Science.

Genes are found in dna, dna is found in chromosome, chromosome is found in cell containing nucleus and the cell containing nucleus is found in the organism, genes are passed down by your parents in every living organism you’ll find 46 in every organism you get 23 from your mother and 23 from your father. Genes are things you inherit from your whakapapa, dna is a molecule that contains the information to create a human. Chromosomes are the chromosomes found in the cell containing nucleus and is the structure that contains information about your genetics.Cell are the cells within the organisms and the organism is the living thing.

static images.

Kia ora,

Our recent assignment in english has been about static images. What is a static image you may ask?

a static image is a visual image that doesn’t move for example a poster,slides, photographs, paintings, compact disc covers, comics, cartoons, charts, collages, models, dioramas, newspapers, and print advertisements. A static image is pretty much any type of photo or image that is still this is what we’ve been doing in english.

Aku Hararei.

Mo nga ra tuatahi o oku hararei I takoro au I te riki,  I te rahoroi i oho ake au i te 5 karaka i te ata ki te whakarite i ahau ano ki te haere ki te riki, I takoro matou i a MT Albert i toa a MT Albert. I muri i taku kemu,I haere ahau ki taku wananga mo Ngapuhi ahi mo te riki.

I te ratapu i oho ake matou i te 6 karaka i te ata i kai parakiwihi matou,i muri i te tera i whakapai mataou i te marae katahi i haere matou ki nga whira o kamo ki reira i parakatihi matou i te riki mo te rua ki te toru haora i muri i tera i hoku atu au ki kainga ki te moe.

Mo te wiki mutunga i haere ahau ki te riki ki te taha a Drisana i haere maua ki Rotorua ki nga whakataetae riki mo nga kotiro maori,I te wa i tai atu maotu ki te wahi i te noho matou i taka ahau mai te moenga,te ra tuatahi i takaro matou ia Ngati Kahungunu i toa matou i tera kemu,mo te kemu tuarua i takoro matou ia Raukawa Ki Tamaki i toa matou i tera kemu ano hoki,

mo te ra tuatahi i takaro matou ia AWA i toa ratou i tera kemu,i te kemu tuarua i takaro matou i tetahi kemu mai tokoroa i toa matou i te ra kemu i haere a Drisana ki te hohipere.

KIA ORA

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