Thursday 28 November 2013

MOtE Reapplication

The students in Room 6 have been working with the MOtE approach and have been having a huge amount of fun.  They were put into role as a character that had been refused entry into the City of Light.  Here are there speeches


First of the Christmas fads to hit our class

Friday 22 November 2013

Hello children of the Philippines my name is Connor Macfarlane and I live in country called New Zealand.
We are so sorry to hear about the devastating typhoon had hit you in the Philippines. We hope that you and your families can survive until help arrives.
Because we are sad that this has happened all of New Zealand schools are going to have a mufti day, there will be a gold coin donation. All of the money we make from Melville Intermediate School will be donated to help you get all of the essentials to survive until further help arrives.

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Dear children of Philippines
I am devastated to see you my name is Haze Peters and I am 12 years old and I  feel sorry about the Typhoon. It is just horrible here what happen to all of you poor people. I wish that I can help for your country my school is collecting money to help your country

everyone in my school  feel sorry about what happen to you we will our best to pervade food water and I feel sorry for your loved one I wish you guy the good bye write you a another letter next time.  

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Dear children of the Philippines

Kia ora my name is Dillinger Hamiora I am 13 years old and come from the country New Zealand. It is devastating to hear about the terrible typhoon that hit the Philippines, I hope you are okay and still with your loved ones. If there were anything that I could do, I would do it and I wish the best for you and the rest of the Philippines children. The New Zealand army has sent an airplane full of safety equipment that will help you survive the devastation. I hope the best for your country.

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Dear children of the Philippines,
Hello my name is Siosifa and ’I'm from Hamilton New Zealand. I hope you are well. I'm sorry to hear that your lovely parent has passed away and your house has been taken down by the typhoon hyain. I have saw the pictures of what was it look like before the typhoon and what happen after it. If there anything I can do I will try my best to do it but the New Zealand government will send you a plane full of food and safety gear. Thank you very much.
You’re sincerely

Siosifa Pule 
Dear children/ adults of the Philippines

It’s really heart breaking to hear what has happened in your country. It must be very hard for you figuring out where to sleep and difficult to find food and water to drink. I am from New Zealand where not many disasters happen so I could not imagine what you are feeling like right now. Our country has sent many rescue teams to come and help re-build your city. Our school has fund-raised some money for you to help with all the costs of re-building your city. Don’t worry you’re going to be alright.

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Dear children of the Philippine’s.
I’m so sorry, hope you are okay after what happened? Are you and your relative’s safe? If I was you, I’ll try to help people like encourage them, like what I’m doing now. Don’t give up, believe in yourself.
Other people in other places are trying to help you. Sadly they can’t land because of the buildings that tumbled. So if you try and clean the place probably they might be able to land and help even more. 

Don’t give up, have faith in yourself, believe that you can help your community and change the place.

Thursday 21 November 2013

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Dear children in the Philippines


I am so sorry of what I heard about the phillpinese I hope you and your family are ok also it is devastating of what that typhoon can do. But it’s ok because lots of people are coming to help you and the phillpinese they will bring food water and a nice place to live. They will help you find your mum and dad if they are lots. Did I tell u my name it Alanis I live in New Zealand and I go to Melville intermediate school. I wish u and your country’s is ok.

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Dear children of the Philippines
I am so sorry about the cause of the typhoon and how all the houses in Philippines were destroyed. It’s going to be ok, the people are going to help you, protect you and keep you safe. Your parents would be worried about you too; the rescue people will help you and your worries.
Try not to cry think of something happy like that you’re going to be ok. You can find friends and people who will help you, you can help them too and survive with them.
From someone in New Zealand


Jessie Lee   

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Dear whoever found this letter,
I am so sorry about the typhoon. I hope you and your family are ok. I am happy that you found my letter. My name is Shayla Templeman. I live in New Zealand and I go to school at Melville Intermediate. I’m 11 years old and I live in Te Awamutu with my Mum and little brother Jaykib. My Dad lives in Hamilton. I have two older sisters (Ashlea and Claire) but they live in Australia. I hope you find someone to help you.

I hope my letter has given you some hope to carry on......

Friday 15 November 2013

On that dreadful day of September the 11th   2001.All that way to America When that plane came crash! And boom! Into the twin buildings watching them slowly crumble. It was a horrific sight knowing that a lot of people are going to die. I didn’t want to believe it. All broadcasted on the news. The firemen going in trying to save as much people as they can even when they didn’t know whether or not there returning themselves. I was one of the unfortunate witnesses standing there in shock like everyone else. I will never forget that haunting day.

Friday 8 November 2013

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Frist, frost swizzles on planet earth, underground and on top of pine trees. Time freezes, my watch shivers and crackles at the spot. Birds flew but then dropped by midair, squirrels chasing each other and dropped from the trees above.
Time after time I was lonely, no birds singing or flapping or squirrels chattering. Just leaves crunching under my frosty boots. The sky never changed just a purple, blue sky, I checked my watch. “Oh what’s the point, my watch has stopped.”

 I wondered around, “WOH!” it was frozen, it was freezing. Head first in the pound, BRAIN FREEZE!!!

Thursday 7 November 2013

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‘Hey wait for me!!” I called out to Jack.
 “Hurry up slowpoke” he yelled back. Jack and I were biking past a slippery disgusting pond when jack noticed something. He skidded to a stop and pointed to something in the water. I looked down and saw two gumboots sticking out of the water. Jack reached out and pulled…. A body came flying out of the water. It landed next to the bikes.  I screamed and then I fainted. When I came to Jack was over by the dead body, I slowly walked over to Jack and the body…. I looked down and saw a scarecrow.