My letter

Ki ora 

My name is Max RIchards. I was born on May 16 2008 in Auckland. I lived there for 4 Years with my mum Kim and my dad Russell and in 2011 My sister Louise was born.  When I was 5 my family moved to Whangamata where I attended opoutere school. In Whangamata I learnt to do some of my favorite things such as hunting, fishing, and swimming. After living there for 4 years my dad got a job in Ahipara so packed up and moved. Once we moved I attended Ahipara and Pompallier school. We got our first dog Tui and a cat called Pusspuss. We have lived in Ahipara for almost 4 years now and have no intention of moving.

My word art

This is my word neut. It has words in it that describe me and things that I like.

Te kahu 2020 blog

Hello my name is Max.

I am currently a year 7 at Pompallier Catholic School and I am in         Te Kahu class.

My  favourite hobbies are hunting, fishing and playing drums.

My favourite colour is pink and green. 

4 words to describe me are messy, fun, outdoorsy and creative.

My strengthens are swimming, hunting, and building.
Something I want to work on is spelling and division.   

My travel brochure

   
This is my travel brochure. Our W.A.L.T was to create a travel brochure on a country that we wanted I chose Kenya.  I liked this because it improved my research skills and I learned about a new country.
Have you ever been to Kenya? 

My art

My screen time

The W.A.L.T was to track our screen time over a seven-day period.

It was quite hard because I was sick on Monday and Tuesday so I couldn't get an accurate chart.

  

Mahi tahi

 Today at Mahi tahi we did a taste test. Our W.A.L.T was to use our senses to and cooperate with our buddy by giving them hints to what the food is. The teachers all came round with food and we all thought it would be sardines. We got into a group of 4 and 2 of us wrote down their answers. It was all about risk-taking because you didn't know what you are eating but it was the best Mahi tahi task we have done.    

Mahi tahi teaches us to work together as one.

Do you do anything like this at your school?