Saturday, 29 December 2018

Summer Learning Journey Week Three Day Four Activity 1,2 and 3

Activity 1 Week Three Day Four
Success Criteria:For this activity, you are to write a short acrostic word poem about the beautiful lights. Hazel has written an acrostic poem about summer to give you an example.
S - Sun outside,
U - Umbrellas in the sand.
M -  My friends and I, having fun,
M - Making sandcastles,
E - Enjoying ice cream on a hot day,
R - Racing to the beach!
On your blog, use the word ‘LIGHTS’ to write an acrostic poem about the Southern Lights. Be as creative as you can!
For more information and examples of acrostic poems, check out this poetry website.

L-  Little smooth strokes of paint cover the sky,
I-Igniting lights like flames.
G-Gusting winds blowing heavily,
H- Hundreds of vibrant colour form in the dark sky.
T- This is a time to gather,
S-Shining stars surround the lights

Activity 2 Week Three Day Four
Success Criteria:On your blog, write a short summary of the book (The Seven Stars Of Matariki). What was it about? Try to summarise the story in 6-8 sentences.

Long ago there was this young man called Mĩtai who lived with his seven brother in a little.Mĩtai loved his brother as much as he loved himself in fact they were the handsomest brothers in the village but had not got married yet because they couldn’t love anyone as much as themselves.

One day, Mĩtai and his brothers were hunting one day on a hill and spotted the most beautifulest woman singing, when a woman looked at each of Mĩtai’s brother they immediately fell in love.

Mĩtai’s brothers didn’t go hunting anymore they were spending their time fishing for kai moana for their wives and took no notice of them eating any food themselves.
Mĩtai had gotten more and more suspicious and asked there kororia what to do and he said”to follow them to see where they go. One day Mĩtai sat in the bush for a long time and had just almost left when he noticed 6 piwakawaka, then seven on a branch and quickly followed them when they flew away.
Mĩtai heard about their evil plan to starve his brothers all to death so he hurried back home and told his brother their plan hishe brothers listened closely to Mĩtai and set off the next morning with huge nets to capture their wives by them staying hidden.
Mĩtai and his brothers quickly took their wives back home when they caught them and asked their kororia again what to do and he said this time take them up to the god of the stars and get him to take them somewhere far far away and so he did.


Activity 3 Week Three Day Four
Success Criteria:Take a look at the three pictures of crazy, cool cloud formations below. On your blog, tell us what you see in the photo. What shape(s) do you see? Be sure to tell us which picture (1, 2 or 3) you have chosen and describe what you see in lots of detail!
 
In photo two this cloud reminds me of a huge tornado that looks soft and cuddly around the outside with the sun shining out of it. This photo also reminds me of the shape of a UFO than can be full of gigantic aliens. Some shapes I can see in this photo is a building underneath that looks like a tall squared triangle. I can’t really see any shapes doing with the cloud in this photo.
This photo is found on the Summer Learning Journey website but I am not sure where it was found.






1 comment:

  1. Hi Jennae!

    Well done on another wonderful post! You complete each task very well. You are a natural blogger!

    Your poem is very breezy and relaxing. I can visualise the lights in the sky. I loved the sentence: Igniting lights like flames.’
    What a beautiful sentence! It reminds me of a Katy Perry song!

    Thank you for sharing your summer of the The Seven Stars Of Matariki. It is a wonderful Maori myth! Us Kiwi’s are blessed to have such a wealth of myths and stories. My favourite myths are about Tāwhirimātea, he is the god of weather, including thunder and lightning, wind, clouds and storms. How awesome is that? Do you have any favourite Maori gods?

    Clouds are awesome! I can see the sun shining outside and many clouds floating by. One of the clouds actually looks a lot like Picture #2. Like you I also see a ufo. Growing up I loved the movie ET. It’s about an alien! UFO stands for unidentified flying object. How awesome would it be to see a ufo once in your life!


    Keep up the great work!
    He Whetu Koe! (You’re a star!)
    Hasiba

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Thank you for your positive, thoughtful, helpful comment.