This blog is a record of my learning from Ruapotaka Primary School through to Tamaki College.
Tuesday, 23 August 2016
Flight of the Albatross
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2016,
Flight of the Albatross,
Reading,
Ruapotaka,
Samuel
Ruapotaka Mini Olympics
On Friday the 19th of August Ruapotaka had their first mini Olympics. We got split in to 16 countries. I was the leader of France. Vaimoana and 2 little kids had to go up and hold the flag. There were 8 people in my group. It was hard to lead a group that didn't really listen to me. We had 4 rotations and then we had to line up for the closing ceremony.
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August 19,
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Ruapotaka School,
Samuel,
Vaimoana
Tuesday, 16 August 2016
France
Here is my presentation on France.
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2016,
Brazie,
France,
Kuini,
Mini Olympics,
Samuel,
Slide Show,
Vaimoana
On Friday August 12 we went to the staff room and did some clay modelling. We could make anything, so I made an Elephant head and a NIKE tick. We all tried to make it in to the shape we wanted it to be. I was sitting with my friends and we all made something different. My friend Sebastian helped me with the Elephant head.
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August 12,
Clay modelling,
elephant head,
Friday,
friends,
Nike,
Samuel,
staff room
Monday, 15 August 2016
Adams win silver at Rio Games
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20.63m,
2016,
August,
Competition,
Michelle,
Samuel,
Silver,
USA,
Valarie Adams
Tuesday, 9 August 2016
World's smelliest flower
The world's smelliest flower has bloomed in New York and it stinks! The rare flower, a corpse flower, known for its stench, has been on display in New York. The rare plant is called the corpse flower because it smells a bit like rotting meat or sick. It's one of the biggest flowering plants on earth and can grow up to six foot.(As tall as a grown man).

LINK
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2016,
August,
Corpse flower,
New York,
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Rotting meat,
Samuel,
Six feet,
Smelliest flower
Tuesday, 2 August 2016
Basketball 2016
In room 11 we had to make a story about us being a athlete and choosing our sport. I chose basketball as my sport for the Olympics and my coach was Stephen Curry. When I was 8 and my dad trained me to be a basketball player. The favourite part in my story is that It felt good to walk in the stadium knowing I was one of the people representing my country.
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Athlete,
Basketball,
Favourite part,
Olympics,
Room 11,
Stephen Curry,
U.S
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