How to be me in the morning.

Hi Today I am going to give you instructions how to be me in the morning. Now the one on you left is me organized and the one on your right is me unorganized.

1. When your alarm clock goes off turn it completely turn it off.
2. Sleep in.
3.Wake up now
4. Get dressed
5.Put deodorant on and comb hair
    kitchen.      
7. Make lunch for school.                    
8. Eat breakfast ( I usually have toast).  
9.Put your lunch box away and fill your
  drink bottle and put it away.                  
10. Put laptop in your bag and walk out  
      the door.

How I feel today.

Today I am drawing a picture of how I feel today. Here is my picture.

I drew this pict because today I am feeling muggy because we had lots of rain and sunshine. Also I feel stuffy and tired.

Personality test

Take the Attitude Personality Survey at www.attitide.org.nz

I am 31%  Lion, 19% Beaver, 25% Golden Retriever and 25% Otter.
I sort of agree with this because and am a bit of a Lion but I would actually say I am a Golden Retriever.
I can take charge and be the leader, I will make sure everyone will have a turn, everyone can listen to me. A weakness of my animal is I won't really have a leader and I think it would be selfish for myself.
One of my sisters would be an otter and my other sister would be a beaver. My father would be the Lion and my mother would be a Lion as well. Also one of my friends would be a otter.
I think this is a useful test because you can find a bit more about yourself.

Waitangi Day

The people are holding this banner because they are celebrating the Treaty of Waitangi.

The treaty of waitangi was signed because other countries wanted to move to New Zealand and when Captain James Cook came he decided to make a treaty to make this a free country with the Maori's. In 1840 on the 6th of February the treaty was about to be signed in the bay of islands. 40 Maori chefs came and 500 Maori's including 15 came as well to sign the treaty. But only 33 Maoris only signed the treaty. So every year on the 6th of February New Zealand celebrate the Treaty of Waitangi in different cities but they do a special celebration in Waitangi treaty grounds. So just remember on the 6th of February a day that we share this land with the Maori's and we become one. 

How to do a daily blogpost.

Why: to keep up our writing skills
Where: on our personal blogs
When: everyday 8:30 - 9:00
What: can be anything
How: title, correct spelling, finished by 9:00 and a label.

I was not there!

On athletics day I wasn't there.
I traveled all the way Auckland. Just before we went to auckland we went to the café. There food was so delicious and it looked so nice we had to take photos of them. Half way through we eaten our food our hot chocolates came. We took a sip and the it was so delicious I wanted to buy another one. Once we finished we carried on driving to Auckland.

Once we got to Auckland we went straight to R.E. In other words Rainbows End. Since it was the weekends there was hardly any people there we went mostly all the rides. If I went there again and I could do one ride I would do the log flume it was amazing.

Story competition

I am standing there, in front of the two buildings. I am ready and don’t know which building to take. My boss calls “are you in front of both of the buildings,”
I reply “yes,”
“now take the one to your right,”
“ok, coming up,” 
I walk down to the desk and talk to one of the ladies. She tells me to go onto the sixty-eighth floor. Since I saw all the elevators filled I chose to go up the stairs. I also took the elevator a third of the way through. Half way up the stairs almost at the fifty-sixth floor.

I hear a loud grumble. I feel a shake. I hear screaming around me. I quickly jump to the fifty-sixth floor and open the door. I look out side the window and see a man falling down. I am very confused and then the tv magically changes. I see that a plane has collided into the building i am in. People are panicking and ripping past my shoulder. I stand there confused thinking what to do. I see another couple of people falling down. I hear sirens all around me. I follow the people down the stairs and I hear people scream, “FIRE FIRE!” Others fear the building might fall down. I was really confused and then BANG! I see parts of the stairs above toppling over me.

 Seeing that it is too dangerous to be in this area I dart down the stairs, but once I reach the fifty third floor the building starts to fall down, down, down. I am buried amongst rubble trying to get out. I stop. I give up and am now lying in the rubble. A few minutes later I hear a BANG! And lots of rumbling and grumbling. I hear screaming, crying and sirens but on a low volume. I am panicking, I fear for my life. I think of my family, back in New Zealand, the thought of my children growing up without a father. I want to live for them. Water is now spouting out of my eyes. I’m coughing and suffocating. I cry for help but I’m out of breath. This may be my last moment alive.I accept the fact that i may die. I start to black out. 

I slowly wake up. I see bright lights, flashing in my eyes.I hear voices and the sound of grubble being shifted, “ Over here!” says someone. A Group of people pick me up and i am sent to the hospital. They find out I am ok but they say I will have to stay for a few days. As soon as i am discharged from hospital i take the first flight home. When I arrive back at my country my family are standing there with tears in their eyes. 
I thank God for sending those men to rescue me.

By Jeremy Henshaw