Letter to my Brother

Today for C.I.P we have to write a letter to someone we love/respect so after awhile of thinking I decided on
my brother Dylan, I wanted to tell that I respected him in the letter

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Dear Viking

Hello Dylan I know that recently it’s been hard, but good for you, breakups can be hard to get over but now
you can move on, it’s awesome that I can now spend a lot more time with you, I hope that I can help you
get over your struggles. Thanks for spending time with me and understanding what I am going through while
you are also going through things, you have always been there for Me, Mum and Dad. I don’t think you
know how much I respect even if I don’t show it, that’s why I am so honest with you. 

Yours truly Vin

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The Bigger Picture - Hurumanu

Today in Science - Hurumanu we watched a video on what keeps us living and how we can help nature by take precautions on what we use.

• What animals keep our jackets warm?
• Birds, sheep,
• What animal makes our boots waterproof?
• The idea came from Ducks but plastic makes it waterproof
• Where does the water in our rivers come from?
• Melted ice and snow
• Why do we need healthy rivers?
• So we don’t drink bad water and get sick
• What are some of the good things about mosquitoes?
• The larvae cleans water and adult mosquitoes feed small fish
• Why are bees dying?
• Mites, pesticide, cellphone towers and diseases
• What do bugs do to our leaves
• Eat them and put holes in them

• Reduce means use less of
• Reuse meaning instead of throwing something out, just use it again.
• Recycle reuse but turn it into something else
• How much dung would we be in if there were no dung de- composers?
• 7 feet deep in dung
• Who runs this planet?
• Nature and all country leaders

After all this video should be shown to people when learning about how to keep the earth living.

Ki o rahi H 2 P

Ki o rahi is a game between 2 teams, Kioma & Taniwha, the game is a little bit different then most games with balls. There are zones which certain teams can't go through, such as Te Roto, only Taniwha can stay in there but Kioma after touching pou and collecting points they can run in to score in Pawero. In Te Roto their can only be 3 Taniwha in there at a time or the ball is handed over. Depending on how the game is played (Touch, Rugby, Ripper etc) you will need different equipment, the basics are a Tupu (Bin) 7 Pou, a Ki or ball, Field marking and zone marking also team ID (Not Necessary).

To start the game the ball needs to be kicked off at Te Marama and then the ball can picked up by either team then the game starts, for Taniwha they need to get the ball and chuck it at the tupu if it hits the tupu the game keeps going until a penalty or Kioma gets the ball. Kioma win by hitting the 7 pou around the field and when the team thinks they have enough points they run in through Te roto and place the ball into Pawero, the amount of pou they touched converts to points then the game restarts.