Hei-Tiki Mueseum Trip

On Tuesday the 26th of June we went to the tea room at the goverment gardens. We learnt lots about tikis and what happened and how they were used in the past before rings. In New Zealand they used Hei Tikis as a sign of marrige and it also blessed them to have a good luck, and able to have many kids. So we had the challenge to make our own tikis out of fabric and buttons. First we all sat at a table and their was a gray tod tray on each table. Their was about 7 pieces of fabric in each tray. Their was a tiki template that we traced around our fabric with a marker pen and then cut it out.
Then we had to sew buttons onto our tiki I chose pink and yellow buttons. Then we made a mouth out of a different colored fabric. It was a little bit hard but I managed to do it I gave it my best go. Our teachers for this was Emma and Christina they were very good helpers to us duriing this task.

Our Adapted Board Game

I Adapted the game life. It took quite a while it does not look the best cause we only had 45+ mins to do it. The picture at the bottom is our board game. We have chance cards job cards and a place to put the characters.  Our photo is not that good but really in real LIFE it is amazing we have rules and instructions so you know how to play! I made this with my friends Rebecca and Samantha!

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Cross country

We did cross country last week on Monday. I am pretty sure I came 9th?.
First we ran up a really tall stone hill. Then we went up another hill and went down when we took a right then we kept on going up hills then down hills. then I was a the finish people were cheering me on what made me happy! then I finally got to the finish! 

Sacred Heart Art Work

8/6/18

Today we did artwork for RE the 2 hearts represent the 2 other crosses beside Jesus' cross. The fire represent's the burning of Jesus' love for us. The vines with thorns on them are Jesus' pain and it is also his crown of thorns. The cross means the crucifixion and the ultimate sacrifice.