Sacrament Picture Interpretation

 

In Room 1 we were given a picture a bout the 7 Sacraments and i chose penance.

We have wrote of what we think the girl is saying and what the Minister is doing.

Sacrament By Lyrissa Word Art

 

In Room 1 We made Word Arts about the Word Sacrament and also the seven Sacraments. We wrote words like Eucharist, Marriage and even Baptism. We have also wrote other words of God's ways.

Matariki Poster

 

In Room 1 We had to make a poster about Matariki. I have also made one as well and here is mine.

Matariki Dictogloss

 Matariki is a Maori name for a cluster of stars known as pleiades. It is also a Maori new year. It is a time to catch fish , plant trees, harvest props, remember those who have died, and a time for singing, dancing and to fly kites. During Matariki you can see the stars for most of the year, but then they disappear in late April, the stars then start to appear in mid winter.

Matariki means the eyes of God or little eyes.

The myth is that Ranginui the sky father and Papatuanuku the earth were seperated by their children. Tawhirmatea became so angry that he tore his eyes out and threw them into the heavens. In other stories Matariki is the oldest sister that guides her other sisters.

Matariki was once popular in the 1940s but they stopped, it was bought back in the early 2000s. Only a few took part but after a few years thousands of people honoured Matariki day.

The nine names of Matariki is waipunu-a-rangi, tupu-a-rangi, hiwa-i-e-rangi, tupu-a-nuku, waita, ururangi, puhutukawa and lastly Matariki.

 

Comparing Lunch In New Zealand and in Japan

 

Here is what my group did for Reading and i have wrote what we do different and do the same.

The Early Church

 

In Room 1 we had to make a poster about the early church and here is my poster about it.

KIller Whale Research

In Room 1 we had to research about Killer and here is mine

Holy Spirit Artwork

Holy Spirit Artwork

1. What did you accomplish?  

I accomplished  the drawing bit, the out lining bit and the painting so I have accomplished most of it.

2. Are you satisfied with your final artwork? Why / Why not?

Yes, a little thought because I really like how mine is different from others and how I was the only one that drawed a flower.

3. What did you find easy when creating your Holy Spirit artwork?

I have found that the dying bit was the easiest because I could just put the dye anywhere on the paper.

4. What did you find challenging when creating your Holy Spirit artwork?

I found that the drawing was challenging but most of all the painting because I always had to keep in the line but when I had to paint the very small ones it was pretty hard for me. 

5. What do you need to work on?

What I think I need to work on is to stay in the lines when painting.

6. What would you adjust with your Holy Spirit Artwork? 

I would like to adjust the painting that went over the lines and the mistakes I have made.

7. What would you do next time to improve your Holy Spirit artwork?

I would make sure to stay in the lines and maybe pick another picture so then when I paint it won’t go out of the lines.

 

 

My first Language The Three Bears

 

 

In Room 1 we had to make up the story of Goldilocks in our language and here is mine.

Chocolate Senses Poem

 

Today In Room 1 we made poems about chocolate and here is mine that i have came up with today. I have wrote what is looks like,sounds like, tastes like feels like and even smells like.

Lent

 

                       Today we had to make a Word Cloud about Lent and here is mine i hope u like it.

Mary Mackillop

 Mary Mackillop Was born 1842 Melbourne Australia. Mary Mackillop's dad struggled to support his family and would rely on family members. Her dad and mum were from scotland, Her dad was also a teacher and was well educated by her father.

When Mary was 18 she went to township of Penola south Australia and she became a governess of her aunt and uncles children the camerons. It was at Penola where she met Father Julian Tenison Woods. Father Julian was the first priest Mary has ever met. Mary and Julian shared a dream to teach poor children and outback settlements. Mary also opened up an orphanage for kids who don’t have any parents. Soon that dream became reality.

In 1886 Mary wore a black dress to dedicate God and in 1867 she became a sister to st josephites. Mary's religious name was Mary of the cross.

Mary was Often   ill and suffered from rheumatism and in 1902 she had a bad stroke and was paralysed on her right side of her body. Mary was also still able to think and talk like any other person.

The sisters visited Newzealand 4 times and Mary would have to ride in a wheelchair. 

                  Mary died in 1909 corvent mount street Sydney of old age  the sisters of St Joseph's ministerd to Australia, Newzealand, Ireland and Peru the sisters encouraged them and gave thanks to mary.

 

Getting To Know The Learner

 

This year we had to write a Getting to Know learning thing like as working and heres mine.

Attitude Of Gratitude Word Cloud

In Room 2 Today we Have been making Word Clouds about Marys values and here is mine.

 

Listens To God's Call Word Cloud

This week room 2 and i have been working on Mary Mackillop values and this is the 3rd one i am on about listens to God's Call and i hope u like it.

 

Make Room For All Word Cloud

This week, room 2 has been creating Word Clouds based off of the Mary Mackillop values. Here is my Make room for all Word Cloud.

 

Mary Mackillop Values/ Word Cloud

Today in Room 1 we have made a Word Cloud about the values of Mary Mackillop and i hope you like my Poster.