Matariki

               01/07/26

1.The New year has come. So the 7 sisters decided for the celebration they should make different types of kites. They tried to make the kites nice and neat.

 

2.The sisters were finished with there kites so they wore their thickest cloaks and their kites under their arms. Then they went through a forest, and a valley to the top of the hill, the strongest wind blowing from the east.

 

3.When the sisters arrived on the top of the hill the sisters tied their kites on one of the branches of the tree, and day turned into night then the 7th sister Ururangi had a dream.  

Why are dogs better than cats! 🙂

25/06/26

Jack thinks that cat’s are better than dog’s. Cat’s are easy to take care of. Cat’s don’t make a mess. However, I do not agree. I think dog’s are much more loyal than cat’s.and dog’s are good at protecting the house, you can also use a dog as a service dog. Dog’s are way dangerous and can scare away bad people or burglars. Also if you are blind a dog can guide you to the place you’re going to.

 

We should like bunnies

If you touch a bunnies fur it is soft. Bunnies don’t attack. Bunnies eat carrots and fruits, so a bunny will not cost a lot of money to feed. I like bunnies because if you are sad a bunny can comfort you. Bunnies are friendly they won’t run unless you tease them. Some bunnies are nocturnal. 

Bunnies have spacial teeth to chew carrots. They live in burrows. Bunnies came with different colours. . Bunnies are one of the cutest animal in the world and the cuddliest . I like bunnies because if I don’t like to eat carrot or other veges I can feed them to the bunny.

 

 

          

NOAH’S ARK

God made lots of people and they were being to disobedient. God was sad because the people disobeyed him but there was one person noah. Noah obeyed God And loved God and God told noah to build a ark because he was going to flood the earth he told Noah to get his Family  2 of each animal Noah build the ark at the center  of the land people laugh but NOAH Just ignored them

He finished building the ark he went inside and  it started to rain heavily a few days later the flood covered all the mountains and land Noah sent out a raven to find land a few hours it came with nothing the next he sent a dove instead it came with nothing too a few days later he sent out the dove again it came with a palm leaf Noah  knew that there was land he found the land they celebrated and built a altar and God put a rainbow to promise to never flood the earth again.

Japan information report

                      29/04/26                      Japan!

Japan is a country in Asia in the Pacific ocean. Japan, also in the north of the Philippines capital is Tokyo, the third most populous city in the entire world. It is made out of 14,175 islands. 

 

Japan has 100 active volcanos and one of the most famous landmarks is Mount Fuji. It has a population of over 122.4 million people. In Japan their money is called Japanese yen.

 

Japan is often nicknamed the ‘Land of the rising sun’ due to the Sun God Ameterasu who is said to be an ancestor of all the Emperors of Japan.  Which represents the big red circle in the middle.

 

In fact, the sun symbol has been seen clearly on Japanese flags since 701AD! Japan has snow monkeys and they like swimming in Japan’s hot springs. 

 

In Japanese culture, there’s a belief that only imperfect objects, like a cracked tea cup, can be truly beautiful. The item is repaired instead of being replaced. The repair is done with gold and this is believed to make something broken into something beautiful.  This is called wabi-sabi. 

 

The combination of a balanced diet, physical activity, and cultural traditions has contributed to their longevity and overall well-being.

One of the main reasons for the health of Japanese people is their diet. Japanese cuisine is rich in fresh fish, vegetables, and rice.

 

These foods are high in nutrients and low in fat, contributing to a healthier lifestyle. Additionally, Japanese people follow the concept of “Hara Hachi Bu,” which means eating until you are 80% full. There’s a different way of saying 80% full “Hara hachi bun me”. This practice helps them maintain a healthy weight and avoid over eating.

 

Another important aspect of the Japanese lifestyle is physical activity. Walking and cycling are popular means of transportation in Japan, and many people engage in regular exercise through activities such as jogging, swimming, and martial arts.

 

Japanese people also have a tradition of practicing “Radio Taiso” , a morning exercise routine. A morning exercise routine that involves stretching  and simple exercise.

 

This practice has been shown to improve cardiovascular health, flexibility, and overall well-being. In addition to diet and exercise, cultural traditions also play a role in Japanese health.

 

For example, hot springs or “onsen” are popular in Japan and are believed to have health benefits. Soaking in the mineral-rich water is said to promote relaxation, improve circulation, and relieve muscle pain.

 

Japanese food is not only delicious but also known for its health benefits. Japanese cuisine is based on the principles of balance and simplicity. Japanese people are known for their love of green tea, which is high in antioxidants and has been shown to reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer, and other health problems.

 

Portion Control: Japanese cuisine is known for its emphasis on portion control, with small carefully arranged servings. This helps to prevent overeating, which is a major contributor to obesity and other health problems.

 

Umami Flavor: Japanese food is also known for its unique flavor, umami, which comes from ingredients such as dashi (broth made from dried fish), mushrooms, and soy sauce. Umami has been shown to enhance satiety and reduce the amount of food people eat.     

 

  

 

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