We have a saying in this school, He waka eke noa, we are all in this together.
Each class has a depiction of a waka with everyone in it, maybe photos or artwork. In Room 25, we agreed to go 3D!
First, we decided whether to base our waka on past, present, or future. There was a split vote on past and future, so we went with the vote... and tried to design a future waka with past influences.
Next, we had a design phase where everyone sketched a future/past hybrid waka. After another vote, we settled on this design by Miller.
We created model heads of ourselves and here is the end result.
Wow I had such a fun time making it!
ReplyDeleteme too!
Deletei had some much fun making it with my classmates
ReplyDeleteKia ora Room 25 Adventurers,
ReplyDeleteMiller's design looks incredible. It must have been hard choosing just one. In our class, we have a Class Treaty that we all made together. We also have a cardboard Kauri tree for our Enviroschools. It says 'The mighty kauri protects, and so do we.'
We loved the model heads. You are a very creative class. We look forward to reading more of your blogs.
Mā te wā,
Room 1
Thank you! We had to have a vote for the chosen design.
DeleteKia ora Room 25
ReplyDeleteWow that must of taken a very long time to do that its looks amazing I wish I could do something like that! I can tell you put a lot of time and effort into that! I really like the design you guys chose its really cool!
How did you come up with the idea?
Blog you later!
Emma
Kia ora Room 25
ReplyDeleteI like your I love your Waka art it really looks like a Waka. I like the one made out of cardboard. And all the little people are really inspiring.
Can you make it to a real one?
Blog you later!
Lucy
Hello room 25 Diyani here, I love the way you have made and used
ReplyDeletea lot of imagination! I am the beach ball btw in the big pool.
Hello Rm25 what did you use to make it did you use clay or paint? blogg you later bye.
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