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Unique Rajasthani Characteristics: 

Since Rajasthani has been ruled by numerous royals throughout the years, including rajputs, Muslims, and Marathas, it has developed a variety of unique features and is rich in culture. Rajasthan is also recognized for its historic architecture and vibrant culture. Speaking of vibrant, they have color coded cities, which are known as the “Pink city” of Jaipur, the “Blue city” of Jodhpur the “White city” of Udaipur, and the “Gold city” of Jaisalmer,  each having its own the story and background.

Interesting Facts About The Rajasthani Culture:

• It its the largest state in india and a geographical area 
• They got the most haunted fort
• The oldest range of fold mountains 
• The longest walls in the world 
• Color coded city’s
• An abandon village

                             A Special Person In My Life 🤗🤗

We all have a strong and irreplaceable love and adoration link with our mothers because they were the ones who gave us all life, raised us with love and care, taught us our first lessons in life, and became the center for all of our emotions. 

My mother plays a significant role in my life. She fed, loved, and raised me. Although my mother might be harsh and upset at times, she inspires in us the value of learning from our mistakes. I’m confident that when we become older, Mom will teach us what it’s like to be adults. I respect my mother for being independent and diligent about keeping things organised.

I’ll try my best to please my mother because I know she wants the best for me. I know she’ll be there to support me when I win a prize, which I hope to do.

My mother is an inspiration to me because she puts her heart into all she does to keep a roof over my head and food on the table. 

My mother is like a pillar of strength for me; without her, our lives wouldn’t be complete. She is the one who holds a special place in my heart. She alone is in charge of providing the earliest lessons in life. I will never be able to match my mother’s irreplaceable affection and care. 

I’m sorry; I realize there are times when I put my mother through difficult situations.

Her acts of kindness have been the most priceless thing I have ever held onto. Success in every aspect of life has been made possible for me by my mother’s constant prayers and blessings.

Regards Billy.

As I made my way to the assembly, After everyone had quieted down, we waited for Mrs. Maruariki and Mrs. Atuahiva to speak. We were then instructed to stand up as we sang the Cook Islands’ national melody. During this time, I was able to view many lovely items that Mrs. Maruariki’s mother, who had sadly passed away, had left for her. It was decorated with tivaevae, papa kapu akiri (coconut bra), and other lovely things.They were really beautiful, and I later discovered Mrs Maruariki mother, who had tragically passed away, had handed them down to her.

I learnt that during traditional dance performances, boys and men wear a pareu poto (skirt), ei kaki (necklace), and pare rakei no te tane (headpiece), while girls wear pareu kiri’au roroa (long skirt), papa kapu akiri (coconut bra), and pare rakei, I was overjoyed to discover what they wear.

I discovered about halfway through Mrs. Atuaiva’s chat that “Aere Ra” means “Goodbye,” and “Hello” is “Kia Orana.” She advised us to utilise this greeting with our friends and instructors during the entire week and to be proud of our culture.

I believe that the Cook Islanders typically eat. Along with bread or rice, traditional main dishes include fish, a variety of ocean delicacies including pasua (large clam), starchy vegetables like taro, kumara, and coconut. breadfruit, papaya, taro, cassava, and coconut. locally produced food. Beverages both water and coconut milk.

A holiday i would rather forget

I went to Pt. England for a youth sleepover during the holidays. After we watched a movie, we set up our beds and had some free time. The next morning, we had breakfast and had some time to ourselves before we left for fun activities.

We were playing basketball before going ice skating, and after basketball, me and my pals decided to play ball tag. After that, we waited till we were leaving, and then we headed over to the ice skating rink and all those other enjoyable things.

We drove all the way to Botany to go ice skating; at first, it was a little slippery, but after a while, I got the hang of it. After ice skating we had a one-hour drive to North Shore to go to the Arena.

Next, we went upstairs to play ten pin bowling, where I had a lot of fun and many strikes. After that, we went down downstairs for another session, during which we rode the bouncy castle with the ninja course. Finally, we left and had KFC for dinner and then waited for us to become hungry so we could eat cookies and drink Milo if we wanted to.

After returning from the Arena and eating KFC, Milo, and cookies, we had some free time before going to sleep. We played ball tag once more for a half-hour before deciding to play UFC on the PS4; we did so for a half-hour before having to go to bed.

What are sound effects?

a synthetically produced sound used in a play, movie, or other broadcast production that isn’t voice or music.

When were sound effects first used?

Late in the 1890’s, sound effects were first employed; they were created by Jack Foley.

What is your favourite movie? How were the sound effects created for your favourite movie?

One of my favourite movies, Fast X, regrettably lost one of its key characters in a minor vehicle accident. 

Why are sound effects important in movies?

give the movie more depth and passion that the images alone cannot provide.

Losi is making pancakes, the recipe for 12 pancakes needs 1 3⁄4 cups of milk.

She only wants to make 1⁄2 of that. How many cups of milk will she need?

Answer: 1 34 divided by 78 equals 0.875, or 7/8 as a fraction.

Sitaleki is making ula lole (lolly necklace). It takes 1 ¾ of a bag of lollies to make one ula lole. How many bags of lollies would Sitaleki need to make 14 ula lole?

Answer: 24.5

Working Out: 3 x 14 = 42 is the first number, then 42 is divided by 3 + 10.5 = 24.5, or 2/4.

Today we worked out, how many panikeke can we make with 1/4 of batter to make 35 panikeke’s.