Anzac posters

Room 4 are doing posters about Anzacs. We went to the Motueka, Lower Moutre, and Mapua memorials and found a few names to write about. We got information about the people from the cenotaph, Anzac.com, and CWCG. We found information and we are writing about them. We are writing about their personal information, their family, their information about the war: their rank and other facts, and their burial. Once we have finished, we will probably put them on the walls of the Motueka library.

One of the  memorials.

Gulliver's homework bird house

 

For homework, we had to make something. First, we had to make a brief about what it was going to be. Then we had to make it and I chose to make a bird house

I made the Bird house out of recycled apple boxes and nails. I did half of the sawing and almost all of the nailing and I did almost all of the painting and we hand sawed it.
I chose a bird house because there are lots of birds around our house. Half of the roof can flip up so we can see inside.
That is what I made for my homework.

Courageous people Abel Tasman

Armistice Day

Armistice Day

The treaty to end the Great War (World War 1) was signed on the 11^th   of November   1918 at 11 am.

The soldiers came back to New Zealand and the schools made athletics day to honour the soldiers. They held it on Armistice Day until 1960 and changed it to the closest Saturday so the parents could come. There was over 500 competitors and the main race was the peace shield with was 220 yards. It even continued over World War 2.

By Gulliver

Daniel

Daniel was working for the king.

Daniel asked to be fed on only vegetables and water and said that he would be more healthy than the people who ate fancy food.

God is our Provider

We made posters about how things that god provided work.This shows how the ear works.We made them about things god provided to show how he designed everything so perfect and what god provided.I chose the ear because no one could hear with out it.