Looking Out Of My Bedroom Window - Looking Out Of My Bedroom Window

This is my post of a remake called Looking Out Of My Bedroom Window. This is a descriptive book talking about what he saw outside of his bedroom window.

My Pepeha - Patrick

My Pepeha

This is my pepeha. This shows my identity, my family and where I live. Here's the order of what you need to include →

Line 1. Any greeting, saying hello in different languages like what I used. Kamusta.

Line 2. The mountain you belong to. In my pepeha, I used Puketapapa.

Line 3. The ocean you belong to. I used Moananui A Kiwa.
Line 4. The city you live in. I chose Auckland or Tāmaki Makaurau.
Line 5. The suburb you live in. I live for from my school in Kelston.
Line 6. The school you go to. I go to Christ The King Catholic School Owairaka in Mt Roskill.
Line 7. The country you come from or your parents basically. I was born here in New Zealand but my family came from The Philippines.
Line 8. Your dad's first and last name.
Line 9. Your mom's first name.
Line 10. Your name.
Line 11. Your ending conclusion

You may be wondering why your name isn't on the top of the pepeha. Your name is at the end because all the other stuff came before you. The oceans, the mountains and all the other ones explained. Your origin.

Kamusta.

Ko Puketapapa toku maunga.

Ko te Moananui a kiwa toku moana.

Ko Tāmaki Makaurau toku iwi.

Ko Kelston toku hapu.

Ko Christ The King toku kura.

No Philippines ahau.

Ko Reynaldo Ocfemia toku papa.

Ko Divine toku mama.

Ko Ray toku ingoa.

No reira Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou ka toa.

REAL Summer Learning Journey Day 17 - Activity 1 - Post 8 - Taking Action

Taking Action

Sorry for not uploading in a while because I was busy especially with Christmas and New Year.
Endangered animals are animal species (Basically type of animal) that's just about or almost have none of that type of animal left in Earth. Meaning that we will never see them again. Oh, I almost forgot. "HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE!" Anyway. Onto the topic of this specific post. There are some endangered animals here in New Zealand. Right? Predators (animals that hunt for some specific animals) make these animals endangered. The animals who get hunted by predators are called prey. Here's an endangered animal in New Zealand. You know Māui right? That Maori guy from the movie Moana? Never heard of him. Most likely you know him. Anyway, his name came into a dolphin! Called The Māui Dolphin. A rare (Hard To Find) and small creature. Well... My research says that females (Girls if you didn't know) grow up to 1.7 Metres and weigh 50 kilograms! 12 kilograms away from the average (around the middle) human weight of 62 kilograms. Anyway onto the actual thing. So, I had 3 videos to choose from. The one I chose is ZIP or Zero Invasive Predators. The 3 videos are under the picture of the dolphin and are labeled. As always, I really appreciate how much time you put into reading my posts! And finally! As always, blog ya later!

Video 1 (I chose) -->

Video 2 (Taranaki Mounga Project)-->

Video 3 (Cacophony Project) -->

REAL Summer Learning Journey Day 3 - Activity 1 - Post 7 - Beasts

Making Your Own Beast

Have you heard of J.K. Rowling? Probably because she's the one who made the Harry Potter book series. She also made this book called Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them. Today, I'm going to create my own mythical beast from the ancient myths using word to describe my beast.

My mythical beast has  fierce javelins ready to throw and stab anyone who gets in it's way. As big as a whole entire moon, this scary beast has blistering flamethrowers, ready to cook some food for it's lunch. It uses a giant, frying, laser beam with accurate streams of light. It's hands are fearsome. Long, sharp claws as they grasp onto the weapons... Somehow. It's foot, able to kick a human into low orbit. killing them with it's long, wide laser beam. Fighting it will never do. Impenetrable armour is stuck onto the beast's chest. Impenetrable armour to a whole super mech beast. Wing so big, strong and powerful that no one can withstand it's wind force and gets blown away.

Thank you everyone for looking at this post! I really appreciate it! Hope you enjoyed reading this post and for taking your time to read this. Blog Ya Later!

REAL Summer Learning Journey Day 2 - Activity 3 - Post 6 - Math Cactus

Cactus For Math

The title of this post seems weird until I tell you what's going on. So, some cacti in Africa can withstand a whole day with only... 3 Milliliters! That small! Anyway, onto the math question. Again, same cactus with 3 milliliters. But you are given it for your birthday (Not Actually). How many litres of water do you need to feed this cactus for a whole year? I'd say 1.095. Why? Because 1 litre in 3 milliliters per day is 333 days! Actually it's just 0.999 litres but we're rounding it up. Plus the other 32 days which is 0.096. 0.999 + 0.096 = 1.095 litres. There's your answer! Anyway, hope you enjoyed reading this blog post as well as taking your time to read it as well! As always, Blog Ya Later!

REAL Summer Learning Journey Day 2 - Activity 2 - Post 5 - "Fern" In New Zealand Sports Teams'.

"Fern" In New Zealand Sports Teams

A very common plant in New Zealand is the fern. Meaning that you can find it very easily around the country. Speaking about ferns, did you know that some sports teams in New Zealand have the common plant, fern in their name? We'll talk about 3 of them. Here they are -

1. Silver Ferns. ( National Team For Netball... Girls)

2. Black Ferns. ( The New Zealand Rugby Team... For Girls.)

3. White Ferns ( The New Zealand Cricket Team... For Girls.)

In my opinion, I would choose the White Ferns because I like playing cricket and I've never heard of a girls team for cricket. Also the name is quite cool.

Thanks for taking your time to read this bloggers and other people! Hope you enjoyed reading this blog posts as well as my other ones! Comment down below what YOU think that can be very kind to me. Anyway, Blog Ya Later!

REAL Summer Learning Journey Day 2 - Activity 1 - Post 4 - Tāne Mahuta, The Tree

Tāne Mahuta, The Tree

The Tāne Mahuta tree or also known as "Agathis Australis" is the biggest tree in New Zealand. Agathis Australis is the scientific name of the tree. This huge tree has an unknown age meaning that human don't know the age of the tree. However, humans have estimated that this rather large tree is around 1,250 to 2,500 thousand years! Now that's old! The MAIN reason I'd like to visit this fabulous tree is as followed -

1. It stands more than 51 meters tall. ( I've never seen a tree that tall.)
2. The perimeter is around 13 meters. (Also never seen a tree that wide.)
3. The species of Tāne Mahuta, the Kauri Trees, are the biggest trees in New Zealand. ( I like big trees because they're amazing to look at.)

Hope you liked my information on Tāne Mahuta, part of the species, Kauri Trees. As always, thank you bloggers and people for taking your time to read my blog posts for the Summer Learning Journey! Anyways. Blog Ya Later!