Abbey

= Abbey= Hi my name is Abbey and I am in room 13 at meadowbank school.I enjoy writing and P.E. I am in a classroom with hardworking students. I will keep you updated on our weekly subjects:)

Writing: Here is some of the published work that I have done in writing...

Click here to read my WANTED poster about the Mad Hatter:

Reading:
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Maths:

G2T: At school we do garden to table were you either Garden or cook. In week three my group made some salad which had olives, boiled eggs, tomatoes, lettuce and potatoes. It was YUM!!! In our week seven, my group did gardening. We did lots of harvesting, picked a few raspberrys and while we were doing all that the cooks made us some yummy rubarb crumble, corn fritters and broad bean riccoto. It was DELICIOUS!

Art: At school we have taken some side on pictures of our face and mine has turned out real well. What does is shows you all the things that you enjoy doing.

I have a German Shepard Puppy and her name is Lexi. Here is a photo of a German Shepard...

At school we have made some really cool avatars to show our face when we comment on others pages.

Abbey's awesome avatar Hi Abbey! (If you want to know I am just commenting) I love your page especially because of the CUTE German-shepard I also like your avatar it is cool and I am really looking foward to seeing more fantastic work from this wicked page. P.S- (your page is awesome!) *FROM BILLIE!*

EOTC WEEK REFLECTION In year five we do something called EOTC which stands for Education Outside The Classroom. What you get to do is have a whole week of fun activities. We did ours in week five. On Moday we went indoor rockcliming for half a day and then went back to school for some fun coopritive games. My favourite part was getting to the top of a wall where someone belays you. On Tuesday we walked down to a reserve and did some orienteering. My favourite part was getting to run around in the hot sun and cool breeze. On Wedensday we went to a island in Auckland called Rangitoto and walked all the way up it and then on the way down we went to some lava caves which were pretty cool and seeing them where my favourite part. On Thursday for the first block we did some surf life saving stuff with lifeguards. Then in the middle block we had some abulance lady come in and she taught us about first aid. Then in the last block we went into our school gully/bush and made some bivowacks. But it wasn't over because that night we stayed over at school and that was the thing that most people where waiting for and that was was my favourite part even though we hardly got any sleep. It was lots of fun! :)

Here is a funny picture of an animal.



This is a power point about matariki. It will tell what it is all about.



My current events are on the olympic opening cerimonie.

Who? All of the olympians and paralimpians competing in an aperatice e.g. Swimming, Gynastics, Rowing.

What? Olyimpic and paralimpic games.

When? 28th July 2012.

Where? England, london, olyimpic park.

Why? The opening and the closing cerimonie are a celebration of the start and finish of all the countries coming together to compete.

How? With an orginisation of where it with be.



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Our in-class work. Check out this page weekly to veiw out my in-class work!


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Though British fashion designer Alexander McQueen is no longer with us, his legacy continues to live on. It was quite apparent in Kate Middleton's elegant [|ivory and white satin wedding dress] designed by his former assistant Sara Burton and now in this gummy bear dress that was crafted as a unique tribute to the designer for the inauguralcover of //Twelv //, a magazine dedicated to fashion, music, art and culture, that made its debut in May 2012. The brainchild of the magazine's editor - fashion designer //Hissa Igarashi // and his assistant //Sayuri Marakumi, // the stunning gown was inspired by Alexander McQueen's// 'Parrot Dress' //, a vibrantly colorful gown that met with the approval of even the most ruthless fashion critics when it was unveiled by the designer, as part of his Spring/Summer collection in 2008. As you can imagine creating this gummy bear replica was no easy task. The two designers began by building a dress frame using steel wire, which they then covered with a sheet of vinyl **.** After that began the painstaking work of hand-gluing each and every one of the 50,000 pieces of candy in a perfect rainbow colored order, a task that took them about three weeks. As you can see, the end result was a stunning piece of art that weighed a whopping 220 pounds and took three men to lift. While not quite ideal for a party, it did look good enough to devour!