Wednesday, 10 January 2018

Ready To Roll

My favourite song was
Ray Columbus and the Invaders.

My not so favourite song was
Golden Harvest.

My least favourite was
New Zealand Underdogs.





Television

My favourite  TV show is Gold Rush. Gold Rush is about mining for Gold. It is also about three different mining gold mining operations. The main characters are Tony Beats, Parker Schnabel and Tod Hoffman.

Friday, 5 January 2018

Meat and Three Vegetables

I think meat and three veg is not a good rule because I think you should be able to cook what you want. It would be boring of having the same things for tea for 365 days a year! I would like different thing for tea such as spaghetti bolognese, pizza and pasta.      

Thursday, 4 January 2018

VE Day Party

For My VE Day Party, I would invite all of my friends and family to come to my house. We would have hamburgers, sausages, kababs and hot chips. If it was fine we would go to the park.                                                                                                   

Wednesday, 3 January 2018

An eventual experience

The Battle of Crete  On May 20th 1941. The Battle of Crete occurred.Germany attack the island of Crete. They arrived by gliders and planes. The battle lasted 12 days. The troops were from New Zealand, Brittain, Austraila and Greece. 

D-DayOn June 6th 1944. The Battle occurred on the Normandy Coast of France. 130,000 came people by boat and 23,000 people came by gliders and planes. The aim of the battle was to end the war in Europe and bring victory to the Allies.

Monday, 1 January 2018

Women voting

I think it is terrible and unfair that women were not able to vote. It is terrible just letting men vote and not women. It makes them think men are better than women and they are not, they are the same. It feels good that New Zealand was the first place in the world to let women vote. New Zealand is a great place!

The Beauvais Cathedral

This the Beauvais Cathedral.
The Cathedral is in Beauvais in France.
They started building it in 1225 and finished in 1575. It took 350 years to complete.