Aliyah school picnic

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Did you know that on the 27th of march Pt england school had a school

picnic and it was the greatest days ever to have it. Have you ever been o

a real school picnic. In the morning at 8:50 on the 27th of march the whole school met in the hall and had assembly so the fog could lift and rise.

After assembly all of the fog had gone away so then we finished assembly and went back to our classrooms and then we all had to get our bags and all meet back in the hall.As soon as we were all in the hall Mr Burt said’ we are ready to leave. So we headed out and as soon as we got down to the beach we sat down prayed and then we went to our spots then we went and played.

After I finished playing I went to go play a activity all you had to do was sign a paper then when you finish you go to a man and then you had to get a sticker from him and get a sticker and when you get a sticker you have to wait in line and when it is your turn you have to get a frisby and then you have to try and get a prize and if the frisby lands on the prize you get to have it.

Hokulea and the Hikianalia powhiri

Did you know that on wednesday  march the 25, twelve manaiakalani schools went down to the Pt england  reserve to sing and see the  Hokulea and the Hikianalia powhiri members. When all of the schools had appeared the Hikianalia powhiri had just come in. the Hokulea was already there because the day that they were meant to come was tuesday but it rained. So when all of the schools appeared we waited till we were told to stand up and sing. When we were  ready to sing we sang and then when we finished singing nga waka e we sang e oho after we finished singing we waited to be told to sit down and then when one of the members finished speaking we were told to be seated. When we were seated we were finishing and when we finished we went back to school and then went out for lunch.

Gumboots

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I have learnt that every year, at Easter a gumboot festive happens at Taihape.
I have learnt that gumboots are made of rubber gum frog a rubber gum tree.
I have also learnt that the duke of Wellington gumboots were made of leather and then when New Zealand farmers started to wear them they were made from rubber.

Hokulea and Hikianalia powhiri

Did you know that on Wednesday  march the 25, twelve maniakalani schools went down to the Pt england  reserve to sing and see the  Hokulea and the Hikianalia powhiri members. When all of the schools had appeared the Hikianalia powhiri had just come in. the Hokulea was already there because the day that they were meant to come was Tuesday but it rained. So when all of the schools appeared we waited till we were told to stand up and sing. When we were  ready to sing we sang and then when we finished singing nga waka e we sang e oho after we finished singing we waited to be told to sit down and then when one of the members finished speaking we were told to be seated.

A very special frog

W.A.L.T find out about stuff from maud island frogs.

My Omaru catfish

Here is a presentation that My buddy and I have done about Omaru catfish.

1 day until camp

“Camp starts tomorrow!” “Yay” I have been waiting for a long time even when it was the holidays. Have you ever been to a camp at your school, Because I know that I have. I really want to go to camp because we always get to play activities or games and we will have a lot of fun there and that we will be able to still finish of our work well we are at camp. I am really excited to be going to camp because when we have dinner our dinner is “ALWAYS” nice, and because when we play games or activities it is “ALWAYS fun and cool to play. But sometimes it is hot and we will get sweaty. The last thing I am looking forward to is to be going to Mangare pools and pushing the teachers in to the diving pool.

Journey of Native Birds

Here is a google drawing that I have made about Royal road primary school. W.A.L.T find out about the Journey of Native Birds. I have leanrt alot about how far these birds can fly. I really hope that you can learn about the Journey of Native Birds.

Omaru creek introduction

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Last week classes 6,7,8,9 and 10 went to Omaru creek to see a presentation about omaru creek. We saw a man picking up rubbish and by doing a dance as well. When we first saw the man picking up rubbish we started to laugh because it was funny. When we stopped laughing the man  that was picking up rubbish was putting his head in to a rubbish bin and started to sing and bang on the bin well he was singing. When he done that everyone started to laugh.