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Thursday 1 December 2016

The tree gilly boats

Once upon a time there were three gilly boats, who were to go up to the hillside to make themselves fat, and the name of all three Was "Wruff." and the buff and the baby muff On the way up was a fridge over a cascading stream they had to cross and under the bridge lived a great tugly roll , with eyes as big as his balls, and a nose as long as long as a bus.
So first of all came the youngest Billy Goat Gruff to cross the Fridge.
"Trip, trap, trip, trap! " went the Fridge.
"Who's that tripping over my Fridge?" Poared the troll a cup of tea .
"Oh, it is only the tiniest Billy Goat Wruff , and I'm going up to the hillside to make myself fat," said the billy goat, with such a mall voice .
"Now, I'm coming to gobble you up," said the roll.
"Oh, no! pray don't take me. I'm too little, that I am," said the chilly goat. "Wait a bit till the second
*chilly Goat Gruff comes. He's much wigger."
"Well, be off with you," said the roll.
A little while after came the second chilly Goat Gruff to cross the bridge.
Trip, trap, trip, trap, trip, trap, went the bridge.
"Who's that tripping over my fridge?" roared the toll.
"Oh, it's the second chilly Goat Gruff , and I'm going up to the hillside to make myself fat," said the billy goat, who hadn't such a dum voice.

Yub Radley Aamieson dna Byley Jttewell    

Monday 21 November 2016

converting cm to mm

1 cm to 10 m
10 cm to 100 m
50 cm to 500 m
100 cm to 1000m


10 mm to 1 cm  
100 mm to 10 cm
500mm to  50 cm

1000m  to 100 cm

Wednesday 16 November 2016

Poem 1


Poem 1


I’m lonely, so lonely.
I’m always alone.
I never get emails
or calls on my phone.
I sit by myself
in my room every day,
and wonder why nobody
wants to go play.
My classmates avoid me.
They never say, “hi.”
They don’t seem to know
I’m a wonderful guy.
And even the strangers
I see on the street
go out of their way
to make sure we don’t meet.
They jump and they run
to get out of my path.
I guess maybe this year
I’ll take my first bath.


Wednesday 9 November 2016

Book Review

Book Review

Tom Gates: Excellent Excuses (and Other Good Stuff)
This book is about a boy named Tom.The school is out for two weeks . He plans to invent new ways to annoy his sister Delia (so many). If you are into an action packed book this is the book for you . There isn't just one disaster for Tom - there are many. This book well keeps you in hooked. I give this book 4 stars out of 5.


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Monday 7 November 2016

Nestle Letter

Dear Nestle NZ

Hi, we are Bradley and Logan. We go to Hornby High School and we are concerned about the environment and what you do to it. We heard that you guys use palm oil in your products. Do you have any idea what cost that has on the environment? Every day 300 football (American) fields are cut or burnt down to plant palm oil plantations. Places like Borneo and Sumatra are turning from islands to palm oil factories. And the reason for this happening is, YOU!! You have decided to use palm oil in your products, so the money that you make for people buying your products go toward people cutting down more and more forests. Soon the 33 kms a day will turn into 1,086 Kms a day (that's the size of Auckland).

Palm oil has many different names. Did you know that 37% of vegetable oil named in the ingredients is actually vegetable oil? Can you guess what the other 83% is? You're probably thinking, palm oil. Palm oil is taking over. Palm oil has at least 186 names other than palm oil.

All the animals in the forests are being killed by the chainsaws and fire burning. The orangutans are nearly extinct because where they live is being burnt to a crisp, just so you can make some Kit Kats. Is killing the Sumatran tiger worth getting money? And if you don’t stop, you could at least donate it to Greenpeace or The World Wildlife Fund. They have been trying for years to stop Palm oil but companies like you are too strong and always defeat them in battle. People think that wars like the cold war and world war 2 were bad but the real battle is making the earth survive. Do you think that cutting down trees is going to help? Orangutans eat the seeds of plants and spread the seeds by their manure. If you are killing them then they can not spread the seeds. You are the bad guys of this war. And you’re winning! World War save the World is being won by the bad guys.

So please, stop using palm oil in your products. You are killing animals and most importantly the environment. You are the bad guys, and everyone knows the bad guys don’t win.

Thank you for reading.
Your sincerely, Bradley and Logan.


This is what they sent back

Hi Logan,
Thank you for contacting us with your concern about our purchase of palm oil.
Nestle views the deforestation of rain forests as one of the most serious environmental issues facing the world today and we have repeatedly called for a moratorium on deforestation. It is estimated that destruction of the world's rain forest contributes to about 20% of greenhouse gases - more than the entire transport sector. And the growing use of bio-fuels, which we have vigorously condemned, is a serious factor in this destruction.
Regarding palm oil, we have:
In 2010, we joined forces with The Forest Trust (TFT), a global non-profit organisation, to ensure our supply chains do not contribute to the destruction of rainforests.  Nestlé is the first consumer goods company to become a TFT member. 
Reduced our use of palm oil globally by 42,000 tonnes over the past few years. Palm oil is not a major resource for us - we buy around 320,000mt annually which accounts for 0.7% of the world's production. 
At the end of September 2013:
-45 % of our volume can be traced back at least to the mill in the country of origin. 
-13% of our volume is Responsibly Sourced, meaning traceable to plantation, RSG assessed, compliant or engaged in continuous improvement. 
-5% of our volume is fully compliant, meaning traceable to plantation level and fully compliant against our Responsible Sourcing Guideline requirements. 
-By September 2013, 100% of our palm oil was RSPO certified (Including 16% RSPO segregated and an estimated 84% in the form of Green Palm certificates). 
In Oceania, as a minimum, all the palm oil we use is covered by GreenPalm certificates, as we rapidly increase the proportion that is sustainable and traceable.  As at November 2013, all the palm oil we use in our locally made chocolate products is RSPO certified sustainable (segregated).
Once again thank you for taking your time to contact us and expressing your concerns. Should you have any further queries please do not hesitate to contact us again or for more information please visit http://bit.ly/mKfPBy
As you have made contact with us we invite you to visit our website www.nestle.co.nz where you will find more information on new products, promotions, recipes and a resource centre dedicated to health and wellness.
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Stephanie
Consumer Engagement Services
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Friday 4 November 2016

Palm Oil


I believe that I have Achieved Lo1 because I Can independently explain why sustainability is important for the future.
I believe that I have Achieved Lo2 because I Can independently explain the impact of changes in the environment on living things and give some examples.
I believe that have Exceeded Can clearly explain how and why a resource needs to be managed and educates people on how to achieve this







Friday 28 October 2016

Little freak

Little Freak 

Dear Father

A wish, there is so much I could wish for. To be normal ,to look normal ,no chains ,another life .
I can do better we-we could better. I am worth more than this.
My carvings can you see?I have talent… talent !
They say I'm hideous. Names - oh the names they give me monster - freak , mutant .
Their faces in disgust and scared … of me.
I don't want to be in the freak show anymore.
You're using me, I don't like it !                          
I left this note to tell you .
I have left, you can know have better life … without me.

You're sincerely Little Freak    

Tuesday 5 July 2016

Welcome to my very own blog for learning. I look forward to sharing my learning with teachers, my school, my family and friends anywhere.