I did Origami for my action station and this is all about it. Origami is believed to have started in Japan a few hundred years ago but some people think it might have started even earlier in China where paper was first made. At first origami was mostly used for special occasions but over time, it became more popular as a fun activity for people of all ages.

Origami is the Japanese activity of folding paper to make shapes, animals, and objects without using scissors or glue. The word origami comes from two Japanese words ori which means fold and gami which means paper.

I made little claws using Origami and this ishow I made it,  first you need to  have square paper and then, you fold diagonally and diagonally again and you will end up with a triangle thing, after that you get the top of the triangle and fold it down and then you will have a piece of paper sticking out then you tuck it in and then you have a claw.

I love origami because you can make almost anything you want and plus, it looks very cool!

I like the claws that I made because I can make as much (if I have enough paper) and I can give some to my friends

It was kind of difficult because at first I didn’t know what to do my this guy showed me how to make claws and I was happy because now I know how to make something I origami.

For Monday mashup we followed a tutorial that taught us how to draw a robot bunny. the artist helped us to draw by explaining it. he Drew to,  he stopped after each section and gave us step by step instructions. The skills we learned was listening, watching, drawing, taking notice, and drawing curved lines. Here is my robot bunny

do you know how to draw a robot bunny? Check out kids art hub on YouTube to find out how.

Today at school we went to the hall and there were these people and they were from Srike there names Katie lee, Muzza and Tack. They are percussionists, they had drums, marimba ( which is like a xylophone mixed with a piano ) and a biscuit tin.  i enjoyend the part where they did music with fire what they did was they got mini fire stik and they lit it on fire and they got spray bottle with this liquid inside and they sprayed the fire stik and it looked like a flamethrower.

Today a woman named Sian came and brought vr (Virtual reality) headsets and we put them on and she played videos on the headset about the ocean. It looked really cool and there was sting-rays, dolphins, sea lions, and fish they were different colors and textures. We learnt that we need to stop fishing and stop polluting.

This is what I have done for te reo maori. What we did was we had to take a photo of our selves doing a verb I did jumping

This is my jungle made from Google drawings I made the vines from rectangle and then i copyed then and put them all around same with the trees.

I learnt that kereru means pigeon, I did not know that tuis eat nectar from flowers, I did not know the Kakapos build there nestes on the ground, I did not know the Kakapos can live up to 60 years old.

for inquiry we are learning about marine reserves. Marine reserves are protected spaces for all sea life. they need safe un over fished and unpolluted spaces to live and breed. Daeytn faith kieran and I have made a slide show to show you what we have done.

We were at the school garden and there were cabge trees.  we took the cabage trees out of there pot because there pots were too small so then we took them out of there small pots and got a plasic bag and put the plant into the plastic bag. And then we pot soil in the plastic bag and then we put a weed mat so then weeds don’t go into the plant. After that we put more soil ontop of the weed mat and then your done. Arbor day is a day all about trees.