re not too sure who they are properly.

Step 3-  Invite him/her to come play with you and your other friends.

Step 4-  Share with him/her if they have no lunch.

Step 5-   Protect your friend if she/he is hurt or in trouble. Always help them.

Step 6-  Be friends forever and do not fight .You two should be friends for a very long time.