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Thursday, 16 August 2012

Sausages Sizzle


  1. Yesterday Room 15 had a sausages sizzle which meant ,if we wanted to have a sausage then we  would have to bring a gold coin donation or we weren’t allowed a sausage. But Mr Mark said we were allowed one only if we payed him the next day. So we did end up having one but before we had one we and to make it so this was the first step.


We had to take turns cutting up the onions so we did. First we get an onion and then peeled it then we had to cut it in half. After that we had to start chopping it into semi ciucle and stick it onto the big green plate. But we couldn't just stick it stright onto the grill causes the sausages were cooking.



Finaly Mr Marks finshed cooking the sausage and that ment that he could stick the onions on the grill.  Once those onions were cook then we could eat our sausage sizzle. Just a few more  mintures and then we could eat them up.



Once the onions were fainly cook we had to stand in line and wait til we got to the table then we could get a bread. Then we go up to Mr Marks  and get an sausage amd some onions. Next we would go up to Aldora and Meleane so the can strick some tomtoe sauce on top of our sausage sizzle.



Now it’s time to eat our yummy sausage sizzle. Then we walked outside to the deck  and started to eat our nummy sausage. Once I took a bite all I could taste was a bit of  bunrt bit of the sausages. So I took another bite then I could taste the nice hot sausage so I eat it all up and went to take a drink then back to our school work “oh no” I said as I was walking back up the stairs.






Thursday, 9 August 2012

Charlee's Rugby Training

Yesterday my team and I had practice. Before we did anything and go anywhere we had to go to get change and then meet Miss Vaafusuaga down at the bottom field. Off we went doing as we were told.

Out of nowhere my teammates started screaming because the field was wet and muddy. Nobody could really blame them...it was muddy and dripping with water!

After a short while MrsVa’afusuaga yelled out at the top of her lungs, “Come on girls stop playing around and come because we are going to do a quick warm up, ok.” We got there eventually, not too tired or not to cold.

Then Mrs.v took the ball off us and said “Come on girls get into your places now so we can start training hurry up”. Suddenly the bell went...and off we went running to the changing rooms. Once we were clean and ready to go we were off to class.

Thursday, 19 July 2012

The Olympic Rings By Charlee


This term our inquiry topic is the Olympic Games. We will be taking a close look at the London games and also uncovering some of the amazing stories of the Olympics, both past and present.







The Olymic symbols which are rings repesent the five continents which are Afica, Asia, Europe, Amercia and Australasia. The ring colours are Blue, yellow, black, green and red which repesents each colours on the flag like South Afica which has Green on it's flag. In 1914 the Olympics flag was first made and in 1920 that was when it was first put up.



Thursday, 28 June 2012

This Amazing Painting By My Cousin


I liked this painting because it is of Maori culture and I am Moari and I liked all the detail like the Koru and all that kind of stuff.The artist is my cousin called Matthew Ryan.



Friday, 8 June 2012

Charlees Story About Claude Monet



Claude Monet was a French impressionist painter. He liked to paint on the same subject but with different backgrounds. He like to paint landspace on different days or season. He liked to capture the moments of his paintings with different colours and light.


Claude Monet lived in Giverny. He liked to paint beautful paintings of the watergarden at his house because of how the water moves and reflects the world. He would go back over and over on the same subject .


The famous painting of the Japenese Bridge that show an arch brigde with a pond under it. It would have trees surrounding the pond. Each season the pond would change how in spring the leaves fall on the pond and the pond would be coverd with leaves but in summer the water would be warm with light shining on the surface.