Thank you letter to NZMA

This is my letter to the NZMA, Dr Sandra & Faye.

How to make a Blog

This is how to make a blog post.

Hunt for the wilderpeople

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The movie Hunt for the Wilderpeople has broken all of the New Zealand records to become the largest grossing local film at the New Zealand box office. The movie has collected over $9.6 million in just seven weeks. The film is set to release in Australia on May the 26 and then in the US on June 24. Then it will be released globally. The film is directed by Taika Waititi and in spired by Barry Crump's novel Wild Pork and Watercress. 

Trubridge breaks world record

New Zealand free diver William Trubridge has broken his own world record. He swam at 122 metres in the Bahamas. The record is the 16th of Trubridge's career and passes the record that he already held of 121 metres. Free diving is one of the most dangerous sports in the world. The attempt took Trubridge about 4 minutes to complete!!

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Penny signs with Breakers

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New Zealand Basketball star Kirk Penny has resigned with the New Zealand Breakers. He signed a three year deal with the breakers. Which will probably end his career at the Breakers. Penny the 35 year-old tall black has had a 17 year career at the top level of the sport. He has played in the United States and Europe. The Breakers head coach Paul Henare said he's pleased to have secured the signature of the former American College star.

Science Experiment

We went to Room 12 to do our science experiments. We shared our ideas and put them on a presentation together.

We looked up on the internet about what the method is, what the ingredients are and how it should work.

We were successful getting our volcano to work.and we all enjoyed working together on our science experiment.

NASA to launch inflatable home

NASA has announced they will launch the first inflatable home into space. The home  is called the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module or (BEAM for short.) It be in space on Friday the 8th of April. It will land and be deployed on the international Space Station. Astronauts will test the BEAM of about two years to see how it holds.

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