Joseph

JOSEPH. Hi to all I am going to talk to you about my self. As you know my name is Joseph I am a Maori I am 11 years old and I am a male I still go to school I go to Mangere central school is the best and I enjoy maths. I like eat lizanya and butter chicken because it is nice. My favourite sports are rugby and basket ball because they are active sports and fun. I enjoy lessening to mnm, eze and bone thugs. Hobbies are watching TV and eating because you do nothing. I like to watch this Christmas I like it because it is a family movie and I like the colour candy blue I love it. And when I grow up I am going to own a sports car. Richey micro is my leader because he supports New Zealand in rugby. My favourite comedians are Chris rock and mister bean and I admire my mum. My dream is to become a race car driver or a basket ball star. So thank you for reading this.

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Arthur’s pet business

Title: Arthur’s pet business

Author: Mark brown

Illustrator: Mark brown

Characters: Arthur, D.w, mum, dad, Miss Wood. and perky

Setting: at home and at the pet store

Summary of the main events: Arthur wants a dog but his sister says it when Arthur says not to so there mum and dad were talking about it well they were doing the dishes. So mum and dad said yes but the said to Arthur you have to be responsibility so Arthur put up a pet business Miss Wood rang Arthur to ask if he can look after perky and the dog had puppies and miss wood asked if he wonted won his mum and dad said yes and Arthur was happy

Recommendation: I recommend this book to little kids because it shows responsibility and how to look after a pet.  

 In the holidays

In my holidays I went camping with my sister and nana and cozen. At the camp they had playgrounds and giant chest the camp had a game room too me and my cozen had a game of air hocky there. And we went when the tsunami was going to hit. They had a phone that you didn’t need to pay for but they put up a sine that said you have to pay fifty cents that was weird. My aunty and uncool came too and she brought her sun and in law darter. My uncool brought his play station 3 we watched movies on it we watched stepbrothers, angels and demons and hottie and the notty. Then we went home. For the last week I went to papriki tow times. And my friend came over we played on the computer and played on the Xbox and Xbox 360. We went to go and mow lawns one we didn’t get payed but the second we did. Then the holidays were over. THE END. THANK for reading.  

In my holidays part 2

On Friday I got picked up to go to a galler on Saturday. So I stayed their in till Sunday it was cool on Saturday I went to this game ever tickets wins a prize I got a fishing net and a sword it was fake and a ball. Then I got feed then I went back where I was staying and I opened all of my prizes then I went bake to the galler then I watched sweet and irie it was cool as man. After that there was a trolley race this boy had a mean one he had speakers on it but he fell of it but he got up then I went home to go and play on the Xbox 360 then I went to school Thank you for reading

This is waka Nathan He was born in Auckland and was educated in Oahu College and was a member of the school's first fifteen.

He first played for the New Zealand Maori and then the All blacks from 1962 to 1967, as a breakaway. During his All Blacks career, he was on tour to Australia, the British Isles and South Africa. After his retirement from playing, he has been a selector and manager of the New Zealand Maori. Educated Mangere Centrhe PRIMARY school. He broke his jaw against Llanelli and was restricted to 15 tour marchesa. A leg injury kept him out of rugby in the 1964 season. He scored 11 tries - the third highest total on the tour. Nathan sometimes referred to as “the Black Panther. Never played on losing side. During his All Black career he weighed around 14 1/2 stone and stood 5'11". He is 69.



Mangere central school location and it was Mangere central schools birthday they were a hundred and fifty