Birthdays In Room5 By Teagan

This is my graph.September is the most celebrated with a total of 8,while November is least celebrated. January,February,March,May and July have the same amount with a total of 2,same as April,June and October with a total of 3.

Reflecting On My Tapa Cloth By Teagan

Reflecting on my Tapa Cloth

1. Are you pleased with your Tapa Cloth? why / why not?
Yes I am pleased with my tapa because I work so hard on it with my patterns.

2. What did you find easy when you were creating your Tapa?
The boarder was the easiest when I was creating my tapa because it was the last bit I did.

3. What did you find tricky when you were creating your Tapa?
Doing the patterns in the diamonds,it was really tricky drawing the flowers in the diamonds.


4. If you made another Tapa, what would you change and why?
I think I could have done better with my bleaching on the boarders.


5.  Who / What has helped you in creating your Tapa?
Tyler helped me rule and bleach my tapa.

6. Did you use any of your own cultural patterns in your own Tapa? Which ones? What do      they mean? If you didn’t use your cultural patterns, what did patterns did you use? Where did they come from?

My whole tapa is from Samoa.

7. What geometric elements does your Tapa Cloth show? Reflection, Rotation, Translation. My tapa shows translation.

Teagan's Mihi

Ko Teagan toku ingoa

Ko Pao toku ingoa whanau

Tekau oku tau

Ko Haisley toku matua

Ko Terresa toku whaea

Ko Mary raua Kili oku kuia

Ko Graham toku koro

Ko Maugarei te mauga

Ko Tamaki te awa

Ko Panmure Bridge toku kura

Ko Miss Paton toku kaiako

Ko Mr Johnston te tumuaki

Ko Ngati Porou toku iwi

No Aoeteroa ahau

My Tapa By Teagan

This is my tapa,I had to do one on a White paper as my first draft. This is my second draft on brown paper. We ruled up squares to help us draw our tapa. I did it with a pencil then went over the top with black vivid. After that I dyed it, and the white stuff is bleach. I like my tapa especially the diamonds, my tapa is translation.I am now on my master paper  I can't make any mistakes if I do I won't get another paper.

 

My Vitrauvian Man

Hi,my name is Teagan and this is my Vitruvian Man.I put my foot on a big piece of paper 6 times.

I found out that my foot 6 times was arm span and my height.

Eastern Beach Trip

Eastern Beach Trip

On Monday February 27th the whole of Panmure Bridge School went to Eastern Beach. The start of the day was great until... the bus was late! I was confused but eventually we got there. We had a yummy snack and classes put their bags under the shade of trees. After that Tevita brought a rugby ball and we boys played an exciting game of touch. All the classes were getting called up to do the life jacket drill, I knew that our class was next. Then Mr. Johnston said

“room 5 come to the beach for your life jacket drill”. I quickly raced

over to my togs. I was as quick as a Ferrari to get in the water and put my life jacket on, but “Aahhhhhhhhhhhhhh”! The water was as cold as ice blocks, and I kept spitting water out of my mouth, every ten seconds.With my life jacket on I and some other people were going out far in the ocean until we got to the teachers canoe. Mr. Johnston told our class to get out of the freezing water. I started playing touch again but this time Mr. Nepia was playing. He should be in the All Blacks because he’s got skills. Ohhh it was time to go now I was tired and wanted to go to sleep on the bus. The racket of people talking kept me awake. I went to sleep early that night and felt great the next morning.

All about me

Fakalofalaeatu, my name is Teagan. I am in Room 5 at Panmure Bridge School , I am ten years old and also a year 6. In my spare time I like to play sport.
I represented Auckland in touch rugby and
we came third. Well now you know all about Teagan. Kakete ano.