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we should have more sports  and less homework Lb

WALT we are to Make a Speech

I strongly believe we should have more sports  and less homework Firstly it improves well-being sports helps with physical fitness Reduces stress Builds confidence. And it is fun. It  builds up Muscles and it also builds up  speed and explosiveness. Last but not least vertical inch jump. Did you know that? . did you no that to much homework can Lead to brainrot and also sickness Like sick of school sad because he wants to go home and  anger issues because he wants to go home or scared because he want to go home

 

 

mascot

WALT we are to Make a mascot

I made a  mascot and it was  a banana it had hands   and legs and blak eys

and I made  it out of  Block arc and a Rectangle and a moon oval it look like a banana with no nose and a i phone16 pro max with a lightning bolt.

rippa rugbee

WALT we are learning about rippa rugbee

rippa is a game a good  game a fun game  we play a  game we had to  take a tag of  youy team

my team was red  my tag keep folof on to the gond I lost and the

Next  game I lost on the fits rod  I got no one out in the game I lost a senkd time

How do you play rippa rugby
The object of the game is to score a try by grounding the ball behind or on the opponents try line A try is worth five points. To prevent a try being scored the defenders must rip the flag from the belt of the ball carrier. This forces the ball carrier to pass the ball.

Matarki stars

Matarki. is connected to good health and wellbeing TUPUĀNUKU. is connected to food that grow in the ground TUPU

means to grow aqnd nuku is short for Papatūānuku In Matariki, the star Pohutukawa is associated with the spirits of the deceased. It is believed that when someone dies, their spirit travels to the star Pohutukawa, which is part of the Matariki star cluster. During the Matariki celebrations, Māori acknowledge and remember those who have passed away, connecting with them Waitī is one of the star  the in the Matariki cluster and it is associated with freshwater and the creatures that live in rivers lakes and other freshwater bodies. It’s considered a female star and a twin of Waitā, which is associated with the ocean. During Matariki, Waitī is a reminder to acknowledge and appreciate the importance of freshwater resources and their connection to the wellbeing of Aotearoa New Zealand. Waipunarangi, one of the stars in the Matariki cluster, is associated with rain and atmospheric conditions. Its name, “water that pools in the sky ,” reflects the connection to the hydrological cycle and the importance of fresh rainfall. In Matariki traditions, the appearance of Waipunarangi during the rising of the Matariki cluster is observed to predict weather patterns for the coming year.

Boys football festival

walt we are doing  Boys football I got two pois it was esy to  get pois or not .

I was good at football  I got the ball lots of Times or not.

it was so fun doing football becas I got to kict the ball and was good at football

here are so potos down  he the potos I choose from football The END …