This is my dear son, listen to him!

Jesus took his two disciples Peter and John up a very high mountain. His disciples rested and Jesus went with Elijah and Moses who were wearing dazzling white clothes. Suddenly Jesus' clothes became dazzling white as well and the disciples saw everything Jesus did with Elijah and Moses. Then a huge cloud shadowed Jesus and his disciples and told them to listen to Jesus.
We are learning to develop our creative thinking skills through drama.
I know this when I work collaboratively with my group to act out Mark 9:2-8.

I wonder what this film will be about?

Learning intention: We are learning to write a description.

Success criteria: I know I can do this when I write a brainstorm and a script to describe the 2015 Manaiakalani film festival.

Script:

On Wednesday the 11th of November 2015, Glen Innes, Glenbrae, Panmure Bridge and my school Saint Patrick’s went to Hoyts Cinema, Sylvia Park at the Xtremescreen to attend the eighth annual Manaiakalani Film Festival. Each of the digital classes in the Manaiakalani schools made three minute films. Each movie had two presenters to introduce their film. It was a wonderful opportunity for us to view the wonderful movies that other students have made.

Kia ora means hello!

WALT understand and appreciate Maori Language Week.
I know this when I say 5 phrases in Te Reo Maori.

How do you say bread in Maori?

WALT recognise, understand and use familiar words about preparing food.
I know I can do this when I can say the commands for preparing food in Te Reo.

• Te Mahi Kai.
• Homai he preti.
• Anei he preti.
• Homai he parora.
• Anei he parora.
• Ko te Ramere 24 o te Hongongoi teni ra.

Translation

• Preparing food.
• Pass a plate.
• Here’s a plate.
• Pass the bread.
• Here’s the bread.
• Friday 24th of July 2015.

The daily prey!

WALT develop creative thinking skills.
I know this when I write and record my poem about a predator and a prey.

What is that? Should have gone to specsavers!

WALT develop creative thinking skills.
I know this when I write a poem about a dragonfly and blabberize about it.

"Dad, I have a confession to make!"

WALT develop my understanding of the text that I read.
I know this when I use blabberize to share my book review.

Talofa Samoa!

 WALT understand and appreciate Samoan language.
I know this when I record a short phrase in Samoan.
English dranslaiton - Serve diligence today for a better tomorrow.