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Monday, 22 July 2019

😀😀 Aloha, World!! 😀😀

Talofa Lava from me to you! I am Roneeza, a year 7 currently going to St Patrick’s School. I am a Samoan who lives in a family of five! I have two other siblings which makes me the middle child.

The subjects I am good at are math, reading and spelling. I enjoy sketching fantasy characters, like a part-wolf and part-human kind of thing and cute little figures. My weak subject is writing, though I am very good at making up stories from out of the blue. Sometimes I overthink things and are scared of what others might think of how I write my stories or explanations. Basically, I’m scared if I might make a mistake, but I don’t like to think of it that much.

As the year is starting to come to an end, I look forward to writing better stories than I used to and will hopefully be a favorite subject when next year comes by. My parents are the ones who have pushed me and supported me throughout my whole education.

I hope you all enjoy looking through my blog this year! I also look forward to seeing the other wonderful blogs many of you have created. Blog to you all soon!

Friday, 7 June 2019

Nude Food Haiku!

A haiku is a Japanese poem that has three lines. The first line has 5 syllables, the second line has 7 syllables, and the third line 5 syllables. The poem can be about anything! 

Thursday, 23 May 2019

Reading Activity! - Red-Hot Racers!

This is my design of a dragster race car. I have chosen these specific features because these are the colours of my cultural flag, Samoa. I was inspired by some of the dragster race cars I searched and found online and then added my own features. I enjoyed creating my own design for a dragster race car!

Monday, 8 April 2019

Tuesday, 2 April 2019

Weather Graph Part 2



Today, we completed all the data for the highest daily temperature in March and created a line graph in Google Sheets.

Monday, 1 April 2019

My Opinion Of Jacinda Ardern, Our Prime Minister!

In my opinion, Jacinda Ardern is a kind, caring, wonderful, independent, reliable and responsible woman. She's known as NZ Prime Minister, but to me she's like the life-saver and problem-solver of NZ.  I formed my opinion by watching the International Women's Day Speech 2019 and the First speech in Wellington Parliament after Christchurch disaster 15/3/19. She has been so devastated about the event that happened in Christchurch that she will not name the man that started the shooting, so he remains nameless to her and many New Zealander's.