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Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Cross Country by Raymond

Cross Country


On Friday it was our cross country at Cookson’s farm. It was longer and muddier than last time and this one we had to run the mountain. When I was running down the mountain there was some steps and I was jumping over them and I nearly tripped up but I knew how to hold my balance. After that I ran to the creek and I tried jumping over but I fell into the water and it was cold like ice but when I got up I raced to the top and tried to beat Shannon but he beat me past the finish line. When I got by my bag I felt tired but it was fun running on Cookson’s farm.

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By Raymond Wilson

Wednesday, June 24, 2015

Our mural

Our class mural finally got hung up today. We are so proud of our work.

Sunday, June 21, 2015

Matariki day in Waitangi!

Yesterday was a fun and exciting day for me and my class because we got to learn all about the seven stars and how Ranginui and Papatuanuku split up but we mostly learnt all about Matariki, then after all of our storytelling we carried on walking to the next fun activity.

As we  carried on walking to the other activity stand we sat down and learnt how to make a really cool flax flower. We also  got to have a try  making  one and it includes lots of folding too.

The end was mostly my favorite thing because we got to make fun flying kites, they were very fun and easy to make because you just go over and under .

By Carney

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Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Playing with foam

Miss Bauer put some cream in the red bowl.
She got some plastic cups and we put foam in them.
We were throwing them like bombs.

By Xion

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Matariki day in Waitangi

On Tuesday the Middle and Junior syndicate went to the  Waitangi treaty grounds to learn about Matariki and do lots of activities . We had a powhiri and we all gathered around and two people were dressed in maori clothing and they spoke in maori then they said it in English. Next Matua Josh spoke for us and then we sung a song.
The first activity we did was story telling and we sat under a huge white tent  and got to get told some things and then we went over to the flax weaving place and made a rose and my one wasn’t really good and it was difficult . Then we went to do some activity with rakau and we made the Kawakawa sign and then  some people mucked it up when we were having lunch.  We had a little play around then we made kites or spares and they were both so cool .  After everything we lined up in our groups and then we went on the bus and went back to school and had a play before the bell rang.

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