The process to create an egg inside a hen

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First in the hen there is the yolk.The yolk is fertilized by sperm from a rooster. After the egg has been fertilized the egg shell is made so that the baby chick can be laid. There should be more than one egg that is in the hens stomach at a time. When there is finally a egg with a chick in the mother hens stomach it gets laid. 

The second part is when the chick has to kick and push it's way out. The mother hen has to sit on the egg so that it can stay warm, If there is no hen the egg can go into an incubator. When the eggs are in the incubator you have to make the temperature to 37.7 degrees celsius for the chicks to continue growing.     

King of pop footsteps

Ola blog world

Today the seniors went to the hall to do a dance with Kate the dance was called Starting Something. We had to spreed out and one of the moves we did was we had to isolate our solders. One challenge was the isolating part when you could only move you shoulder and nothing else. I think that Kate should come back to our school because she can teach us more moves and how to dance.

Thank you for reading here is a video.

Teaching the juniors in Bishop class

Ola bloggers and welcome back to week two!

Today my class and I worked alongside Bishop class (Year 2/3) as part of a Tuakana/Teina session.

Tuakana means the older people and the leaders and Teina means the little kid and younger brothers and sisters

First we discussed how to be effective Tuakana. I learned that I have to help the younger kids to understand what to do and and be the model for them and make them do the right thing.

The biggest challenge I came across was that they wouldn't understand me and get confused. Another thing is that they wouldn't want to write or do anything and don't have any ideas.

Next week I am looking forward to them having plenty of ideas and that they have learned a lot and know how to use stop go animation.

Kia toa performance

Bonjour and welcome back to my blog

Today at 9:00 we went to the hall because we had a special treat and his name is Bernard Mangakahia. He came to perform and tell us story's. One thing i found interesting, was that his grate grandma stood up and had a conversation with all the men and  told them that the women and the girls have a right to do anything they want. Today i was lucky enough to see Bernard Mangakahia perform for our school. His show was exhilarating and amazing because he did lots of dances and hand clap  beats. One way you can show resilient is to never give up and keep trying even if you think you can't do it. Another thing i found interesting was that  Bernard Mangakahia dad went to the new Zealand army and survived. 

Thank you for reading my blog post. Fell free to comment and share your stories of resilient with me. 

BYE

Embedding a google drawing

Ola blogging world. Today i have been learning how to embed a google drawing into a blog post. This was challenging because i learnt how to do this last year but i have forgotten all of the steps. I really enjoyed doing a quick refresher lesson with Miss Fortes.

This is a google drawing I created. It is about following the hay park way.