What Makes Me Healthy? by Brian and Tracey

Camouflage by Ben

Will they float or sink? by Tracey

Autumn by Tracey

Float or Sink? by Ngwe Sin

Banana Chocolate Muffins by Kayla and Wint

What Makes Me Healthy? by Ngwe Sin

Cupcake by Hillary

Bridges by Tajon

Puss-in-boots by Room 3

Our Assembly Term 2 2016
Part 1.
Puss-in-boots

Puss-in-boots by Room 3

Part 2.

Taniwha

HAKA

by Tajon

Once, there was a man who was Maori. He was a strong man. His enemies wanted to kill him. 

He went to the chief’s house. The chief told him, ”Go and hide in my potato pit.” Te Rauparaha went into the potato pit. Then he heard enemies footsteps coming from outside. The enemies ran off and he came out of the potato pit. After that, Te Rauparaha went home and told his story to his people. They started to repeat his words, stamp their feet and do the haka. Ka mate! Ka mate! Ka ora! Ka ora! Ka mate! Ka mate! Ka ora! Ka ora!

Red by Lily A

Just Like Me!

by Jade

My name is Jade. I have a brother, his name is Chase. He likes to ride a skateboard. Just like me!!!!! He likes to play army games, just like me!!!!! He has blonde hair, just like me!!!!! He wakes up early, just like me!!!!! He likes to play guitar, just like me!!!!!.

He watches kiddy shows, not like me!!!!! He can’t ride a bike, not like me!!!!! He can’t do tricks on a skateboard, not like me!!!!!  He goes to kindy, not like me!!!!! He goes to bed early, not like me. 

Sometimes we are different, sometimes we are the same. But we will always be good brothers.

Just Like Me!

by Tracey

Yellow

by Sar Yar Chan

Yellow is the soft bear Ollie that lives in Room 3.

Yellow is the sun that is hot.

Yellow is a book that we can write in.

Yellow is a minion eating bananas.

Yellow is a happy face that smiles at me.

Yellow is a sunflower!

Just Like Me!

 by Ocean

Just Like Me!

by Wint

The Crocodile and The Monkey

by Fai'ana

Taniwha

by Ben

There are different sorts of taniwha!

Angry-grumpy-scaly taniwha,

Shark-like and snake-like taniwha,

Stealing-people’s-food taniwha,

Please- don't-eat-my-dog taniwha,

I don't like bad taniwha.

But

I like room 3’s taniwha

Laughing-at-jokes -with-a-smile taniwha,

Respecting-and-looking-after us taniwha,

Swimming-race-with-Room 3 taniwha,

I know our taniwha loves us.

The Little Dog

by Bullard

The little dog’s name was Ben. The little dog was sad because he had not many toys. 
The little dog said to his sisters, ’’I don’t have many toys.  But you can have some of my toys.’’ He was very kind.