My favourite colour

Blue

Blue looks like the colour of the clear sky

The colour of my blanket when I was three years old

Blue feels like the cold freezing water

When I jump into the pool in the morning

Blue taste like yummy and healthy blueberrys

In the morning for breakfast

Blue smells like  fresh blueberry muffins in the oven

At my neice’s birthday party

Blue is the colour of my dreams

When I go to bed at night

Things I Adore/Abhor poem

Things I Adore

Sketches or pictures of Skeletons with crosses

Watching action movies

Dancing in the rain

Jumping and running in the mud

Fun

Things I Abhor

Bad behaviour

Bubbble Gum on the ground

Long dirty finger nails

Dirty bedrooms

Bad breath

My Autobiography Poem

Eseki

Generous,Kind,Determined,

Competitive

Sibling of  three brothers and two sisters

Lover of Music, Art, Hiphop dancing,  and Cute animals

Who feels Ecastatic, Creative and Brave

Needs happiness everyday

Who freely shares ideas with the world

Fears insects, Vicious animals, and Hot things

Would like to see Samoa and Tonga one day

Resident of Glen Innes, Auckland, NZ

Tanaki is her family name

My visit to the museum

The Auckland War Memorial Museum has a considerable store of historical items relating to New Zealand history and a special Maori section.

The Auckland Museum has been located at the Auckland Domain site since 1928.  This historic building is near the Auckland Hospital and is on a hilltop. It. It overlooks the Auckland Harbour and the Rangitoto Island.
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The Museum is a place where the school and public visitors can learn and explore. Groups of school children, visitors and tourists go to the volcanic room to explore and learn about how volcanoes erupt.

There are 3 parts to the museum and there are over 30 exhibits. The displays are full of Maori and Pacific artifacts. On the third floor all the walls are listed with names of the people who served and died in the war.

A visit to the Auckland War Memorial Museum will educate the visitor and they will learn that New Zealand is known for its strong green stones, tall kauri trees, and its big and fast (but extinct!) moa’s.

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