Kia ora e te ao, I had a blast today, I had the Student summit today! It was so fun we did some presenting and listening. here is the thing that I presented. I have a school shout out to do, The shout out goes to Wigram primary and South hornby because they showed me how to do a few that I didn't know before.
Kia ora, I have a pretty scary picture that i drew for this. Its imaginary so its not real, if you look through the google slides you will what it is.
Kia ora! This picture I drew last year in 2020. I forgot what this is about but its something to do with maori legands. Anyways hope you have a good weekend Bye!
Kia ora, I'm BACK! so this picture is about giving someone kindness means that you will receive it. Please comment.
Kia ora tatou, I have a google drawing of my story The Split. Hope you like my drawing.
She had been standing there for hours, surrounded by ice.
As the sun peeped its head over the distant mountains on the horizon, an orange and yellow hue filled the sky. The warmth of the sun was a gesture of kindness to her frozen hands, which she clasped together in front of her trembling body.
It was then that she heard it… Crack! It was as if the world in front of her was breaking in two…
Melanie screamed as she gazed at the long crack that went around the world “I’m not ready to die no no no no!” she said in tears “I have a life to live I DON’T WANT TO DIE NOW” then she started to have a tantrum. Her parent find her after 3 hours of searching for the lost girl.
They were so grateful that they found her because the crack was about to fully disconnect to the other half of the world so they quickly pick her up and run back to their house and they put her into the emergency room in their house. They took cover under the big and long table. They waited and waited for the crack to separate fully. (3 hours later.) “its finally over” Emily said with a sigh “Yeah I did not expect it to take 3 hours to separate”...”Well I guess we can live the rest of our lives now”..
