What is good about Kawakawa?

This is my second challenge that I am posting. It is reasons I think Kawakawa is a good place. I think that Hundertwasser toilets are good for tourists that come to Kawakawa. Kawakawa is famous for the Hundertwasser toils and that is in my opinion the most special thing about Kawakawa and why it is a good place. 

A day in the life of...

These holidays we have a holiday challenge to blog 10 different activities. We are doing this to keep our brains work throughout the holidays. This is the first challenge, it is a day in the life of an object in your house. I chose a pair of shoes because why not. Enjoy (:

As the curtains ascend the house is furnished with gleaming light, people traipse towards me, looking as if they were teleported to the middle of nowhere. Finally, time to adventure as I'm slid onto feet. I uncontrollably move through the Earth. Flying high in the air, sailing the seven seas, and just like I'm home on the shoe rack. As the sun descends and the moon ascends night falls upon us.

ANZAC day factsheet

 This week is our final week of the term so we are doing ANZAC work. I decided to do a factsheet and got help from a friend. There blog is here: https://kpskahukurah.blogspot.com. Enjoy (:

Kaupapa waka tōku waka

 This week we had to make a slide on facts about our waka. My waka is Kurahaupō here are some facts:

Narrative

 This is another piece of writing, once again a narrative. This time we didn't have an option, well sort of. There were 2 videos we could watch, I watched the present and wrote a narrative on it. Here it is:

One afternoon I was playing on my PS5 when my mum came home from work. She had a box and put it on the table next to me. She said “well are you going to open the present I got you.” I was eager to open it and paused my game to see what she got me. I opened it and saw it was a cute dog. My curiosity turned to disappointment when I saw it had 3 and a half legs. I propelled him over and continued my game. I had launched him onto his back and he struggled to get up. He saw a ball and darted over to it, he gave it to me hoping for me to throw it. I kicked as hard as I could and it went into the box. When he went to get it he got stuck in the box, I laughed joyously but quickly refocused on my game. He put the ball next to my foot and nudged it onto my foot. I realised that everyone and everything should be treated with care, so I picked up my crutches and hopped outside to play with him.

Waka Taua.

 In school we had to research a waka depending on what group we were in. In group 4 we had Waka Taua. Here are some facts:

About me

In week 1 we wrote an about me story then we translated it into Maori. This is not a direct translation. Here is mine:

Hi! I'm Koda, I'm a boy, I'm 11 and a year 8 at Kawakawa Primary School. I live in Kawakawa with my mum, dad, 2 brothers and 2 dogs. I also have a half sister that comes over sometimes my hobbies are football, basketball, kapa and playing the guitar. My goal is to learn te reo the year I'm in this class.

Kia ora! Koda toku ingoa. He tama ahau, e tekau ma tahi oku tau me he tau waru. E haere ana ahua Ki Te Kura Tuatahi O Kawakawa. Kei Kawakawa toku wahi noho. Me toku mama, papa, tuakana, teina me nga kuri e rua. Ko Jade toku tuahine e haere mai ana etahi wa. Nga mea pai ki ahau; whutupaoro, pahiketepaoro, kapa haka me te takari i te kita. Ko toku whainga he ako Te Reo Maori.