Wednesday, June 16, 2021

Storm the Sheep

 

This is Storm the Sheep. Storm is a magical sheep. His magical powers are fearless courage and not being able to be hurt in battle. I took inspiration from my pet sheep Storm in Reporoa. I gave him these powers because Storm got attacked by a dog once but still survived. His thick wool keeps him warm in the cold snow climate. Storms' magical powers come from his ice cream cone on top of his head. When he sees a predator he tucks his legs and tail in like a turtle and makes a burrow in the snow but peeping his head out. When the predator walks passed he springs out and attacks it. There's his dinner! 

The hardest part was doing the body because I did each circle one by one. It took FOREVER! It was fun making the legs. Can you guess what the legs are made of? They're made from donut icing. Storm's kind of based around food. 🍩🍫🍦🌮🐍 


-Kiana! 16.06.2021. 


Monday, May 17, 2021

Pepeha

                                                     Toku Pepeha

Tēnā koutou katoa.

Ko Taranaki tōku maunga.

Ko Whanganui Tōku awa.

Ko Aotea Tōku waka.

Ko Taranaki Tōku iwi.

Ko Ngati Rauru Hapu 

Ko Ngati Tairi Toko hapu 

Ko Okorotua Tōku Marae.

Ko Kiana Buchanan ahau.

Ko island Tōku kainga inaianei.

Ko Gisborne Intermediate Tōku kura.

Ko  Buchanan Tōku ingoa whānau.

Ko Doug Tōku matua.

Ko Tracy Tōku whaea.

Ko Kiana Tōku ingoa.

Nō reira, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa.




We created our Pepeha to show all the different culture and the stories of who we are and where we're from. Each Pepeha is a different story and different meaning. I think a Pepeha is a great way of saying who you are when you're in a different place. Pepeha is just another way of saying hello this is who I am.


-Kiana Buchanan


Thursday, November 26, 2020

Intermediate

 On Wednesday the 25 of November 2020 the year 6 went to their new intermediate school for a visit. It was really fun! We got put into Mr Badminton's to store our bags and stuff. Also we got to play the hose of a fire truck. There was a lot of things to do. We played this game called coney island. The principal (who is called Mr Udall) talked about the RISE values and how his school is all about opportunities. We had to fill out a form about who we wanted in our class and those things. I really enjoyed the day. It was very fun. 

Monday, November 9, 2020

Stop Motion Animation

 





This is a stop motion animation about anxiety that we made with Miss Campbell. It is about going off to intermediate. The actors are: Hollie,Rosie,Georgia,Raedyn,Chloe and Kiana. We worked hard on it and it took us a couple of days to make. 

By Kiana


Friday, October 23, 2020

Friday, October 16, 2020

What's in Tom the Cat's Pocket?

 A while ago we had to choose a character and pick 12 things that we think would be in it's pocket. I choose Tom the Cat.



What is in Tom the Cat’s Pocket?


  1. Empty tuna can, because Tom loves tuna. He ate the tuna that was inside of it.


  1. Ball of yarn, because Tom loves playing with yarn. He has fun with it.


  1. His owner's wallet, because he stole it to buy more tuna. He ate all his tuna.


  1. Plasters, so he can stick Jerry to the wall. He hates Jerry.


  1. A mouse trap, in case Jerry gets out of the plasters. His plan b.


  1. Cheese, so he can lure Jerry into one of his traps - His way to attract Jerry. 


  1. Comb, to brush down his fur in case he sees a female. His way of looking nice.


  1. Hammer,nails and some wooden planks, so he can trap Jerry in his mouse hole.


  1. An anvil, in case he has to get his owners attention. AKA: when Jerry gets out of control.

  1. Some empty band aid containers, for all those times he has gotten injured.


  1. A bone to give to Spike, because sometimes his traps hit Spike and not Jerry.

     

  1. A Warner Bros picture, to remember the good old days when he and Jerry were friends.


KIANA BUCHANAN 2020.

      



Tuesday, September 22, 2020

Aurora Writing Course

On the 4th and 18th of September Raedyn and I got to go on a writing course. The first one was at Eastwood Hill. We did some poetry and some writing. We had to write a poem about nature and our experience at Eastwood Hill. We meet some other kids from other schools and we learned new writing techniques. Our latest one was at the Holy Trinity Church. We had to recall our last experience. Some people read out there poems others didn't. Raedyn and I enjoyed ourselves and had lots of fun. 


Written By Kiana Buchanan