Christmas Acrostic Poem

 

Hey guys this is my Christmas Acrostic Poem I hope you like my Poem 

English+Malayalam Pray

 English

Lord Jesus please bless everyone in the world with Covid 19 and please protect the people in the south part of India because of the flood. Bless those who are essential workers. Bless all the nations and my family and friends (In school and out of school.) 

Malayalam

Karthavaya daivame ee lokhathille elavaryum prathyekichu coronna bhathithareyum anugrahikanname.Prallayam mulam bhudhimutunna Keralathilulla elavaruyum anugrahikkanamme. Aarogyarangathil joli cheyunavareyum, athyavashya jolikareyum anugrahikanne. Ente kuttukareyum (vidhyalathinu akathum purathum) ente bandhukalleyum ee rajyatheyum kathu rakshikanne.

 Hi guys!!

This is my English+Malayalam Pray 

I hope you like it. 

Acrostic poem

 

Hello this is a my Acrostic poem for my Dad.

Acrostic poem

 

Hello viewer here is my Acrostic poem for my Baby Brother Adam.

Acrostic peom

 

Hello viewer here is a Acrostic poem for my Mum 

Hey guy, welcome to blog. I have been learning about, What is a Sacrament, What is a sacrament about

I hope you enjoyed my Word Art.

 

Stephen

 

This my famous people in early church.

How to play Mah-Jong

 

Hey viewers today I have learned how to play Mah-Jong. I hope you will learn something about Mah-Jong 

The Early church

 

Hello This week i've been working on The Early Church. The early church is a church thats built in centuries. Hope you learn something new. 

Goldilocks and the three bears

This week we have been learning about Goldilocks and the three bears of re-telling in my home language and english. 

Sin Poster

 

This is my poster on Sin 

Migration Screencastify

 

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This is my Screencastify on Migration

My Migration Stories

 My name is Agnes 

In 2012 I came to New Zealand, when I was three years old.

My reason for coming to New Zealand was because my mother came to further her education and got a job in Auckland as a registered nurse. New Zealand is very different from my home country Kochi India because we have to speak English in New Zealand. I used to speak my mother language which 

is Malayalam. I did not go to school in India. When I first arrived I found it very difficult to learn and speak English. I really miss my Grandma’s cooking. In India the food is hot and spicy, but in New Zealand it is not that spicy and it is watered down.     

My Malayalam Introduction

 

This is my Malayalam Introduction 

My Home Introduction

This is my home Introduction 

Easter Acrostic poem.

 

This is my Easter Acrostic poem.

My Pepeha

 

This is my Pepeha. A Pepeha is an introduction about yourself. I have read this in Maori. I hope you enjoy listening to it.  

Pepeha Template

 Pepeha Template 

Tena Koutou Katoa 

Ko Indian Tōku moana 

Ko Lijeesh Tōku matua 

Ko Ainslie Tōku whaea 

Ko Raphael Tōku koro

Ko Rosy Tōku kuia

Ko Christ the King Tōku kura

Ko Miss Paton Tōku kaiako

Ko Mr Hadnett  te tumuaki 

No India ahau

Tekau ma rua oku tau

Ko aku hoa ko Jia, Hailey toku hoa

Ko Agnes tōku ingoa

Nō reira, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa.

Mary Mackillop Story

 Mary Mackillop Story 

Mary MacKillop was born on 15th January 1842 in Melbourne, Australia. Her parents, Alexander and Flora, came from Scotland and moved to Australia. Mary was the eldest of the eight children. When Mary was eighteen, she moved to Penola, South Australia. Then she became governess to her Aunt and Uncle’s children. Father Julian Tenison Woods opened schools in Adelaide for orphans and poor people. They opened schools for children in the outback. Mary's Religious name was Mary of the Cross. Bishop Sheil excommunicated Mary from the church. She was excommunicated for five months. Mary was ill and she had rheumatism arthritis. Later, she had a stroke in 1902 and her right side was paralysed. Mary died on 8th August 1909 in North Sydney, Australia. The St Joseph sisters ministered schools and parishes in Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, following in the footsteps of Mary Mackillop.   

My Blogger profile. 2021

Hello, my name is Agnes and I am coming from India. I am twelve years old. I am in year 6. I was born in Kerala, south part of India in 2009. At our home, we speak Malayalam, which is my mother tongue. There are five members in my family including myself. I have two siblings. My brother's name is Adam and my sister's name is Irene. My hobbies are dancing and swimming. During my spare time, I like to play with my sister and brother, and watch TV. For this year my goal is to be better at maths reading and writing. 

  

 

Mary mackillop's values ("Attitude of Gratitude").

Hello Friends Today I made a word cloud based on Attitude of Gratitude.

 

Mary mackillop's values ("Listen To God's Call").

Hello everyone today I made a word cloud on Listen To God's Call's. On Mary mackillop's values. 

 

Mary mackillop values. ("Make Room For All")

Today I made a word Art based on Make Room For All. This is mary mackillop's value. 

 
 

Mary MacKillop Values ("Do Your Bit")

 Today I made a word cloud based on Do your Bit Mary MacKillop's Values. 

Christmas Day recount.

 Christmas day recount.

On Christmas day, my dad made yummy fried rice. After eating we went to our friends house. We played hide and seek, tag, Thief and police. These are my favourite games. After playing we had dinner and there was lots of food, sausage, beef, chicken, and rice. It was so good. The next day we opened our Christmas gifts and it was awesome. We enjoyed it a lot.       

How to make indian tea

How to make Indian tea.

Will need:

Sugar.

Tea powder.

A pot.

Water.

Milk.

Garam masala.

First take 1 glass of water then pour it into a pot. Add 1 glass of  milk into it. Put the pot on a stove, after some time, you add 2 spoons of sugar, ½ spoon of garam masala and 1 spoon of tea powder. Wait till it boils, once it boils put it in low flame and let it boil for 1 minute and it should be ready. Sieve the tea into your favourite cup and enjoy the tea.

Dinofest By Agnes