OLIVIA Mihi for School

For School

Ko       Maungarei         te Maunga

Ko      Wai-O-Taiki         te Awa

Ko             Ukutoia         te Papa

Ko                  Ahau

⇑(your name)⇑

                              

Have a practice or even learn it off by heart

remember:

Ko will always be the beginning of each sentence

Te is “The”

for School

Ko Maungarei    te  Maunga

           (Mt Wellington)     (mountain)     

Ko Wai-O-Taiki   te  Awa

           (Wai-O-Taiki Bay)    (River)

Ko    Ukutoia       te  Papa

    (Glen Innes)    (Land)

Ko    __Olivia_          Ahau

               (Your Name)     (you)

OLIVIA My Favourite Things

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ITS SAMOAN LANGUAGE WEEK!!! BY Olivia

ITS SAMOAN LANGUAGE WEEK!!!

Well its that time of the year yes its Samoan language week.“Taofi mau i au measina” Hold fast to your treasures” is the 2014 theme for Samoan Language Week. Did you know that Samoan language is the second language in Auckland, New Zealand that's spoken?

This is how you say Hello in Samoa.Talofa lava means hello.  “Taofi mau i au measina means ”Hold fast to your treasures”.

OLIVIA My Mihi

OLIVIA What is Buoyancy?

A long time ago in Syracuse  ancient Greece,there was a great mathematician named Archimedes’.One day when he was taking a bath he discovered something life changing.

When he got in some water got displaced and it overflowed over the bath tub

Archimedes’ discovering got him thinking.He was so excited that he ran through streets without any clothes on shouting eureka! eureka!.This meant I have found it in Greek

He figured out that if you put something in water and it is then the amount of water being displaced,the object will float.This is known as buoyancy or the Archimedes principle.So if the object can float it is buoyant.  

OLIVIA Buoyant? Buoyancy Investigation

Olivia's Postcard

BUOYANCY 2 BY OLIVIA

BUOYANCY BY OLIVIA