This is a drawing of what I think transport would look like in the future.
We are a class of Year 5 and 6 students at Glenbrae School in Auckland New Zealand.
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Showing posts with label Samuel Mbalazi. Show all posts
Friday, 8 November 2013
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
Printmaking
I created this print by making the image on a block using card. Then I rolled an even coat of ink over the surface and placed paper over the block applying pressure using my hands and a roller to transfer the print.
Wednesday, 31 July 2013
What is the difference between an old steam train and a new electric train?
This is the information that Rata house has researched and the poster that Rata house has created for our Guided inquiry learning.
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Samuel Mbalazi
Monday, 3 June 2013
Friday, 2 November 2012
Granddad's Garden
Granddad’s grandchild was feeling sad and unhappy. When grand dad saw Elly he made her feel happy and comfortable. We learnt that when we are sad, unhappy or angry we should not hide our feelings. In the story when the house was noisy they would go outside and swim, talk and laugh.
I really enjoyed the story because I learnt a lot.
by Samuel
Thursday, 1 November 2012
Duffy Show
Last week, Glenbrae students went to Tamaki College for the Duffy show.
Duffy liked to read and Scruffy liked to play rugby and the best book in the world was exciting. Amy liked to sing and Dad liked to sleep. The shy book had a sad and shy picture, the muscle book was about strong people and the dancing book was about people dancing funny.The karate book had karate pictures and the people were Japanese men and women.
The Duffy show was interesting because I learnt a lot about reading.
by Samuel
Duffy liked to read and Scruffy liked to play rugby and the best book in the world was exciting. Amy liked to sing and Dad liked to sleep. The shy book had a sad and shy picture, the muscle book was about strong people and the dancing book was about people dancing funny.The karate book had karate pictures and the people were Japanese men and women.
The Duffy show was interesting because I learnt a lot about reading.
by Samuel
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