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Auahatanga o Otahuhu: April 2011

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Thursday, April 28, 2011. For their end of unit assessment, learners had to create either a diary entry, cartoon or talk show depicting the journey of a waka of their choice. Below is a slideshow of some of the diaries and cartoons. Hopefully next term we will be able to film some talk shows and show you those too! Let us know what you think! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Auahatanga o Otahuhu is letting you know that people from our area are a creative bunch :). Live display of visitors. Nga Kaituhi o PES.

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Auahatanga o Otahuhu: Dreamtime Stories

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Leave a comment to let each author know what you think of their tale and writing style. Year 9 Comment instructions:. You are to read 4 of your classmates dreamtime stories. You must choose 2 boys and 2 girls. On each story you read you must leave a comment giving your feedback on their story. Your feedback must be:. So, tell them what you liked, and why. Say something they could work on, but in a positive manner. Any comment that is not these things will be deleted, and you will have to re-write it.

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Auahatanga o Otahuhu: November 2010

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Monday, November 15, 2010. Summary of Stolen Generation Topic - David. This is David's overview of the topic thus far, in the form of a poem. Well done David! They came in the light of day,. Wanting to snatch us children away. In the bush our lives we lived,. Free from being downtrodden captives. That fateful morn long gone by,. I was ambling beneath the blue sky. With mum and my siblings nigh,. I thought I couldn't possibly die. In a hazy cloud of dust,. Emerged a vehicled glaze in rust. And indeed we d...

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Auahatanga o Otahuhu: Mix and Mash

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Tuesday, September 13, 2011. The picture directly above was created by Paul in 9NK. Great job Paul! Look out for some more to come! December 15, 2011 at 3:43 AM. Ive never knew about this term. Who has invented it? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This blog displays the Social Studies work of some year nine students from Otahuhu College. We are thirteen year olds, and the majority of our tasks come from level four or five of the curriculum. We are mostly in 9BR and 9UN. Live display of visitors.

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Auahatanga o Otahuhu: March 2011

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Wednesday, March 9, 2011. Getting Started at Otahuhu College. In 2011 this blog is going to show the work of both 9UN. We are taught by Miss Burt for social studies. In social studies in the first part of term one we have been studying a topic called 'Getting Started at Otahuhu College'. In this topic we have learnt about the story behind our school motto and emblem, why our houses are named Seddon, Massey, Hobson and Grey, and about the people in our class. Let us know what you think of our work so far!

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The Write Way: Fanfic (Excerpt)

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Monday, August 30, 2010. Part of my 30 Seconds to Mars 'Fan Fiction.'. I wanted to post something, so here's "something.". Her skin was pale, her hair still dripping wet and her cold, lifeless eyes stared back at us, as if she had no remorse for taking my brother. 8220;What the f* * have you done with my brother! My eyes narrowed and I could feel Tomo right beside me. “What have you done with him? 8221; I asked as calmly as possible. Tomo shifted beside me. August 30, 2010 at 12:56 AM. Fall Of An Empire.

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Auahatanga o Otahuhu: Black Saturday, By Cynthia.

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Monday, August 22, 2011. Black Saturday, By Cynthia. It was a warm and sunny Saturday morning. I was standing by the waterfront in Apia; suddenly I saw a large group of men wearing white clothes marching towards the waterfront saying. LEALOFI III. It also killed seven other people in the crowd. It was a sad and tragic day for everybody in Samoa because the marchers didn. T do anything wrong, they were just walking down the street saying. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Live display of visitors.

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Auahatanga o Otahuhu: June 2011

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Thursday, June 30, 2011. Convict research, by Suhail. Sentence for John Gray. 8217; Well back in those days little things could trigger of big offences. Convict research, by Paul. Convict research, by Lydia. In 1836 Patrick MONKS of Dublin arrived in Sydney aboard the convict transport Waterloo, which had departed from Cork 108 days earlier. At thirty years of age he was older than many of his 224 peers, although a few were in their late thirties. According to the official records Patrick. S wife Maria M...

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Auahatanga o Otahuhu: September 2011

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Thursday, September 15, 2011. Mix and mash part 3. The following is the last entry to the Mix and Mash competition, by Sovereign in 9RG. He has mixed together a classic and new Mercedes to display change over time. Nice work Sovereign! Http:/ www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1330499. Fletcher Street, Long Eaton. CC BY-SA 2.0. Tuesday, September 13, 2011. Mix and Mash Part 2. The picture directly above was created by Paul in 9NK. Great job Paul! Look out for some more to come! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Auahatanga o Otahuhu: May 2011

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Monday, May 30, 2011. Why we have coconut trees, by Lomekina. WHY WE HAVE COCONUT TREES. Once upon a time,. There was a chief who had a daughter named alisa. Alisa had longed to meet a friend. After she stopped talking to the eel, she found out she was pregnant. So the chief ordered his men to kill the eel. The men killed the eel and chopped of his head and gave it to Alisa. So Alisa then buried his head next to her garden. So everyday she would water it until it grew to a coconut tree. That. A long time...