- The name of the capital city is Tokyo
- The population of the capital city is 13.62 million
- In January, the weather in the capital city is usually Winter
- The capital city is located in the eastern (northern, southern, middle) part of the country.
- The languages most commonly spoken in the capital city are Japanese
I am a Year 6 student at Ruapotaka School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 10 and my teacher is Mrs Buchanan.
Tuesday, 20 December 2016
Learning the basics
Hi, If you want to know more about Japan read This:
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My three facts
My three interesting facts about Japan are:
1 Tokyo is the capital city of Japan
2 Japan belongs to the continent of Asia
3 The highest point in Japan in Mount Fuji, which stands at 3,776m (12,388ft).
Thank you for Reading My post!
1 Tokyo is the capital city of Japan
2 Japan belongs to the continent of Asia
3 The highest point in Japan in Mount Fuji, which stands at 3,776m (12,388ft).
Thank you for Reading My post!
Monday, 19 December 2016
Japan
Country: Japan
I have chosen Japan to visit because:
I have chosen Japan to visit because:
1 because 127.1 million people live there
Wednesday, 14 December 2016
My Year
My year has been good. My favourite part of this year was making solar ovens. Thank you Mrs Buchanan. I liked that my friends and classmates help me around the way. My year was great and I can’t wait till next year.
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Tuesday, 13 December 2016
Successful Rolemoldes
This is our movie that we made. We faced some challenges and over come then. We showed four we believed in and who faced challenges. Enjoy!
Monday, 12 December 2016
10 Kilometre
This was our maths. We had to make a 10 Km run .
We are learning to use a scale map and give directions using turns and points of the compass
Group: Prudence, Leilani and Leanah
Fun Run: we had to create a 10km run around Mangarapeti using a map in Figure It Out (Level 3 Geometry and Measurement)
This is our route:
1 Start at Mangarapeti school.
2.Go up Plunkett Drive.
3. Go onto Kings Drive, then turn left.
4. Keep going straight ahead.
5.Turn south on Kings Road and keep running.
6.Keep going then you will pass the bakery which leads you onto Wha Road.
7. Keep going up and when you reach the second street on Sydney Street turn.
8.That will lead you to Lincoln street then you north up which will then you onto Kupe drive.
9.Then go up which will lead you to Plunket drive again.
10. Then turn east wich will lead you back to Mangarapeti School.
Prudence, Leilani and Leanah
Wednesday, 7 December 2016
My silly story
For our homework last week we had to write a silly story using all of our spelling words. We had to write a beginning, middle and end. This is my story:
He fell asleep. As he woke up in the morning he said “ actually”. He was getting an idea of where he lived. He said “ Avenue, Parallel, I know where I live now!” “56a BLUEBERRY STREET!” he shouted. He was near a house with plantation. He was walking when he saw a hot dog stand. The guy said “ Hey want a hot dog?” Francis said “ Yes please”. Exactly what I need! So he was walking down and saw a sign that said “ BLUEBERRY CENTRE”. He saw a reserve and he knew he was getting closer. He saw his landmark. 56a blueberry street. When he reach his home he said “ actually my home is better than the streets”. So he found his home and Francis lived happily ever after.
The adventure
Once upon a time there lived a guy called Francis. He’s 40 years old. He has brown eyes and blue hair. He went around Auckland to explore the places that he never has been before.
Well one day he stole a banana and ran for his life. The police caught him and they were surrounding him. He got caught and ended up in jail. Silly! Well a few weeks later he went back to his house. He had one silly problem he couldn't find his house! He only remembered that his house was on a parallel road.He didn’t know his location, he knew his road was a parallel road but nothing else. He saw a machete on the ground but he left it there. He was so confused. He sat down on the ground. Night came. He look up at the starry sky. He saw a crescent moon. He said “Will I find my way home?”. As he fell asleep he complained about some birds kicking him. He sharpened a stick on the ground. He kept it underneath some rags that he found.
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