Room 8 & 9 Learning Blog: Whakatauki

Thursday, 14 May 2015

Whakatauki

This morning we had an honest and insightful discussion about our current Whakatauki or proverb. We are sure this could generate some interesting around the dinner table discussions.

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Great Reads!

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The Thirteen Treasures by Michelle Harrison

When a young girl goes to her grandmother's house an unbelievable adventure is in store for her. After a horrifying encounter she finds out a secret that will change everything.

Reviewed by Jessica F.

Gansta Granny by David Walliams

This story is the best mysterious crime book you could get, filled with fun and laughter. Will Ben and his granny complete their mission on stealing the crown jewels? Read this book to find out.

Reviewed by Lucia

The Maze Runner by James Dashner

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Reviewed by Finn.
One day Thomas is a regular kid, the next he's found himself in the mysterious Glade and can't remember anything. He quickly becomes aware of the lethal dangers in the maze, but Thomas is determined to find out who put him and the rest of the Gladers here. Will he be able to outrun an army of Swarming Grievers to get to freedom and eternal glory?

Mr Stink by David Walliams

A fantastic book about a girl who finds a homeless man on a park bench called Mr Stink. Her adventure helping Mr Stink, her own family and Raj the shop owner creates a lovely hilarious story.

Recommended by Lucia

Molly Moon's Incredible Book of Hypnotism By Georgia Byng

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A thrilling hypnotic adventure. When a young orphan finds out how to hypnotise she goes on adventures out of this world. Highly recommended by Jessica F.

Hatchet - a fantastic group of books by Gary Paulsen about a young boy getting stranded in the Canadian woods.