My Recreate Game of Snake .IO

Task Description: Today at Point England School back at Team Five we’ve learnt to recreate games in our own ideas and options. My game I chose to recreate was Snake .IO because I found it to be a easy game to animate and found it very satisfying. Feel free to check out my game on page two of this blog post and don’t forget to leave a positive blog comment onto this post or a review. Kia Ora!

Extension Project (T1) 2025

Task Description; Today at Yr 7 & 8 Extension we had to make a Whakatauaki project that had us explaining all about what our chosen Whakatauki meant in recording as well as animating to show our Whaktauaki meant.

My Whakatauaki is “Whao Whia Te Kete Mataranga ” in english it says ” Fill your basket with knowledge “. It’s like your brain is your basket and you fill it with life along the way. I hope you will enjoy my Extension Project

Recording Script: https:

Kia ora everybody,  at 7 & 8 extension I chose a maori whakatauki and showed it in action. My whakatauki  was  “Whaowhia te kete mataranga” the english version is “Fill your basket with knowledge”. This means that your  brain is your basket and you are filling it with education. 

 

EDUCATION CAN teach us many things in life like confidence, critical thinking, communication and most important of all life long journeys.

Inferring the Text & Finding out Definitions

Task Description: This week at Point England School in the Team 5 area we learnt a lot about “Inferring” at Literacy/English in class today. Inferring mean piecing together ideas from the story to continue it in a conclusion. In easier words you are continuing from what you read in the story and putting it in a conclusion. There were 6 pages for us to infer, then the last two pages we had to find out the definitions of words.

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The Whispering Woods

TASK: Read through this text. Highlight where the author has created tension using the colour key below:
Foreshadowing ~ A warning that something is happening in the future.
Setting and Imagery ~ At a place in that time of a movie with props.
Dramatic Irony – Knowing something the character doesn’t.
Withholding Information – Keeping your ideas and thoughts to yourself.

The Whispering Woods
Lena gripped her flashlight as she stepped into the dense forest. The trees loomed over her, their twisted branches clawing at the sky. A thick mist curled around the ground, swallowing her footsteps. The others had dared her to spend an hour inside the Whispering Woods, the place where people claimed to hear voices that didn’t belong to the living—voices that called out names, whispered secrets no one should know, and sometimes, laughed when there was no one there to laugh.
She glanced back at the distant glow of the campfire. “It’s just a silly legend,” she whispered, but her own voice trembled.
As she ventured deeper, the air grew thick with the scent of damp earth and something else—something metallic. Her flashlight flickered, casting jittery shadows against the trunks. A gust of wind rushed through the trees, and she heard it.
A whisper.
It was faint, almost like the sighing of leaves, but there were words hidden in the wind. She spun around, her heart pounding. “Hello?” she called, though she knew no one was there. The wind answered with another whisper, just at the edge of hearing. She strained to make out the words.
“…Not alone… turn back… too late…”
Lena swallowed hard. “It’s just my imagination.” But deep inside, she wasn’t sure.
The flashlight flickered again and went out. Darkness swallowed her. She fumbled with the switch, her breath quickening. Then, just as suddenly, the light returned—and she saw them.
Shadows. Not from the trees. Not from her. But standing. Watching.
Lena’s breath hitched. “It’s a trick of the light,” she told herself. But the whispers grew clearer now, and they were all around her.
“…Don’t look… don’t move… it sees you…”
A rustling sound came from behind her. Slow. Deliberate. Something was moving closer. She turned, the beam of her flashlight shaking. The mist parted just enough to reveal a figure—pale, motionless, staring.
And then it smiled.
Lena ran. Branches clawed at her, roots grabbed at her feet, but she didn’t stop. The whispers were screaming now, a desperate warning. She burst out of the woods, gasping, collapsing near the fire where her friends sat, laughing.
“That wasn’t funny!” she shouted, trembling.
Her friends frowned. “What? We didn’t do anything.”
Lena’s heart nearly stopped. She turned back to the woods. The mist had swallowed the trees once more.
And at the edge of the darkness, something was still watching.

My Te Whare Tapa Wha Podcast

Task Description: Today I have made a podcast relevant to my subject of inquiry. This podcast as a range of videos that includes me speaking and explain to you guys what I did over the past few weeks. My podcast talks about Te Whare Tapa Wha, Hauora.

Enjoy!

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Describing the Picture

One sunny morning on a bright sunny day, Olaf the white snowman went out to take a walk in the fields when the flowers bloomed and trees grew. “ What a nice day it is, “ said Olaf as he strolled freely around the area. Olaf was a very adventurous yet curious snowman , who was very eager to try anything new or dangerous.

Do you wish you could find the perfect place to relax? Well Kellys Beach is a beautiful place, where you can feel the pristine beige sand coming between your toes. With peaceful light blue crystal – clear waters crashing down on the seashore. Kellys Beach was a tropical paradise which was a place of relaxation where you can forget your worries as you spend your day here.

When I got off the plane and arrived at Kellys Beach the warm tropical breeze was wrapping itself around my body as if I were a present. The Tasmanian Sea was shining in the Sun as it stretched all the way to the sunset, while it crashed onto the sea shore. My toes were squelching between the soft pristine sand in the hot Sun.

“ Have you ever wanted to jump into a pool on a blazing sunny day and forget your worries? Well that is what can become true at my pool party, where all the magic happens, my backyard is a place of peace, a place of relaxation and a place where you have almost everything you can wish for. The pool party was to celebrate my graduation from St Grants Primary.

It was getting dark in the woods, the sky was turning pitch black and I needed somewhere to hide because when it turns night the animals come out to hunt. I ran through the dead leaves and forced my way through the tree branches until I came across a figure in the distance next to a destroyed well. I ran to the stranger who looked like a little girl with a torn dress, a rope tied around her waist and thick grey skin. It was dangerous for her to be out late in the night so I decided to call her if she needed help. “ Hello? “ I called the girl nervously. She began to twist her body around facing me upside down. Then she began calling my name and started to chase me. I ran as fast as I could, back through the woods and dead leaves all the way to my house where I slammed the door shut and hid under my creaking bed.

Who knew that monsters were real…….?

WK1 Te Tiriti O Te Waitangi

Task Description: Kia Ora this is a late blog post about Te Tiriti O Waitangi ( Honour the Treaty ).
This task will explain the history of the treaty and question along the way that I have answered or talked about what the questions were about.
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Nouns & Verbs Slides

Task Description: Kia Ora everybody it’s me again and today I am going to explain to you what this task was about in Nouns & Verbs. We had to describe the definitions of Nouns & Verbs, write our own sentences then highlight the parts of it which contain the words that indicates both Noun & Verbs. Lastly to end it off we had to make a video that explains Noun & Verbs.I hope you will enjoy reading this task. Please leave a positive comment on my blog. Kia Ora!