The Mysterious Door of DOOM!!!

In He Puna Kawenga we have been doing setting the scene and we had to have buddy's to be with. Our writing has been about doors for a bit now. Andi and I did writing about an old spooky MYSTERIOUS door of DOOM! HOPE YOU ENJOY!!!

   
 It was a cold, misty night. I was walking on the streets and did not know where I was going. I was just wandering around seeing what’s new. Then out of nowhere some grey fog caught my eye.  I decided to follow it. I don’t know why but it was interesting! It led me into the FOREST!
Suddenly the grey fog disappeared and there was a mysterious door in the middle of a wall . The door was rotten and had moss and dirt on it.  The bricks surrounding it had cracks all over them that made it look ANCIENT. The wood was so OLD and RUSTY and was painted METALLIC blue and green. The door handle had rust all over it and spiders coming out of it. I  was like AH YUCK!!!” but I walked towards it and went to open it. Then BOOM there was a loud noise coming from the other side of the MYSTERIOUS DOOR...

Wanted Bounty Poster

In He Puna Kawenga we had to make a wanted poster of us as a pirate. We had to write what we did and why were we wanted. We had to  put the reward and my reward is 1$ or maybe 10c. We had to write where that pirate would normally be , , like my one is at the beach eating chocolate and finding seashells and other stuff. Hope You Enjoy.

Sailing the Pacific

In He Puna Kawenga we had to make a slideshow about sailing the Pacific. I hop you enjoy.

Starry Night

In He Puna Kawenga we had to do starry night art created by Vincent Van Gogh we also filled in a reflection sheet here it is enjoy.

Your assignment was to create a painting based on Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night.

What medium did you use to create your artwork? (Pastels, Paint e.t.c)

Paint

List the steps you went through from start to finish

1. First we made yellow dots with a little bit of yellow paint that is supposed to be stars.
2. Then we painted it dark blue and light blue to look like the night sky then we let it dry. After when it’s dry we put a little bit of purple paint at the bottom of the blue painting.
3. After painting the purple paint at the end of the blue paint and letting it dry we went over it until we can’t see the white paper under the blue and purple paint.
4. Then we painted hills with dark green and light green paint and made it look like real hills and kept on painting until we can’t see the purple and white.

5)Then when the paint is dry you paint a cypress tree on top of the hills and keep on going over it until you can’t see the green paint and the blue sky and that is how you paint a starry night art.

What did you learn from creating this piece of art?

That I could  paint a cypress tree.

What was the best thing about creating this piece of art?

Painting the cypress tree.

If you were to do this piece of art again, what would you do differently?

I would paint more cypress trees on the painting.

Facts about Puanga

We have been learning about Puanga and had to create a slideshow of facts. Here is my slideshow.

The looker-on

in he puna kawenga we have been
learning to write descriptions

To write descriptions you have to be good at noticing, observing
and wondering.We went around the school doing this then wrote poems inspired by...
Frank Kendon's the looker on.

Igloo disaster

In our class He Puna Kawenga  we had to do active learning in the hall. Our group did the igloos for the penguins. My buddy is Abby, we used  foam plates to be the roof, but it was not staying .We used skewer sticks to be the walls, but instead of it looking
like ice walls it looked like marshmallow on a stick . The glue was
a sticky mess the cotton balls was covered with glue. The time was
running out it was nearly morning tea, we rushed to make it, Abby
was getting mad because their wasn't that much time... the bell rang so time to pack up.

My six word memoir