TBC Orientation Day

On Thursday 28th of November Tauranga Boys College held there orientation day to welcome the new coming year 9's. We took buses to the school. When were at the school hall and the principle was talking to us about how great the year 9's had done the haka. After that one of the other teachers came up onto the stage and told up our groups for the day, I got Mr Cook. The teacher I got was really cool he told me so many things  about the school and who he is. At the end of the day I found out I was in the High stream class. We finished off the day will a refreshing iceblock

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Describe a Dystopian picture

BAM, the cars in front of me screeched to a halt.  Yet another car crash had happened further up the line. "Agh" I moaned loudly "I really need to get to work, this can't be happening now. What a great way to start my day looking through the smog at these power plants for a couple of hours" I sat back and tried to close my eyes. I couldn't, the clanging coming from the millions of factories in the distance was too loud. I was starting to get annoyed as there was nothing for me to do, I looked out the window and stared into the scorched pasture. "Ha" I laughed to myself "So much for nuke the Aliens its the best option."

Smilies

As annoying as a crying baby in a elevator.
As peaceful as a fish swimming in calm water.
As hot as a fry pan when your trying to defrost meat.
As industrious as a beaver thats building a dam.
As clueless as a zombie searching for his grave.
As brilliant as student who has just got an A.

Dialogue situations

- A discussion with Miss Campbell about your behavior
"How do you think your behavior has been this year?"
"Umm Alright, I guess." I replied slowly
"Well, the school has decided to do a behavior check on all of the students." "I have given you a 7/10"
"What really? Thats awesome." I replied back happily
"Well you should be proud of that score"
"Trust me I am"

-Mrs Mills speaking to us about the year 8 final assembly 
"The final assembly is coming up, and I want you to be on your best behavior."
"All of your parents will be there and I don't want to be disappointed."
murmur from the students had filled the room
"Silence, you need to understand how important this"
"All of the teachers and Mr Diver will be watching out for idiots"
"So, do you all understand?"
"YES!" replied all of the rimu year 8's

Picnic Day

Questions when have to ask Miss Campbell relating to picnic day

1. What is our budget for picnic day?
2. How many parents do we need for transportation and supervision?
3. Would we be allowed out of tauranga?
4. Can we buy a class lunch for us to share?
5. How long are we allowed out of school grounds?
6. Could we fundraise for more money?
7. Does it have to be educational?   

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Dialogue which illustrates situations

1. An elderly couple on a walk.

"Come on harold lets go for a walk"
"alright let my just get my shoes on"
"Harold I thought you were putting your shoes on?"
"yea but I saw that they were playing the sound of music "
"really? You know thats my favourite movie "
"Yes it is but we need to go for a walk don't we?"
"We can always go for a walk later"

2.  A teen discussing a pocket money bonus

"MUM! I'm out of money can you give me some?"
"What how do you need money I gave you some yesterday?"
"Yea I spent it on star wars 1 DVD, Now I need more money for star wars 1 DVD with 30 seconds of new the directors cut"
"What why you already have star wars 1 why do you need it with 30 seconds more?"
"Agh you just don't understand, All my friends have it"
"Well I don'y care its a waste of money"
"No its not, I agh never mind"

Waimarino shape poem

Waimarino

was wicked.

I wanna return

to that water place.

I was entertained all day.

Although it was raining

I enjoyed .

What fun

Waimarino

Germany

Traveling

On a plane, bumpy and tired can't even fall asleep.
On a bus, so many corners keeping me awake.
At a house, lovely bed finally falling fast asleep.
Hearing an alarm, oh what an annoying sound.
Out and about, seeing all sneery.