Tyson

Christchurch special assembly  Hello Bloggers.  We had a special assembly on Monday the 18th of March. We sang 2 songs then we went out side for one minutes of silence around a kowhai tree. We planted it near the friendship bench. And a lot of the schools were in lock down for 4 hours. We wrote cards to the mosque, hospital and others. We had to write to 2 of the people who helped the  people, like the hospital who helped the injured people. I chose the school and Mosque. We sang the National Anthem and Aotearoa to pray to the loved ones who died. We also went on this site called give a little and it is a site where you can donate money to the families and to the people who died. We practised Lock downs just in case it actually happens. We also had 2 minutes of silence and listened to the muslim prayers on family fun day. Here is some photos. What happened in Christchurch has made me feel sad because the people who died didn't deserve to die like that. Blog you lat...

                                 Geo-board                                Hi viewers welcome to my blog post 3 weeks ago we did a Geo-board. We had to saw the wood and then we show a teacher and then we wrote 2 centimeters 5 times in each line  and then we get one of the hammer or wood smasher (i choose a hammer) then once you choose you hammer a nail into one of the dots then once you are done you show a teacher then you can fix it up then you can do designs with rubber band.that's the end of this blog post                                            BP Challenge In Waitamata mrs Baird we had to use materials to build a straight line that is in shape of the table and the team i was in was Karl Ishaan Tys...

Hi bloggers. My name is Tyson. Today I'm going to show you something about me and it's a document I hope you enjoy it. A bit about me what I like, I don't like, things about my background and my things that are important for my family, my family and my friends. Did you read it? Well I hope you did. if you read it  one is about me but it's a pepeha.if you can’t read it you can translate it in Google Translate. It's really handy when you can speak Maori or  understand Maori.