ANZAC Biscuits
In world war 1 women made the New Zealand and Australian soldiers Anzac
Biscuits as a treat. They have got butter, flour, golden syrup in them. They are round
like a pancake. I liked eating my biscuit because it was crunchy and sweet.
On Friday morning it was St Patrick’s Day and I had to wake up so early. I wanted to go back to sleep but I did not. I ran like I’ve never run before to get ready for school. And out the door we went to the mass. After mass Father took us outside for the time capsule which was buried for 25 years. Daniel and Estherose dug it up but some of the photos were destroyed and ripped.
After that we came back for morning tea and then we got ready for tabloids. My favourite game was paper, scissors, rock with Mrs Deeney. We ate lunch and then I came back to Room 6 and we started to read about St Patrick and learned that he was born in Britain and he was taken to Ireland as a slave.
On Sunday I came to the Mass with my dad and my brothers. There were heaps of people there but we enjoyed the singing. After Mass we went to the hall and sang 3 songs for the guests. We also stayed for the delicious lunch and my best food was the chop suey . It was such a good celebration for St Patrick’s.
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we are leaning to have a thorough understanding of the kawa of care
Today Mrs Grant cam to our class to show us how to make things with shapes. I chose to make a Tongan flag using a rectangle and a square and a cross. I coloured it in with red and white.
Today Mrs Grant was in our class to teach us a lesson about how to use our key pads on the Chromebook. My favorite part of this lesson was how to drag your finger across the key pad to work out some puzzles. It was fun.
Kia ora! My name is Sione, I go to Saint Patrick’s School. I am in Year 5 and my teacher is Mrs Agnew. My favourite subject is Maths and I enjoy learning about Famous Sports people. I am good at gaming. My goal for this year is to improve my writing . In my spare time I like to colouring in pictures.
