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Hello this week we have been doing a explanation on why Timor Leste need our money ? Here it is. I hope you like it. Timor leste why they need our money? Timor leste is a small country located south of philippines and north of australia. Timor leste as of 2016 has a population of 1.269 million. Timor leste is a 3rd world country in need of our help because they are struggling to development they need our money for shelter, education, food and water. Food The people of Timor leste need our money for food because they have lack of energy for there daily lives because 37.4 percent of the Timor Leste population live under the international poverty line of 1.25$ per day. There for 40 percent of the population is malnourished. They also need our money to grow their own food for some of the food is sourced for Portuguese and Indonesia. Another reason as to why they need our money's is for fishing nets for they have a lack of fishing nets to catch fish. Water The people of Timor Les...

Hello everyone I hope you are having a great and today I will show you my blogger profile. I hope you like it. Have you ever made your profile ?

Last week we did Cybersmart. It is all about staying safe on the internet and last week we did what is a purpose of a blog. We had to copy and paste a slide and screenshot other people's blogs into these categories - Teaching others, Getting feedback and To Publish. Here it is on slide 7.    What is the purpose behind publishing your blog posts?

Hello, Today I am going to tell you about Life Ed with Harold the giraffe. Our instructor was Susan and she made us do these really fun games and how to be a better leader. To become a leader is to stand up for yourself and others. Also listen to other peoples ideas and use a strong voice. The whole school got to see Harold and got to learn lots of cool stuff along the way. I really enjoyed seeing Harold and I hope to see him next year. Have you ever seen Harold?

Hi guys today I will show you why instructions writing of how to make a mug cake. If anyone out there doesn't know what a mug cake is well it is a chocolate cake in a mug here are my instructions. Mug cake Instructions Ingredients: One egg ¼ of a cup of sugar 1-2 tablespoons of cocoa Materials: A fork A spoon A mug A microwave Instructions: Crack a egg into the mug Mix with the fork till the egg is all yellow Add a ¼ of a cup of sugar Add 1-2 tablespoons of cocoa depending how chocolaty you want it Mix till it is like a liquid   Place the mug into the microwave for 60 - 90 seconds but check every now and then Add chocolate chips if you want Enjoy I hope you learned how to make a mug cake. If you want you should try it because it was really good. Have you ever tasted a mug cake if you have tell me in the comments did you like it ? 

In term 2 week 3 our hub did the Caritas Challenge. The Caritas Challenge involves picking either the sweat it challenge, move it challenge or the live it challenge. The sweat it challenge is when you people bring in used toys and sell them on a market day. Live it challenge is when you live like the people in Timor Leste that includes staying over night and the move it challenge is when nonstop sport for a certain number of hours. Our hub picked the live it challenge and to make the day more exciting we also did a mini sweat it challenge and a mini move it challenge. We then got put into groups to organise what we were going to do during in these challenges. I got put in the mini sweat it. First our group made a time for the market to begin on day we were doing the live it challenge. Then we got our school to bring in any second hand toys, books and games to sell on the market. Some of us got to stay and help with the market but I didn't because I had my sisters Netball that I ha...

Do you now what the wahine disaster is about ? Well that's what I am going to share with you now it has been my recount and I know term 1 is over but but I still have't showed what I did so sit back and read away PS: I hope you like it and had a great holiday. The Wahine Story “Robertson Gordon”!!! I repeat “Robertson Gordon”!!! ‘The seas are getting really rough out there’, said the harbour master, you should  either turn back or risk it and  push on to Wellington”.  It was the 10th of April 1968 and the ferry was travelling from Christchurch to Wellington their were two storms raging and they were going to meet.  One storm was coming  from the North and one from the South Island. Robertson Gordon ( Captain/me  ) said “thanks but we will risk it.” I knew I should had pulled the boat around but I chose not to. Getting to Wellington that was my plan and the ferry engine started and the people were so excited that's why I didn’t want to turn around...