trees for survival

40 percentage of Trees will help us avoid

global warming and give us oxygen.
They help us breath and gives us fruits.
Trees are important because they can stop
the the environment from pollution.
They can make the whole earth survive.
They can make animals survive to.  

Eighty percent of our native plants are found
nowhere else in the world. They survive deep in the forests or
on remote islands. Today native forest covers only 23 percent
of New Zealand.

The trees are the one that protect people animals and mostly orangutans. The trees help the orangutans. We must save trees for orangutans.

Athletics Day

Athletics Day

“Go Dereon” said my mum. When It was runing time my mum cheered for me and my nan recorded me running. When the teacher called out the age of 9 I went down to the field to go race. I was waiting for the people to race so that i could race in. when it was my turn to race Ms Aireen              said 3 2 1 GO!

I ran as fast as i can to win the race. I did the 50 meter race. I came second to last. Then we did the 100 meter race. we had to go to the other side off the field. Ms Aireen said, 3 2 1 GO!

I ran to the end i was hoping that i come first but at the end i came second to last again. Then we did the relays but i wasn't called out for the 9 year olds so i went to my mum. They were racing around the track. Ms aireen said, 3 2 1 GO!

Then they ran around the track they were so fast and so confident. When it was over we did our charts then when  it was finished we went to class to grab our bags and go.

whales got beached

This is farewell spit one of the place’s where whales get stranded. In February, there were more than 300 whales that got  stranded. It was 2 weeks ago heaps of volunteers were helping out. There are big whales stranded and little whales have been stranded too. So that’s why all the works and schools were closed because people went to help the whales. Some whales have been wasted on the beach. over 416 pilot whales have wasted on the beach.


This is where Farewell spit in New Zealand.Farewell spit