Animation 2: The Death of Tom

Animation 3: The Explosev Target

My First Animation

Cybersmart Safety

Google Docs Ninja Challenge

Today I worked on the Google Doc Ninja Challenge. I have earned the White,Green,Red and Black belt. I found it hard to do the Black belt I found it easy to do the White belt

My Speech Reflection

Environment Saver Speech!

Penguin Boxes For Cute Little Blue Penguins

Check out our Gisborne Herald article about our penguin boxes here 

Our Inquiry Topic is: Actions Speak Louder Than Words
This term we made little blue penguin boxes. We wanted to help little blue penguins breed.
We did this because we wanted to help them by giving them new homes.
We placed our penguin boxes. We did this along the coastline of Wainui.
To monitor our penguin boxes we made a google map. A google map of Wainui with our penguin box locations
Nga Manu Waiata will further support us by setting traps by the penguin boxes

My Visual Mihi And Profile

Kia ora. I am Robbie from Wainui Beach School in Gisborne. I am in Room 5. My teacher is Mr Shand. I am a year 4.
Pepeha:
Ko Horouta te waka
Ko Ruapehu te maunga
Ko Waipaoa te awa
Ko Ngati Porou te iwi
Ko William and Te Umutapu Morris te tipuna
Ko Takipu te mare
Ko Alesha raua ko Graeme oku matua
Ko Robbie toku ingoa

Visual Mihi:
My favourite sport is cricket. I like being the batter in   this sport.
I have four friends. I like climbing trees with them.
I like my family. I like to travel and play with them.
New Zealand is an important country to me.

Tunnel data Bar Graph

Hi my name is Robbie. This chart is about are pest control. it shows what how people in room 5 have pests and nothing. we got this data from are gocha tunnel foot prints. I got the data and put it up on google sheets then put it in my blog and also I wrote sentences about what I saw in the graph.

The most common pest in Room 5 is the rat.

The least common pest is the hegehog.

The total number of pests is 18.

All the bars in Room 5 are different from each other.                 

By Robbie

Stingray Feeding

Robbie

Stingray Feeding On Tuesday 27th  March Room 5 went stingray feeding. Nic sorted me into a car I went with Cash. At Dive Tatapouri Stingray Feeding  we had to put on something called waders. Then we sat on a rope covered in sand in the ground the waders felt funny. Stingray feeding firstley alex told/showed and explained to us the stingray which were eagle ray and short tailed ray. I could also see stingray flapping their wings then he took us tour in the water I felt excited and nervous. After that Room 5 had to slide into the water because we could NOT! step on Stingray ore Kingfish.  We keep on sliding until we stopped and alex brought a                                                    stingray. Over it was a eagle ray I was like “I have never seen an eagle ray” it was exciting and awesome but smells bad. Alex said that he would let the 2 eagle ray swim up and down the single file line. I was so happy that the stingray felt like seaweed on sea rocks. Then alex brought tara a shorttailedray with growing barbs she was friendly and felt like the same as eagle ray. She was a lot bigger and swam up and down. Then kingfish came along and bit tristins hand! He said it sting like he fell on concrete. And then next we were allowed to feed the kinges we got a piece of fish and held it and I was the first to feed the kingfish it was scary then alex said that he had a special trick he put it in his mouth and feed the kings. Then we took the waders of and had brain break and went back to school.

Shortcuts on Chromebooks

My Pepeha

Ko Ruapehu te maunga

Ko Waipaoa te awa

Ko Ngati Porou te iwi

Ko William and Te Umutapu morris te tipuna

Ko Takipu te mare
Ko Robbie

Ko Alesha raua ko Graeme oku matua

Ko Robbie toku ingoa

Welcome to my Blog

Hi my name is Robbie, welcome to my blog for 2018. l am a year 4 at Wainui Beach School in Gisborne, New Zealand.  l will be sharing my learning throughout the year. l would love for you to comment on my learning so l can read your feedback and improve my work. This is my first ever blog, so I am looking forward to reading all of the comments.