HELLO SLJ
katipa here for an apology.
because I do not think I will be able to do this activity
please... don't think I just don't want and I'm not trying hard enough
it's just...
a gender pay gap...
a little bit to on my age not understandable
again my apolgogies.
but since that's done
here's activity three instead
for Checks.
my pros will be.
getting King is
A-8
H-8
or one-H
one- A
then put queen on the left side of the king.
with the rook being in the front.
then checkmate.
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
teaser week day two activity one
flash is as fast as any being out there
God is as tall as how tall you imagine him to be
a goblin is a small as a dwarf or a hobit
Repunzel is beutiful like the golden colour of her hair
hello SLJ spectator
if you don't mind I'd like to say some more.
but again if you don't mind, I hope I can do different similies
Leonidas is as warrior like as the Spartan god Ares
A Lion's bravery is like the heart as pure as gold
a Scorpian's stinger is as poisonous as a snake's
A demon's anger is as rageful as a anger from a whole country
God is as tall as how tall you imagine him to be
a goblin is a small as a dwarf or a hobit
Repunzel is beutiful like the golden colour of her hair
hello SLJ spectator
if you don't mind I'd like to say some more.
but again if you don't mind, I hope I can do different similies
Leonidas is as warrior like as the Spartan god Ares
A Lion's bravery is like the heart as pure as gold
a Scorpian's stinger is as poisonous as a snake's
A demon's anger is as rageful as a anger from a whole country
Monday, December 16, 2019
farewell and thank you Paihia School
Kia Kotou
Ko Poerua toku Maunga
Ko Waitangi toku awa
Ko Ngatokimatawhauroa toku waka
Ko Ngapuhi te iwi
Ko Ngati Kawa te hapu
Ko Te Tii toku Marae
Ko Paihia toku Kura
Ko Katipa toku ingoa.
some of you who are reading...
probably know me,
or some you probably don't
but that doesn't matter because I'm here to say...
THANK YOU
THANK YOU, Paihia School, Thank you staff and Pta who taught me through out my learning years.
learning years which I clearly enjoyed.
so if you can all witness with me, I'd like to personally "thank" and "congratulate" teachers that taught me through out the years.
Mrs Simonds, you were the first teacher that showed me what a real begginer school experience was, and for that I am forever grateful. I can even remember how in those days I barely talked and socialised with people, but you introduced me to the light.
Mrs Newman, even though you're gone, I would always remember how much joy you gave me once I joined your class even if you were a bit grumpy (sorry if that sounded offensive).
Mrs Cameron I might not be able to remember that much experience I've had from you in your class but it's clear that you're indeed an excellent teacher.
Mrs Walliams, I remember how I got in trouble in your class "A LOT", but none of that was on Purpose, I just couldn't understand half the stuff you were teaching me so I apologise for that but I also thank you for teaching me that kind of stuff.
finally...
Whaea Becks and Whaea Chrissy, you were the best teachers that i looked up to in school experience, new learning, new fun, new ways, you taught me how to feel good about myself.
you taught me how to give "Kindess", "respect", "honorship" "all" that good stuff to my classmates, to my Tupuna/elders and to society aka the world.
along with looking after it.
thanks to that, I can finally feel inner peace within myself.
I also want to wish Whaea Becks on his adventurous journey.
and I'd like to wish Whaea Chrissy the best of luck whenever she becomes Princible.
speaking of the Princible, I'd like to "THANK" Mrs Lindsey.
Mrs Lindsey, I honestly do not know what to say.
whenever I got into a conversation with you...
there were compliments coming LEFT AND RIGHT LEFT AND RIGHT.
they were heartwarming, very very heartwarming.
the gifts you gave, the offers you presented.
I just couldn't believe it, it was umimaginable.
you will always be respected and welcomed in my home and in my heart mrs Lindsey.
I am truly sorry to all those people I have missed and have not enlisted.
but please do not think that even if you are not on the list I do no feel a lack of respect, because I swear by my soul that somewhere in my life that you have something extremely special for me.
because of that
all I wanted to say was Thank you
and please, accept their certificate of apreciation
apreciation certificate
other then that
Have a good night folks.
Ko Poerua toku Maunga
Ko Waitangi toku awa
Ko Ngatokimatawhauroa toku waka
Ko Ngapuhi te iwi
Ko Ngati Kawa te hapu
Ko Te Tii toku Marae
Ko Paihia toku Kura
Ko Katipa toku ingoa.
some of you who are reading...
probably know me,
or some you probably don't
but that doesn't matter because I'm here to say...
THANK YOU
THANK YOU, Paihia School, Thank you staff and Pta who taught me through out my learning years.
learning years which I clearly enjoyed.
so if you can all witness with me, I'd like to personally "thank" and "congratulate" teachers that taught me through out the years.
Mrs Simonds, you were the first teacher that showed me what a real begginer school experience was, and for that I am forever grateful. I can even remember how in those days I barely talked and socialised with people, but you introduced me to the light.
Mrs Newman, even though you're gone, I would always remember how much joy you gave me once I joined your class even if you were a bit grumpy (sorry if that sounded offensive).
Mrs Cameron I might not be able to remember that much experience I've had from you in your class but it's clear that you're indeed an excellent teacher.
Mrs Walliams, I remember how I got in trouble in your class "A LOT", but none of that was on Purpose, I just couldn't understand half the stuff you were teaching me so I apologise for that but I also thank you for teaching me that kind of stuff.
finally...
