Ka Mate

Mothers day!

This is my mum and her friend and grandchild and her big sister

White Sunday

This was on the white Sunday.

Winter Sun

In the morning when I woke up the sun was shining through my window. When I got out of my bed I was cold. I went to brush my teeth and then I had a shower before I put on my uniform.After that I ate my breakfast. While I was walking to school with my sister I just walked in the sun and then I felt warm.

These a my RWC questions.

All Blacks Challenge

This is about the Irish team for rugby world cup.

Family Meeting

On Saturday we went to our auntie’s house to have a meeting. It was about our grandfather’s 80TH birthday. We talked about what we are going to cook. They asked my mum if she could bake 10 pineapple pies and cook butter chicken and salad. We are going to have it at his house in Maybury St. My sister and my cousins had to think of presents to give him. My big sister is buying the cake. My aunties had something each to cook and bring. It is going to be a lovely birthday.

Mark and the salty sky

Mark was having his first holiday in the country. In the morning he was having fun, but when bedtime came Mark could not go to sleep. He felt his way along to the curtain. He opened it. There were no street lights and no lights from cars going by. Mark called out to his dad and asked him to please turn on the light. But his dad had a better idea. He said to Mark, “Come with me and I will show you something special.” Mark did not mind going in the dark with his dad. It was quite exciting. When they got past the passage and the bush. His dad said, “Look up to the sky.” What did he see? Stars! Not bits of stars. There were hundreds and thousands and millions and billions and trillions of stars. “Gosh,”said Mark. “It looks like someone sprinkled salt on to the sky.” Mark went off to sleep thinking about the starry sky. When Mark went to eat has breakfast he asked his dad if he could have are very dark blue plate. So his dad gave him the plate. Then Mark sprinkled the salt on the plate. His dad smiled. “Ahh!’’ he said, “I see!”