Haiku 5

Haiku about my favourite person..... My Nephew

Yes this cutie is my favourite person in the world because when I was giving up on life I always see his cute face and i don`t wanna loose him, besides I don`t want to loose his other mum ( me ).
I am falling beside in my work but luckily i can do my works that need to be done and i am also happy that i am able to learn at home. Today`s work was about our favourite person and there`s mine.. I hope everyone is having fun and being safe...

Haiku poem

We are in lock down and I have done this Haiku about the solar eclipses and as you can tell I haven´t seen one yet so I have been trying to motivate myself while keeping myself busy.
i hope You all have a good time in lock down and stay safe.
love yous all . 

Haiku about the boy chasing the cows.

In my English class we have been learning about Haiku's and what we need in them. We have to use different types of languages and punctuation's. 


I thought it would of been funny to do this Haiku and it is explaining most of my life between me and my siblings. 

Haiku about the Weather.

...HAIKU...

This is the " Japanese Poetry ". 

Haiku's are ways to help us sound out words and they also help us understand what nouns, pronouns, adjectives and verbs are.  There are 17 syllables and 3 lines each paragraph. 

About my Haiku.

My Haiku is about the weather. The weather is near me is always cold for me and I hate how its always makes me feel weird.

Transparency art

We had to print an image out so that Sir could send it to the front office and it got transferred to an over-head transparency paper. When we had our images done we had to set up the Transparency Projector. We also had to set up the paper on the wall. After we had finished that we traced around the outline of the image we went around the lines harder so we could see the better. Some of us did our art in pastel and paint and some of us didn't. 

Hibiscus Flowers

• Jasmine, mandevilla and passion flowers grow under vines in most tropical and non-tropical regions all over the world. 
• They are also very colourful and the petals can grow up to 8-inches wide.
• Hibiscus Flowers are in the “Malvaceae” family .
• They also belong to the “plantae” kingdom of flowers.
• The Hibiscus Flowers only lasts a day.
• All parts of Hibiscus sabdariffa are edible: calyxes, leaves, and flowers. 
• Calyxes are the ingredients used to make Hibiscus tea. 
• Hibiscus flowers can not handle temperatures below 0 °C in the summer.  
• The best temperature for the Hibiscus is between 16-32 °C. 
• There are 4 main groups of Hibiscus: Fijian Hibiscus, Hawaiian Hibiscus, Clarke’s  Hybrids and Hibiscus Syriacus. 
• Hibiscus has Green lanceolate leaves.
• The hibiscus is used as an offering to the goddess Kali and Lord Ganesha in Hindu worship. 
• The hardy Hibiscus does best in windy environments. 
• One species of Hibiscus, known as kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus), is extensively used in paper-making. 
• There are around 300 different species of Hibiscus flowers around the world.
• “Hibiscus” originally came from a Greek word called “hibískos” which translates Plant. 

About me 2

I am Araniera, I go to Taipa Area School, I have many friends and family at school. I am Maori. I also have 8 siblings. I used to have 2 dogs named Scratch and Leo. I am not a happy child sometimes when it comes to problems with other people. What we have done this year was kind of challenging to me but I got through it. I couldn’t figure out my goal because I had too many things on my mind. I can be a good friend and i can be good at listening to others if they have no one to talk to. My hopes for the future are unknown but later in my life I will figure it out. I might be a hard worker in most subjects but I guess I just need more help.