The Art Exabition!

Our topic was the Revelation 

Heyo people,

Today's post is about THE ART EXABITION! I know it was like three weeks ago but whatever. ON TO THE Q&A!

What skills did you learn/practise/improve during this event?

Hmmm, I IMPROVED at sponging, LEARNT how to make angles with craft knives and paper and I PRACTISED using chalk pastel.

What did you most enjoy about it?

I enjoyed people's reaction when they saw our AMAZING PAPER MACHE DRAGON!

Well that's all for today,

LIONBLAZE OUT!

(Opps, forgot the fun fact)

Today's fun fact is (drum roll please.......)

The biggest school in the world is in India, it has 39,437 pupils and 2,500 teachers!  

Visiting the BEE HIVE!

Sup people,

Today's post is about...........PARLIAMENT! So last Friday (with school, duh) we visited parliament. We went to were the debating chamber (you can't touch the chairs), we saw the earthquake strengthening at the bottom of the bee hive, the middle of the bee hive a and a mini debating chamber. My favorite part of the trip was going the mini debating chamber. It's was basically a chamber for people touring the Bee Hive so they get to learn about debating and stuff. We got to sit on the chairs each party would sit on and debate about "very" important stuff like which party is better. A few of the things we learnt were;

• What the Government decides 
• The speakers responsibility's
• Parliament's history 

Today's fun fact is (drum roll please......)

Maori are very superstitious, believing in Gods and spirits of their ancestors.   

Well thats all for today thanks for reading,

LIONBLAZE OUT!

Book Groups (the second)

Hello people,

Me:3

Today's post is about BOOK GROUPS! (Again). Were're talking about book groups again because (sadly) they have ended. Well on to the Q&A!

Do you think you achieved your book group goals?

My group worked pretty well together. (Just a recap I was reading The Dark Is Rising, REALLY GOOD!), so we managed to listen to each others point of view and contribute our ideas. I think I achieved the other goals (think more deeply about the ideas in the book, and read between the lines) as well.

What do you like/not like about book groups?

What I like about book groups is easy,crackers. Andddddd how we actually learn stuff from the discussions. What I don't like about book groups, them ending. 

Would you recommend doing book groups again next year?

Hmmmm, let me think about that one. YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!

Today's fun fact is (drum roll please........)

There are over 129 MILLION books in existence

Well thats all for today, 

LIONBLAZE OUT!