Black Piranha

“Why is our boat rocking?” asked Torrell.

“I don’t know.” Replied Shivneel

Shivneel and Torrell got very scared. They threw some bait into the water. When they pulled it back up they didn’t know what was eating their bait. The bait was eaten in 4 to 5 seconds. Torrell placed a telescope into the water. They looked through it and they saw.................Something astonishing, and very scary.

The Piranha, is a deadly sea creature. The black Piranha has one of the sharpest teeth on earth. It is so fearsome. It also has incredible red burning eyes. It is very quick and looks like a bulldog with its stocky body. They hunt on their own not in packs. It looks like a monster, but with a small body. Black Piranha scales are so dark. They are also fearsome hunter that lives in jungle waters in South America. Since the piranha’s not so long its more maneuverable and distinctive.

Torrell and Shivneel were very hungry. They wanted to eat, but the piranha ate it all they had. They grabbed a paddle and tried to go back to land. The wind was too strong and it pushed them further into the ocean.

“Aaaaaaaah, some one help me.” They both cried.

Difficulties by writing 4 by 4 poems

NZ Mug Design

Walt: Design our own NZ Milo mug.

First we had to design our own NZ mug. My one was mixed with some Maori and some of my culture. We had to draw 5 or 6 designs on a piece of paper, then I chose one and it was this one. After that Mrs. Ramkolowan gave us a mug. We had to re-draw our design with a pencil on the mug. Next we had to outline it with a marker, so it would look attractive.

Poem About Me

Successful boy cooking daily

Quiet student playing cheerfully

Lovable peacemaker talking gently

Messy leader playing untidily

Area Of Shapes

   

In this game it was testing me about the area of shapes. It was very easy for me, because I did it last year. I got 14 right and nothing wrong, which was 100%. The next thing I would like to learn is the same thing but with more harder questions.

Understanding the Numerator

The battle Of The Beast

Walt: write an impactful introduction to our Maori Myth.

“AAAAAH!” yelled Jack. A Taniwha is coming and it's in his water tank to destroy the Sky Tower. It was as windy as a tornado whistling through the building. Jack said, “The Maori wind God is trying to blow the Taniwha away!” The wind God called and he said, “I AM TAWHIRIMATEA.”

The Taniwha was very strong and stomped his way to the Sky Tower. Tawhirimatea huffed and he puffed and he still couldn’t blow him away. The Taniwha Laughed evilly “MWAHAHAHAHA!” He could only feel the wind blowing into his fiery breath. The Taniwha kicked the Sky Tower with his Horse powered legs and the Sky Tower crumbled.

Tawhirimatea huffed and he puffed......... Boom! The Taniwha flew away and went all the way down to Antarctica. The Taniwha was never seen after that. Tawhirimatea’s battle was over. Then the God Tane Mahuta came with all his birds and fixed the Sky Tower.

Jack couldn’t believe his eyes. Jack ran home to grab his camera. His house was three blocks away. When he got back he tried to take a picture of the God. All he saw was birds. It was like bird paradise.  

Jack still has his picture with him. He hangs it on his fridge. Every time he looks at the picture it reminds him of the battle of Tawhirimatea and the Taniwha.