Jacinda Meets Leaders In London

A few days ago New Zealand's prime minister Jacinda Adern flew to London to meet the leaders of Canada, Australia and England.

Two days ago she sat down and had a chat with the Canadian and Australian leaders about the Russians and their rumours about them using computers. She also had a face-to-face talk with the UK Prime Minister Theresa May in Downing Street. During their meeting they talked about the worlds disasters and the number 1 thing they talked about was..... Syria. 

Then to finish off the day Jacinda went to go see Prince Charles and Princess Camilla, after visiting them she lastly saw the Duchess of Cornwall and the London mayor Sadiq Khan.

Adverb Poem

Bravely, soldiers risked their lives
Bravely, soldiers left their wives

Bravely, soldiers shot and died
Bravely, soldiers tried and tried

Bravely, soldiers went to war
Bravely, soldiers hearts were torn

Bravely, we wear poppies for them
Bravely, we keep their sacrifice as gems.

The Museum Trip

 Yesterday room 9 & 10 went to Auckland Museum. When we got there we sat down in lines and talked about the rules, after that we walked up the stairs to floor two and walked until we got to the World War 1 room. In the room where heaps of names, some of us thought it would be like about 50 something but it looked like 500. We looked at the glass window and saw some of the people who went to war and died. It was so upsetting seeing the people who gave their lives for us.

 After we looked in the first room we went to another room about World War 1 and the photo that was so sad was when a man had his leg shot or cut off and sewed his skin back together, so one leg was normal and the other was short. We saw trenches and we also saw a few guns. The weirdest part was when the man was talking on the phone. It was pretty scary cause he was talking about when his wife died and all that.
Then after we started looking at all the World War 2 stuff. In there we saw spitfires and things like bazookas. It was cool and sad at the same time.

Harry Potter's Poem

On Monday we practised a play called Sun Sonata. We had to memorise it and even say it in front of the whole class.

Sad & Happy

There once was a boy

He was treated like a toy

So one day he decided 

"I'm going on a diet"

Soon on that day

He found a bunch of hay,

So he ate and ate 

Then he started to hate,

His mum, dad and even his life 

so he just grabbed a knife,

He started to cry

and said "I'm going to die"

His mum walked in she grabbed the knife

and said to him

"son live your life"

so he said okay 

and that following day

He was happy and

never got sassy

How To Get To Sylvia Park!

• First get out of your house then go into the car
• Drive towards the white apartment on Tippet Street then turn right and drive straight until you reach the end of the street
• Next turn right onto Pilkington Road and drive to the roundabout
• Take the second exit onto Pilkington road and just drive straight
• Turn right onto Jellicoe Road and drive
• When you reach the traffic lights turn right into Morrin Road
• At the next traffic light turn left into Te Horeta Road
• Drive all the way until you get to Mount Wellington Highway
• Drive straight past Countdown
• Drive down a slope going near a shopping centre
• Turn left at the first traffic lights
• Then at the roundabout take the second exit and drive
• Then drive a bit straight and turn into the rooftop parking lot next to Pak'n Save and you have arrived

How To Get To A New Destination I Made

1) Start at the diamond with the A in the middle.  make sure you are facing the staff room.
2) Take eight steps forward
3) Take 22 steps going diagonally to the left
4)Turn around
5) Take 14 steps forward then stop
6) 14 steps going diagonally to the right
7) Once you are at the gate turn to your right.
8) 32 steps forward then turn right
9) 12 steps forward 
10) 20 steps going diagonally to the left
11) At the grey wall you should see a smiley emoji
12) You have reached you destination.

I learnt that if you have clear instructions it will be easy to follow and that the more you re-read it the more it will make sense.