The making of me and you

Today we were on this sitehttp://www.bbc.com/earth/story/the-making-of-me-and-you?ocid=fbert#/results/body-shopall you have to do is to put your weight and your height and your birth date and you are away.

Body Parts in Te Reo

Body Parts in Te Reo

Eye/Karu

Ear/Taringa

teeth/Niho

arm/hand/Ringa

head/Mihunga

Nose/ihu

Mouth/Waha

Stomach/Puku

Hip/Hope

Finger/Matikara

Belly button/Pito

knee/Turi

Leg/foot/Waewae

My Ode To Stinky Gas

Success Criteria for writing an ode

• Choose an ordinary object or thing.
• Give your subject praise or thanks.
• Speak directly to the object.
• Use descriptive vocabulary to bring the object to life.

Use repeated lines.

AN ODE TO STINKY GAS

Thank you stinky gas for making my brother go away.

stinky gas you  scare the cats next door,

To stop them from pooping on our lawn.

Bless you stinky gas you are like the sky  you never go away.

Thank stinky gas  you brighten up my day,

And you come every single day.

I wonder why people think its funny its just gas

Coming out of the human body.

Thank you stinky gas for staying with me,

stinky gas you are always there for me.

• STAR:

I gave my subject thanks and praise.

• STAR:

I brought my object to life.

• WISH:

More lines for the ode.

INQUIRY

What was challenging about this Inquiry was we didn't know where to put some of the parts but with George on our team it was really easy.What worked in our group was we were all doing something we had to and we were all talking to each other.What we could do better next time is to work faster and now what we are  making.I wonder why we need hair all it does is just sit on our head.

 

My Goals for term 2