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Wednesday, 18 March 2015

Mrs Eeles Song Composition - Tim

New Zealand Never Goes Out Of Style:
Starter: ‘F’ 8x, ‘C’ 8x, ‘F’ 8x, ‘C’ 8x

Verse 1:
F                           C7       
This time I’m gonna ride the water lines
G                                 C7
Long drive to the beaches of Napier
Am                        C                          
In the view, oh (break) its been awhile since I have seen
G    Am
Paradise

Plucking/Pluck:

Bottom:
4 O 2 1 0
Middle:
2 1
Bottom:
O 2

Chorus:
G              C                      Am
We got that light flashing in our eyes
F                            C          Am
We smell the exoctic air from the beaches

Am                                   C

New Zealand Never Goes Out of Style 2x

Keys j & f 3 | Typing Lesson - Tim

I have finally reached 5066 on Typing Club. I am really proud of myself for reaching 5000 and under 20 seconds. I have improved alot from 3000 to 5000. 

Song Composition Mrs Eeles: Tim

New Zealand Never Goes Out Of Style:
Starter: ‘F’ 8x, ‘C’ 8x, ‘F’ 8x, ‘C’ 8x

Verse 1:
F                           C7       
This time I’m gonna ride the water lines
G                                 C7
Long drive to the beaches of Napier
Am                        C                          
In the view, oh (break) its been awhile since I have seen
G    Am
Paradise

Plucking/Pluck:

Bottom:
4 O 2 1 0
Middle:
2 1
Bottom:
O 2

Chorus:
G              C                      Am
We got that light flashing in our eyes
F                            C          Am
We smell the exoctic air from the beaches

Am                                   C

New Zealand Never Goes Out of Style 2x

Ancestral Poem Framework - Tim


Identify who you are: Your culture/gender
The eyes of yesterday is behind me, the eyes of today are guiding me and the eyes of tomorrow are leading me. Before history came to my family, my ancestors were born.
Share two meaningful things about your culture that you are proud of.

My ancestors have conquered on anyone that gets in their way. They were the leaders of my family, our soldiers, our protector. They were fearless, they were born to fight, they were born to keep my family safe.  
Mention how the decisions of your ancestors help shape who you are today. Use poetic language to describe this - remember to express your critical thinking!

The blood of my ancestors flow within me, as a strive to be powerful like them. I am leading through my ancestors footprints. They will catch every drop as I cry, they will help me in any situation, but most of all they will find the pleasure that’s been hidden.

Paint a picture of the past using your five senses:  e.g. hearing the beat of drums or the scraping the coconut with the hakalo (Tongan tool for coconut scraping).  Feeling the weight of the water as the paddle moves through it - as your ancestors make their way to a new land...
I hear my heart pounding, passed down from generations, I can feel my ancestors blood circling my lungs, I can taste the rice between my teeth. I can also hear the presence of my ancestor from above giving me signals of what to do and leading me to success.
Look into your future - where will you be, and will your ancestors be happy you are there? What do your ancestors mean to you as you move into your own pathway?
I look into the future, seeing what is ahead of me. My ancestors will push me and help make sure that I am never giving up on my dreams. As generations pass down, I will become one of my ancestors, fearless, brave. I will also be a protector, to whom of a youngster. I have lead through tomorrow, I have been guided from today, but I also have not forgotten about yesterday.




   

Sentence starters:

  • I am... (Only allowed to use this twice in poem).
  • We are the future...
  • My ancestors…
  • I have the…
  • They taught me to… and now I...
  • I am proud of…
  • I cherish the ...
  • My ancestors live in me…
  • They give me the strength to...
  • I can hear/smell/feel/see...
  • They guide my future as a...
  • The future...
  • I take my ancestors with me…
  • I carry the belief…
  • I walk with pride in the shadow of my ancestors as I…
  • I feel their love as I…
  • They watch over me with…
  • I….. so when we meet they will welcome me with pride and…
  • I follow the legacy of...

drumbeats in the distance
tears are the stars that shine…
guided by the hands of yesterday, today and tomorrow
wind whispers historical words of wisdom
the eyes of yesterday watch over me  

Put your poem together!
The eyes of yesterday is behind me, the eyes of today are guiding me and the eyes of tomorrow are leading me. Before history came to my family, my ancestors were born.
My ancestors have conquered on anyone that gets in their way. They were the leaders of my family, our soldiers, our protector. They were fearless, they were born to fight, they were born to keep my family safe.  
The blood of my ancestors flow within me, as a strive to be powerful like them. I am leading through my ancestors footprints. They will catch every drop as I cry, they will help me in any situation, but most of all they will find the pleasure that’s been hidden.
I hear my heart pounding, passed down from generations, I can feel my ancestors blood circling my lungs, I can taste the rice between my teeth. I can also hear the presence of my ancestor from above giving me signals of what to do and leading me to success.
I look into the future, seeing what is ahead of me. My ancestors will push me and help make sure that I am never giving up on my dreams. As generations pass down, I will become one of my ancestors, fearless, brave. I will also be a protector, to whom of a youngster. I have lead through tomorrow, I have been guided from today, but I also have not forgotten about yesterday.


Monday, 16 March 2015

Keys j & f | Typing Lesson 2 - Tim

This is my improvement on the Typing club. I have improved from 2000 from 3029. I am really proud of myself for achieving 3000 and in under 30 seconds. It is really hard to switch from 4 other keys. 'f', 'j', space and enter. I tried my best to know where my keys are. 

Keys j & f | Typing Lesson - Tim

This is a typing lesson which was set by us from Mrs Anderson. We had to know where the 'f' key and the 'j' were and so we had to write a sentence with just 'f' key and 'j' key. My high score was 2040 which is a 3 star rating of my typing and I did it under 40 seconds so I am pretty proud of myself for getting a three star rating under 40 seconds. 

Thursday, 12 March 2015

Migration Survey: Mrs H - Tim and DJae

This survey informs my mum Mrs H, to answer these questions on being a NZ citizen. Questions like 'Why did you come here' 'Why did you chose NZ' etc. She will have to answer these questions and send her responses to DJae and I.