Narrative Writing - The Final Battle

Teacher Note - ‘UNASSISTED’ ASTTLE WRITING

The children write for a total of 40 minutes. Within that timeframe they have to plan their writing (a brainstorm) write, edit and re-craft their work. They are not allowed to use dictionaries or word cards. The students completed their writing on paper but have typed it out for their blogs.

WALT write a creative narrative story

The battle started 4 days ago the king, 1 knight, witch and two ogres the king and the knight was out numbed 3 to 2.  the Queen in the palace had an idea to send 5 knights riding on 5 horses with spears. then she sent 50 more knights now it is 57 to 3.  witch summed 50 ogres and 120 goblins.  The battle had just gotten interesting the nits wiped out the goblins it was 57 to 53. 17 nits got wiped out the knights wiped out 25 ogres 25 ogres vs 25 nits 1 nit made it though the 15 knight and the king buffeted the witch and the ogres  then they lived happily ever after. 

Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori

WALT read, write and say māori words and sentences. 

Last term we had  Whaea Seroya in class. She taught us a Kupu o  Te  Ra which is a word a day.  For example: 

. Whare

. Awa

. Hikoi

. Kau

. Moe

We have also been learning a game camed whare whare Kemu. It's a game to help with Maori words.  In English it’s called Bingo.  We learnt words for fruit (hua rākau) and some food.

. Karoti

. Aporo 

. Painapro

. Punana 

. Remana

We have  also been making a pukapuka or book in it I said Ko wui au

Ko Karoti au No hea au. No Whenua au. We also made Wheku Masks.