My Taniwha

In He Puna Kawenga we have been drawing and dying our own Taniwha. We first had to draw it in our art books to practice then show the teacher. If your teacher says yes then you would be on to your good copy and that's  when you get to make it more interesting.  After we had finished drawing our Taniwha we used dye to make it look  colourful and make it stand out more, like our starry night art work.  When we had done dying our Taniwha the teacher would glue it on to this paper that said artist name and age. When you have done that you show the teacher and give it to her  and then your done. This is my Taniwha. 


                                                                                         

Sailing Te moananui a Kiwa.

In He Puna Kawenga we are learning about Sailing Te Moananui A Kiwa. We also learnt that the navigators cared birds to help guide them. When the birds fly away that means there is a Island. If 
the bird go around and around no island is found. They also carried food with them to trade other people for new stuff. Did you know that the sun rise in the east and sets in the west.

   

Six sentence story.

In He Puna Kawenga we did our own six sentence story. We had to make up our own character and describe it . 

Making Slime.

One morning on the weekend I wanted to make slime. "Mum said" you can but don't get glue on the table.  So mum went to the Warehouse to buy the stuff you  need for slime. This is what you need.

What You Do:

1. In one bowl mix 1 oz. ...
2. Add ¼ cup of Sodium Tetraborate (Borax) Solution to the glue and water mixture and stir slowly.
3. The slime will begin to form immediately. ...
4. Stir as much as you can, then dig in and knead it with your hands until it gets less sticky.  And that is how you make slime my way.  Hopefully it works. This is my slime.