Kia Ora and Malo e lelei. Welcome to Room 7's Class Blog. We are a class of Year 5 and 6 students. This is a place where we share our Learning Journey. Our school-wide theme this year is - Not all Superheroes Wear Capes!
Our blogs are a collection of questions, ideas, learning in progress and finished work. We would love you to leave comments to help us to improve our Learning. Malo Γ‘upito.
One memorable thing that I remember was that a lot of Japanese students had just got back to class and out of nowhere a earthquake started and a lot of lives were lost. I learnt that if you work as a team you can do something way quicker like build the city of Christchurch. Blog you later!
Kia Ora, A short review about this book is: It talked about how it felt like to be in a earthquake. I enjoyed this book because it was fantastically amazing! The most memorable part was when the whole family was sharing one living room without complaining. I learned how it feels like when a earthquake hits your place!
I enjoyed the story because it had big words and had good sentences. The most memorable part was when all the fire fighters came and was looking under the rocks for people. I learn to always spend time with your family because when earthquakes happens and a family members of your's die from the earthquakes it could be your brother all sister you will be crying.
talofa! this book to me was fun and enjoyably. The most memorable part to me was that even tho lives were lost everybody was staying strong. I learnt that people can go threw the hard times and come out stronger. -Sariya
I loved the book because it was a book about what really happened in the earthquake through day and day. The most saddest part in the book for me was when lives were lost and their cat dusty got lost. Also I learnt what liquefaction means and a lot about Christchurch. Blog you later, Dayelle=)
Kia Ora I enjoyed the story because it was a earthquake story I had never seen a earthquake before. I learnt that a earthquake is stronger than I thought.
My most memorable part was that a lot of people survived but was badly injured and they lost a lot of very close friends and family member's. Watching this video tells me how it feels for one of your family member's live's getting taken away just because of a earth quake but something they didn't know is that there was a earth quake going to happen and if they did know then I bet they would have got out of there straight away. >BYEE. KAHVEL
Kia Ora,I really enjoyed the book Canterbury quake because it had positive meaning and the girl on the book was very kind and thoughtful about others and her family. ~ Balqees :D
Canterbury quake was a good book, I find it cool for someone to write in a journal about something majeure, that happened in their life. This was an enjoyable book to listen to and an amazing adventure. The most memorable part is story to me is when the Earthquake happened, the school shut down, and when Dusty went missing. -Manogi
Kia ora Room 23. one memorable thing was that there was a lot of Japanese students in a building. I enjoyed the book a lot I learnt that earthquakes can happen anytime and that a lot of lives were lost. Blog ya later!!!
A lot of lives were lost
ReplyDeleteOne memorable thing that I remember was that a lot of Japanese students had just got back to class and out of nowhere a earthquake started and a lot of lives were lost. I learnt that if you work as a team you can do something way quicker like build the city of Christchurch. Blog you later!
ReplyDeleteKia Ora, A short review about this book is: It talked about how it felt like to be in a earthquake. I enjoyed this book because it was fantastically amazing! The most memorable part was when the whole family was sharing one living room without complaining. I learned how it feels like when a earthquake hits your place!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the story because it had big words and had good sentences. The most memorable part was when all the fire fighters came and was looking under the rocks for people. I learn to always spend time with your family because when earthquakes happens and a family members of your's die from the earthquakes it could be your brother all sister you will be crying.
ReplyDeletetalofa! this book to me was fun and enjoyably. The most memorable part to me was that even tho lives were lost everybody was staying strong. I learnt that people can go threw the hard times and come out stronger.
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I loved the book because it was a book about what really happened in the earthquake through day and day. The most saddest part in the book for me was when lives were lost and their cat dusty got lost. Also I learnt what liquefaction means and a lot about Christchurch.
ReplyDeleteBlog you later,
Dayelle=)
Kia Ora I enjoyed the story because it was a earthquake story I had never seen a earthquake before. I learnt that a earthquake is stronger than I thought.
ReplyDeleteMy most memorable part was that a lot of people survived but was badly injured and they lost a lot of very close friends and family member's. Watching this video tells me how it feels for one of your family member's live's getting taken away just because of a earth quake but something they didn't know is that there was a earth quake going to happen and if they did know then I bet they would have got out of there straight away.
ReplyDelete>BYEE. KAHVEL
Kia Ora,I really enjoyed the book Canterbury quake because it had positive meaning and the girl on the book was very kind and thoughtful about others and her family.
ReplyDelete~ Balqees :D
Canterbury quake was a good book, I find it cool for someone to write in a journal about something majeure, that happened in their life. This was an enjoyable book to listen to and an amazing adventure. The most memorable part is story to me is when the Earthquake happened, the school shut down, and when Dusty went missing.
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Kia ora Room 23. one memorable thing was that there was a lot of Japanese students in a building. I enjoyed the book a lot I learnt that earthquakes can happen anytime and that a lot of lives were lost. Blog ya later!!!
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