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TE Atua Title Page

For the rest of the term we are going to be looking at GOD in religious education.God is a healer and blesses us.God is also our creator. The Maori name for God is Te Atua

gilitter Art

We did koru art and we also used a bit of  information from Rueben Paterson’s art. I enjoyed painting because it was fun. I found the glitter difficult because I coloured in all my painting with pastels so Miss G got the glitter and tipped it on my little koru I drew. 

Howick Historical Village

My favourite thing from our trip to Howick Historical Village was when we did the trolley, it was a bit hard. Our group went to look at the instructions.

After that we came back and carried on with our work. We got the big board and put two other pieces of wood next to it and then we put a screw and a washer in the holes. We did the next step, it said to put the meat poles into the wheel holes and then we put the pIns in the wheels so the wheels didn’t fall off. I told Andrew we were finished now and he said “yes” we were finished!

I found it easy because we had Andrew to help and I liked it because it was fun and cool.

Tom and The Dragon

One day Tom and his mum went to the beach and Tom asked mum if he could go down to the pier but his mum said “don’t go to the cave because there is a dragon in the cave”. Tom did not listen to what his mum said to him.

He went to the cave and then the dragon asked him “do you want to play chess?” and Tom said “no!” but the dragon had big teeth and had teeth like a shark. Tom went into the cave, it was a mess. Later on Tom and the dragon were playing sword games. Tom went to sit down on the dragon and then the dragon made him fall down but he came and saved him.

When the dragon and Tom were sitting down again they became friends.

School Emblem Description

The cross is the symbol of Jesus when he died on the cross.
The waves remind us that water is a symbol of healing in baptism.
The top of the circle reminds us that Jesus will light our way.
The bottom of the circle reminds us of God’s creation.