Mason @ Ngatea Primary School

 Visual-Spatial My first Smart was Visual-spatial like drawing pictures and taking photos and my score was 75/100.  Naturalistic My second Smart was naturalistic like walking in bush and being out side  gardening and hunting,  spending time outside.  My score was 75/100.  Bodily-Kinesthetic   And my last Smart was Bodily-Kinesthetic and my score was 50/100.  I like playing sports, keeping active, running around, building and making.  Using my hands.

          What belongs to you but others use it more than you do?                             Comment below what do you think the answer is.

This is me at school because my favourite subject is art because I am really good at it and I have liked it for a long time.    This is me playing rugby because I am really good at it and I want to be a All Black when I am older.

I like this quote because it is very true Every end is a new beginning. I can't wait for a new start of the year in 2017.

Today day it was my first day back at school and it was calf club. So we had to make a little garden old toys or what ever you really wanted to make a little garden. So me and Logan worked together and made a army base. There are 3 people on one side and 2 on the other that are died. There was a big boom that had landed right beside a guy and killed.  

The All Blacks have won against South Africa on Saturday night. The rugby score was 41-13 victor to the All Blacks. Dane Coles was the best player out of this game against South Africa. Dane Coles was the best out of that game because he set up the first three tries for New Zealand and nearly got one his self. These three people that got the try of Dane Coles Isreal Dagg, Julien Savea and Sam Withelock. Ben Smith Ardie Savea and TJ Perenara also got a try. The only time the South Africa got a try is when Brian Habana when it was 19 minutes into the game. However at half time it was 15-10 to the All Blacks

This week our class had to goals but I am only going to talk about one. My goal that I wanted is to never give up. There was a man in the Olympics that was running the 400m he was 250m away from the line and he pulled his hammy and kipped on limping to the finish line. How I never gave up in my PTA maths test.