Wednesday, September 11, 2019

Jack and the Beanstalk story from the giants perspective

Hello I’m Matthew, but I go by the name, Matt.  Do you know the story of Jack and the Beanstalk ?  If you do, then you will know that I am portrayed as the mean giant.  Well, that story is dramatically INCORRECT!! I’m here to tell you the REAL story of Jack and the Beanstalk. 


One lovely day, I was singing my favourite song, “ Fe, fi fo, fum, I have a prickle in my bum”. My wife had just made fresh chocolate chip cookies which were very delectable, but as I was eating them I got distracted by the wonderful smell of a young boy. I absolutely love young adorable, cute kids.  For a second, I thought that I could hear someone talking in the other room but I later realised no one was there.


After devouring my cookies, I decided to go to the living room. But as I walked closer to the room, the scent of the boy got stronger but there was no boy in sight.  “Fee, Fi, Fo, Fum ! I smell the blood of an Englishman , I smell a boy here did you see one?” 
My wife replied, “I would tell you if I saw one, dear.” 
OK” I said unconvinced.  I then decided to go to my room for a long, peaceful nap.


 While I was talking to my wife, I later realised that she did not seem like herself but I knew she wasn’t lying as I trust her completely. Anyways, I wouldn't mind if there were children in my house, my wife and I would love the company. After a while I dozed off. 


When I woke up later in the day, I walked back to my wife who was in the living room watching her favourite show like it was an addiction. She nervously told me that we’d been robbed, by a cheeky boy who came in our residence.  She had given him some popcorn , then had gone into the kitchen to fetch some water but when she got back he was GONE!! And so was our precious gold. “I am so sorry I should’ve  told you we had company.” 
“Yes you should’ve told me,” I said angrily. “I forgive you but next time please tell me.”  We never talked about this again until I found out we got robbed AGAIN!!!!


 This time I was shocked!! But my wife told me that she would tell me if an intruder came in but obviously she did not want to tell me. I was extremely upset when my golden hen that laid golden eggs was stolen!! The hen was one of my prized possessions. I wondered if it was the same thief as last time. My wife had surely seen him, but maybe he tricked her. But let me tell you, he made my wife cross.  She was like a raging lion!! She was that cross!  If the boy came back, I can assure you he would not leave without giving me an apology.


Now I said I was a gentle giant but when someone steals my magic hen and my gold they are in for some trouble. That was just it. The boy did not come back for quite a while as he was enjoying his life again with his mother. Together they would walk through  the forest, thinking about what they should do with the money they now have. 


While in my room the next day, I decided  to play my golden harp as it relaxes me. After a while, I dozed off while my lovely harp continued to play like it always does. While I was sleeping, I heard  a loud screeching sound . It was my harp yelling “Master save me! Don't let him take me.”
“ Fee, fi, fo, fum the boy is back”. I now knew that boy was trying to steal my harp and I wouldn't let him get away.  I started running after the young boy and I chased him until he got to the beanstalk. As he arrived at the stalk, he dropped the harp and slid down it.  When he was down, he fetched an axe. All at once he chopped down the beanstalk and I fell to the ground. They both thought I was DEAD but I can assure you I wasn’t!  I just didn’t want him to come and haunt me again.

See I told you I was a nice and not cruel giant even though I got mad when he stole my stuff. Now go and tell this to the world and see if they believe me now!!  


By Mahika


   

This is my Water Scarcity poster


Tuesday, September 10, 2019

This is My Pepeha

Tēnā koutou katoat     v            Greetings to you all 
No India āhau        I am from India
Ko Mt Albert te maunga             My mountain is Mt Albert

Ko  Manukau te moana                     The Manukau is my sea


Ko Halsey Drive te kura                     Halsey Drive is my school 

Kei Blockhouse bay toku papa kainga        Blockhouse bay is where I live now

Ko Ramakant Pathak   tōku koro           My Grandfather is Ramakant Pathak
Ko Renuka  Pathak tōku kuia          My Grandmother is Renuka Pathak
Ko Dhaneshh Pathak tōku matua      My Father is Dhaneshh Pathak
Ko tōku Sheetal Pathak  whaea My mother is Sheetal Pathak
Ko  Alok Gadkar  tōku matua keke     My uncle is Alok Pathak
Ko Ritika Gadkar  tōku whaea keke  My auntie is Ritika  Pathak
Ko Nisika, Tunu Dada, Neev Dada, Krupa, Jai and Jiya Didi āku tuakana    My cousins are Nisika and Neev Dada, Tunu Dada, Krupa, Jai, and Jiya didi
Ko Viehaan  Pathak My younger brothers/sisters are  Viehaan Pathak 

Ko Mahika Pathak tāku ingoa                   My name is Mahika Pathak

Monday, August 12, 2019

This is my process writing






Intro
Paragraph 1-  Egg and Newborn 
Paragraph 2- Toddler and kid 
Paragraph 3- Teen and early adult
Paragraph 4- Adult


Paragraph 1 - Intro
Humans, like all living things, go through a growth process throughout their lifespan.  Each stage is unique and special, bringing many changes, challenges and successes. Everyone grows up differently and individually. 


Paragraph 2 - A baby
 Babies are cute, adorable,and loving.  All humans started out in the world as babies.  But even before entering the world, humans started out as an embryo in their mother’s uterus.  Over the next nine months inside its mother, a baby develops, growing organs, tissue, blood and limbs.  It becomes bigger and prepares to be born. Once on Earth, the newborn baby is totally dependent on its mother and family to provide love, warmth, food, support and care.  Within the first year of life, the baby gets taller and stronger, learning how to hold its head up, roll over, sit up and crawl. It becomes more active and curious. The baby begins to eat mashed food and tries to communicate by expressing a range of sounds.



Paragraph 3 - A toddler and kid


Over the next few years kids develop and grow.  Throughout these years they learn to talk, to play and to walk.  Kids between these ages talk fluently and express their feelings about others.  Between the years of 5- 11 children go to school where they learn to spell, read, write and more.  Kids learn to make friends and to not be lonely, they become more social and enjoy interacting with one another.  As they get older, kids develop more independence and confidence in themselves. 


 Paragraph 4- Teen and early adults
Humans are considered teenagers when they turn 13, and become young adults at 18. Teenagers evolve into more mature humans. Teens have many responsibilities such as making most of their decisions, they have to take care of themselves and siblings. Teenagers are quite moody and are always out with their friends to show independence. At this age teens learn to   When they get more mature they have even more responsibilities like: moving into their own place, taking care of themselves and their family and lastly to pay bills if they live away from their parents.

 Paragraph 5- Adults
At 18 years of age, humans are viewed as adults.  They make their own choices and live alone. They explore out to find their soul mates.  Adults have many responsibilities like taking care of a baby if they have one, and also finding an actual one for themselves.Adults have to earn money so they can pay for bills,Food, clothes ,a house, household items and soo much more.At this age they start driving. Adults are allowed to basically anything as long as it's not bad and against the law


Paragraph 6 - elderly
 From the age of 65 and onward they are retired.  At this age they could be grandparents, they might get very sick and ill and might die they get old, frail and helpless. Sometimes they get sick and develop mental sickness . Finally they pass away. 

 Paragraph 7 -Conclusion   

People go through their lives. Each stage evolves into  unique and special people.