On my first algebra I only got 3/6 right and on my test I just did I got 5/6 right and I was not very good at Folding fractions because I thought you just needed to add two to it.
I have improved on folding fractions because you needed to just double the number by its self.
This is my Maia Poroaki story
Maia poroaki was a gardner a very cheeky gardner,and he would try to do anything to stop getting work from Uenuku he would trick him by doing Karakia.
One day Uenuku got really mad at Maia and he wanted to kill him because he was lazy but Maias sister herd him and found Maia washing out the Hue and she told him to leave the Island so Raura got him a waka,but Uenuku found out and Maia wanted to fight so they did and Maia killed Uenuku but he still left.
Maia traveled for Aegis and aegis ended up at Turanganui- A-Kiwa (Gisborne) where he married a girl called Hinehakitai.Maia and his Hue spread all over Turanganui-A-Kiwa.
One day Maia wanted to go across the river and he yelled out to Taiau to give him the waka but she didn't when she did give it to him he was so mad he turned her into a rock in the middle of the river.
Why I should go on the horouta Waka
I would like to go on the waka because it would be great for me to go and explore the world. Also would be great to get off the Island.
I have great navigating skills like looking at stars and seeing what way land is and watching the sea gulls to see what way they are going. It will help us find land. I am great at catching fish. I know if a cloud has a green tinge it is going over land.
I am great at looking after animals of any sort. I am good at keeping animals alive. I am good at cooking and making food.
I am good at being a doctor and fixing up wounds.I can help people when they are sick.
I fancy myself as a builder. I could fix the waka if it breaks. I can fix anything if I have the right tools and supplies to fix it . I am good at fixing wakas. I am trained to fix wakas.
In conclusion, that is why I want to go on the waka again. It would be a great experience to go on.
Today we went to the Tairawhiti Museum we learnt that only special people got to wear a Huia feathers and the Kea cloak. And that the female Huia had a 14 cm long Beak.
The thing that were fun, we got to make an art piece, it was a Maori kite. And we got to go on a hunt to find these that were on a piece of paper.
