My Jesus Learning

Strand Summative Assessment

Explain the parts of the Scripture Reference which are in Bold:

John means find - the book ✔

John 4 means find - means the chapter ✔

John 4:7-9 means find - the verse ✔

2 Corinthians means find - the second book ✔

Highlight the religious groups in Jesus’ time:

Romans Sadducees ✔ Anglicans Zealots✔ Pharisees✔ Presbyterians Scribes✔

Complete the sentences:

Jesus is fully human he tino tangata and fully divine he tino Atua.  His life death and resurrection  were a response to God the Father through the holy spirit.   ✔

Complete the statement:

I found these lessons interesting because - I liked to learn about holy week and easter. I also liked to learn about the other characters in the bible and learn about the bible.

Patu Mania Reading Activity Week 9

This is a patu mania it is used for a kapa haka. What you would need to make a patu mania is wood, a jigsaw, a rasp, a craft knife, sandpaper, paint or dye and vanish. What patu mania is not used for is not for play fighting. They should be stored away and are not suppose to be left around. It should not be stepped over and they shouldn't be around people while they are eating. You can make patu mania in any kind of pattern or design. The reason why I chose this kind of design was because I liked the patterns that was on it and I liked the colour as well.

Charism

Mary and Joseph's Journey

It took Mary and Joseph 24.7km to walk from Nazareth to Bethlehem. It took them 5 hours and 13 minutes.

My Strategy 1 Presentation

Similes and Metaphors

Similes and Metaphors

A simile is where two things are directly compared because they share a common feature. The word AS or LIKE is used to compare the two words. Eg. As cold AS a dog's nose

A metaphor also compares two things, but it does so more directly WITHOUT using as or like. Eg. The shop was a little gold-mine.

Task One

At the end of the sentence, write in brackets whether the sentence is an example of a metaphor or simile.

Eg. The clouds were fluffy like cotton wool. (SIMILE)

1. As slippery as an eel. (SIMILE) ✔
2. Arnie was a man-mountain. (METAPHOR) ✔
3. He was a lion in battle. (METAPHOR) ✔
4. She is as pretty as a picture. (SIMILE) ✔
5. The striker was a goal machine. (METAPHOR) ✔
6. The torch lit up the room as if the sun had risen early. (SIMILE) ✔
7. The moon was a misty shadow. (METAPHOR) ✔
8. My friend has a face like a bag of spanners. (SIMILE) ✔

Task Two

Now you are going to make up similes of your own by copying and finishing these sentences.

For example:

As good as gold

1. As heavy as a rock. ✔
2. As cold as snow. ✔
3. As hard as metal. ✔
4. She had skin like a bear. ✔
5. As cool as a diamond. ✔
6. As quick as lightning. ✔
7. He was slow like a turtle. ✔
8. Slippery like a fish. ✔

Bracket Fungi Reading Activity Week 8

Bracket Fungi is like a type of mushroom. It is called a Bracket Fungi because the bracket is like a shelf. Bracket Fungi is mostly found in unhealthy trees or rotting trees. The Bracket Fungi is quite strong.

Bracket Fungi are not plants. They are the same as mushrooms and toadstools but mushrooms are much more softer than a Bracket Fungi. Plants make their own food by using a process called photosynthesis. Bracket Fungi absorbs their food from rotting wood.  

How new Bracket Fungi grow is by these things called spores and then they are spread through a tiny tube on the inside of the fungi. Spores are these white things on the Bracket Fungi. These spores grow more and more until there is hundred and thousands of them.

Bracket Fungi are usually growing on rotting trees. They are like forest recyclers. They help break down the wood that has fallen off the trees to make room for new seedlings. They also provide homes for insects. If Bracket Fungi stay in the water for too long then it will get black and rubbery. Another name for the Bracket Fungi is Shelf Fungi.