Today's message is about Palm Sunday!

WALT reflect on the scriptures from Mass.

I know I can do this when I use the red thinking hat to describe 2 emotions about Jesus going to Jerusalem.

The All Blacks Dream!

Richard Hugh McCaw is a New Zealand rugby union player who currently plays for the Crusaders in Super Rugby as an open-side flanker. 

Richie was born on December 31st 1980. He went to Otago Boys High School. After he went to high school , he went to Lincoln University. At Lincoln, he was selected to play for the under-19's team. The following year he played for the under-21's for Canterbury in the National Provincial Championship before debuting for the Crusaders in 2001. He was playing on the field for 8 minutes.

In 2001, Richie made his debut for for the All Blacks in the end of year tour against Ireland. He made a big impact to the All Blacks by taking them to the quarter finals in the Rugby World Cup 2007. He made an even bigger impact 4 years later as the captain of the All Blacks and taking them to glory in the 2011 world cup by beating France in the finals.

This year will be his last year as a professional rugby player. This will be the end of his career. He is a great rugby player who will be remembered by many. Richie has been amazing over the years and made history in rugby.

WALT identify appropriate language features in a report.

I know this when I write adjectives to make my writing more interesting.

I really want a car, but how?

WALT understand different ways of making money.

I know this when I make a chart of feasible ways that I can earn money.

How do you feel Tim?

WALT develop critical thinking skills using De Bono's thinking hats.

                           I know I can do this when I use adjectives to describe emotions                                                           and feeling of a character from the story that I read.

Be yourself, people of God!

WALT reflect on the scriptures from mass.

I know this when I can write at least 4 sentences of the message that Father taught us. 

The lizard-like reptile is back, the Tuatara!

Tuatara is a lizard-like reptile with a soft spine. There are two species of Tuataras which were found over 200 million years ago. You can only find Tuataras in New Zealand. Tuataras are 80 centimetres long from head to tail. An adult Tuatara can grow up to 1.3 kilograms.

Did you know that Tuataras breath air? They are cold blooded reptiles. The name Tuatara is Maori. The size of reptiles brains compared to their body is much smaller than the mammals brain and body. A Tuatara's nest was uncovered in late 2008 at Kakori Sanctuary. Tuatara means "Peaks on the back" in Maori.

The Tuataras have been successfully breeding on the mainland of New Zealand for over 200 years, outside of captive rearing facilities. Tuataras were originally classified as lizards in 1831 when the British Museum received a skull of the Tuatara. Tuataras have been referred as living fossils.

Tuataras have history going back 200 million years ago.

WALT write a report using the correct structure.

I know this when I write the topic, followed by the details and then the conclusion in my report.

Let's come together and celebrate Saint Patrick's Day!

WALT develop critical thinking skills using the inquiry process.
I know this when I ask questions about Saint Patrick's Day and search for the answers online.