Whaea Becks and Whaea Chrissy, you were the best teachers that i looked up to in school experience, new learning, new fun, new ways, you taught me how to feel good about myself.
you taught me how to give "Kindess", "respect", "honorship" "all" that good stuff to my classmates, to my Tupuna/elders and to society aka the world.
along with looking after it.
thanks to that, I can finally feel inner peace within myself.
I also want to wish Whaea Becks on his adventurous journey.
and I'd like to wish Whaea Chrissy the best of luck whenever she becomes Princible.
speaking of the Princible, I'd like to "THANK" Mrs Lindsey.
Mrs Lindsey, I honestly do not know what to say.
whenever I got into a conversation with you...
there were compliments coming LEFT AND RIGHT LEFT AND RIGHT.
they were heartwarming, very very heartwarming.
the gifts you gave, the offers you presented.
I just couldn't believe it, it was umimaginable.
you will always be respected and welcomed in my home and in my heart mrs Lindsey.
I am truly sorry to all those people I have missed and have not enlisted.
but please do not think that even if you are not on the list I do no feel a lack of respect, because I swear by my soul that somewhere in my life that you have something extremely special for me.
because of that
all I wanted to say was Thank you
and please, accept their certificate of apreciation
apreciation certificate
other then that
Have a good night folks.
Thursday, December 5, 2019
Monday, November 18, 2019
Katipa's awesome adventures in the land of wellington
Kia Ora Bloggers.
Welcome to…“Katipa’s awesome adventures in the land of wellington”
Once every two years, our Principle Jane Lindsey would show a very special piece of action to the year 7 and 8s by taking us to Wellington to see outstanding sights, like the REAL treaty of Waitangi.
Sadly I cannot list all the places we went to on the post, so check out this DLO for more information (still working on it).
Anyway, I personally loved the trip because it helped some of us socialise with people we don’t talk to that much. The other reason was it just helped us to refresh ourselves from all the hardworking we do at school. What I’ve learnt from this is to be grateful for what people do for you whether it’s something small like making your lunch for school or something big like taking you to the museum. NOW I am ready to take on school work once again. BYE.
Welcome to…“Katipa’s awesome adventures in the land of wellington”
Once every two years, our Principle Jane Lindsey would show a very special piece of action to the year 7 and 8s by taking us to Wellington to see outstanding sights, like the REAL treaty of Waitangi.
Sadly I cannot list all the places we went to on the post, so check out this DLO for more information (still working on it).
Anyway, I personally loved the trip because it helped some of us socialise with people we don’t talk to that much. The other reason was it just helped us to refresh ourselves from all the hardworking we do at school. What I’ve learnt from this is to be grateful for what people do for you whether it’s something small like making your lunch for school or something big like taking you to the museum. NOW I am ready to take on school work once again. BYE.
Thursday, November 7, 2019
DUFFY'S LEGENDARY ADVENTURE THAT MADE HIM A "LEGEND"
Last week, more people from the duffy book community came to Paihia School.
So far I think it was our third visit…
The storie’s topic was about someone called Duffy being trapped in a game called magic bricks, then going on an adventure to try figure a way out. Here’s the DLO to tell you more about Duffy’s adventure along with the game.
This was so far the coolest story the duffy community has introduced to our school, because it was very creative and imaginative.
Their planning on the background was very well executed.
What I’ve learnt from this is, to always be creative and to always follow your imagination because it can help you get a lot of unique/interesting ideas to help entertain your audience.
So far I think it was our third visit…
The storie’s topic was about someone called Duffy being trapped in a game called magic bricks, then going on an adventure to try figure a way out. Here’s the DLO to tell you more about Duffy’s adventure along with the game.
This was so far the coolest story the duffy community has introduced to our school, because it was very creative and imaginative.
Their planning on the background was very well executed.
What I’ve learnt from this is, to always be creative and to always follow your imagination because it can help you get a lot of unique/interesting ideas to help entertain your audience.
KATIPA'S LEGENDARY ATHLETIC SKILLS
Every Wensday afternoon and Friday after lunch, our school does athletic training.
We do this once a year to train for the real athletics.
What? You don’t know what athletics are?
Well, athletics is basically a series of sporty activites (NOT SOCCER OR RUGBY), the activities we perform are high jump, long jump, sprints/relays, shot put and discuss.
And we do it in groups. I’m in group four.
HERE’S THE DLO ABOUT THE ACTIVITIES.
My challenges were discuss and high jump.
Sadly, I didn’t get to do Shot put or Long jump last week because we had some interferences, with the weather.
My specialties being sprints/relays.
What I’ve learnt from this is that even ANYONE have their own weaknesses, but it’s always good to try, so next time I do Athletics training I’ll try more harder.
We do this once a year to train for the real athletics.
What? You don’t know what athletics are?
Well, athletics is basically a series of sporty activites (NOT SOCCER OR RUGBY), the activities we perform are high jump, long jump, sprints/relays, shot put and discuss.
And we do it in groups. I’m in group four.
HERE’S THE DLO ABOUT THE ACTIVITIES.
My challenges were discuss and high jump.
Sadly, I didn’t get to do Shot put or Long jump last week because we had some interferences, with the weather.
My specialties being sprints/relays.
What I’ve learnt from this is that even ANYONE have their own weaknesses, but it’s always good to try, so next time I do Athletics training I’ll try more harder.
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