Thursday, 1 December 2016

Delta Squad writing: Giltrap Spares radio advertisement



I have written and recorded a radio advertisement for Giltrap Spares. I've managed to fit in a lot of advertising features and used a 'donut' music jingle pattern. I think I had great fluency and expression and enjoyed using the Garageband app on an iPad.

Monday, 7 November 2016

Delta Squad writing - comics and procedural writing



Delta Squad Writing - Magazine covers and interviews



Home learning - Anzac facts

             

Anzac facts: home learning

1. Anzac stands for Australia New Zealand army corps.

2. The Anzacs were all volunteers.

3. 25 of April was officially named Anzac Day in 1916.

4. The first dawn service on Anzac Day was in 1923.

5. The Gallipoli peninsula is near the famous city Clow.

6. A soldier named Alec Campbell was the last surviving Anzac, he died on 16, May 2002.

7. Anzac Day is celebrated on the 25 of April.

8. The term Anzac is protected under the Australian law.

9. More than 11,000 Anzacs died at Gallipoli.

10. Men that didn't go to war were called cowards

Wednesday, 10 August 2016




the store




Boom as the doors open to my dream world every lolly sweet and chocolate were in there. There was computer it said to type what you wanted so i type in destroyers something zoomed past me and has 1 tune of destroyers oh my gosh there was a door  to the left to me it said rainbow fool i open the door you're allowed to eat anything in that room  and you don't need to pay for it i run in and sink my teeth into a lolly flower

Wednesday, 8 June 2016

HE MIHI

HE MIHI - Self Introduction


Tēnā koutou e hoa mā       (Greetings to you all)
Ko Aoraki te maunga (My mountain is Mt Cook)
Ko Waimakariri te awa        (My river is the cost ford
Ko Aotearoa te iwi (My people are New Zealanders)


Ko Te Kura o Mako Mako toku kura, (My school is Springston)
ko Lawton    toku matua, (My father is...)
Ko  Elizabeth   toku whāea, (My mother is...)
Ko Sam taku ingoa, (My name is...)
No christchurch   ahau (I am from...)


No reira,        (Therefore- greetings to you all)

Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, katoa.