My own Apple,Peach and banana Chutney

Anaya Ellick wins a National Award

This girl must be really active in what she does and to be able to win a national award for handwriting, especially in her young age, it is an achievement in herself. But what makes Anaya Ellick’s accolade extra special is that the seven-year-old accomplished the feat despite having no hands. Even more amazing? The first-grader from Virginia, won the prestigious Nicholas Maxim Special Award for Excellence in Manuscript Penmanship, on April 11, does not use prosthetics. The young girl produces her perfect penmanship by standing close to her desk with her pencil firmly gripped between her forearms.

While the impeccable handwriting may surprise the world, Tracy Cox, her Principal of Greenbrier Christian Academy where Anaya goes to school, is not. In fact, her Principal entered her in the annual national handwriting competition. The young girl who competed in the category for students with special needs had to outshine 50 contestants to win the award. But there was little to worry about. Said the judges, many of who are occupational therapists, were "just stunned" by the quality of Anaya's printing. Wright says, "Her writing sample was comparable to someone who had hands."

We should be able to bring our own devices to school?

We should be able to bring our own devices to school?

I think that Tautoro School students should be able to bring their own devices to school as the cost of paying for a new device can be too much for any family.

I think it would be great to bring a smartphone or digital device from home to school because it’s one of the easiest ways to see where you child are when you are worried about them. You might even be lucky to have a GPS to track down where your child has gone.

What are some easy ways to connect with friends and family?

Facebook, Emails, hangouts and other site will be able to connect with friends and family.

BUT WHY do we need to have these types of devices in school?

Saying that it has always been this way, doesn’t count as a legitimate justification to why it should stay that way. Teachers and administrators all over the world are doing amazing things, but some of the things we are still doing, despite all the new solutions, research and ideas out there is, to put it mildly, incredible.

I’m not saying we should just make the current system better… we should change it into something else.

I have compiled a list of 14 things that are obsolete in 21st century schools and it is my hope that this will inspire lively discussions about the future of education.

My Mathematics

My mathematics is related to Fibonacci and information about him

A poem about me.

WALT: create a “ME” poem using a variety of emotional and figurative language

What my future may look like.

This term we have focussed on our Career Choices and what that may look like.  We will also focus on myself and what is skills I have and I am good at to be able to make a good career pathway.

How did Tautoro school came to be 1906

The origin of the Tautoro native school

List 10 facts about the script

1. The crown had agree to the wishes of Iraia Kuoa.
2. paramount chief of tautoro.
3. Dog tax being imposed
4. Government troop went to tautoro and  demanded the all the firearms and weapons were to be given up.
5. Chief from ngati morewa and ngati hine join forces.
6. They were surrounded by the government forces and the whole company was taken as prisoners.
7. Iraia kuoa realised the hopelessness of trying to fight the pakeka on the battlefield
8. His children would not live in darkness or ignorance
9. Unarmed, followed Mare Tawhai to te kotai in kaikohe
10. The company found that they were led into a trap

By : Kohuroa, Ruby and Gerry.