The Good Night Kiwi

Here at school we are writing about kiwis. I chose the Good Night Kiwi because it is one of my favorite programs, and it is who I am. Some of us have been deciding what kind of kiwi, we are going to draw. The Good Night Kiwi is the best TV show on air, I think Kiwis are cool!

Sponge Bob Square Pants

Sponge Bob Square Pants is one of my under water sea creatures ( Friends). He lives in a fruit (pineapple) on my TV every day, with Gary his pet snail on Nick. His neighbours are Patrick, and Sqiudward. Also he works for an old man Mr. Crabs, the name of the restaurant is Krusty Krab.

Polar Bears

Polar Bears are one of my are one of my Favorite animals. Enjoy!

Pirates Who Don't Do Anything

We have been learning about pirates who went plundering in ancient times.These pirates were from Europe and were poor, miserable, and unemployed. They became pirates to start PLUNDERING (stealing) goods, BLOOD DIAMONDS, TOBACCO, and SLAVERY.

It was hard work plundering merchant ships(ships that have goods, or trading and selling) because their GOLD MUST be REALLY HEAVY to carry that much gold. I forgot that smaller ships are the fastest! I recon that is pretty sad that they touchier slaves, witch are from Africa?!

New Zealand/ Auckland Team

The New Zealand rugby team had a rough play against Australia lately, it always makes me wonder what a great team they are? I didn't watch the game because I wasn't there, I keep missing out in all of the fun. Me and my friends did not know who won and we never did, WHAT!, did I say never did, well at least we know that NEW ZEALAND WON!!!!! YEAH!!!!!! GO THE ALL BLACKS!!!!!!!!
HI!!!!!!!!!!!

Navigation

This Picture here is Nicholas Young. He was a sailor on Captain Cooks Ship for a look out voyage. Nicholas Young was a surgeons boy and eleven years old when he left his family! On Captain Cooks ship he is a navigator.

Navigating is something you could use to set sail on sea. You must make sure, that you are going the right direction.

Polynesian People

Polynesian people touched down on Aotearoa 1000 years ago. Individual people came by canoe, which Maori people used well sailing on the verge of death. Some of the boats had single hulls, without riggers or double hulls. There was plunks slashed together, which were 15 to 25 meters long.

Trained navigators steered under a direct trail of stars by night and sea swells by day. Not many of them managed to cross the dangerous seas of Aotearoa.