Last night, the school went to the hall to do our performance in front of our families and parents.
I watched my sister perform their class item and, in their last song, my sister was the leader for it.
Next, it was Room 4’s turn. The first song was called Haere Mai and the second was E Aue. When I was on stage, I felt as nervous as a bug getting squished, but I still got through it without getting stage fright.
Finally, at the end, Mr Keogh said a speech for all of us and it was fun.
If you want to see the performances, click on this link.
Well done, River. You are showing enthusiasm at recording your experiences.
You have written a great simile in your recount - as nervous as a bug getting squished - that is very creative. I bet you enjoyed thinking that one up.
Your writing shows how proud you are of your sister and the way she led the Room 5 group.
Next Steps:
Add some more details to each paragraph -
- In paragraph 2, add information like what they sang and how they sang.
- In paragraph 3, tell the readers how you and your classmates performed. Help your readers to see you and your classmates on the stage performing - describe for them how you were in lines and what you were wearing, and what you did with your feet and hands, and what it looked like when you were performing E Papa Waiari.
- Add paragraph 4, when you tell your readers about the Kapa Haka group performance.
Thursday, 21 November 2013
Wednesday, 20 November 2013
E Papa Waiari
River Flynn E Papa Waiari from Pam Thomson on Vimeo.
Monday, 11 November 2013
Athletics Day
On Tuesday, the school went on the field to do athletics.
First, the school students said their house chants. After that, they marched around the field while saying their chants.
Next, the Year 5 went to discus. All of us had one practice shot so we knew what to do. If we didn’t know what to do, we just had a go at it.
Next, the 9 year olds went to vortex. The vortex glided through the air like a rocket. When it landed, it looked like an eagle catching its prey.
Finally, we ran the 100m sprint. The A team had to sit to the side while the B team was racing. The people I was racing were Dre, Rory and Flynn, and I was first.
I thought that the events were fun and I was amazed that I did so well.
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Saturday, 26 October 2013
Kapa Haka Practice
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Friday, 11 October 2013
My Wonderful Mother
My mother is wonderful because she buys me sushi. When mum buys me sushi, I get my favourite one which is salmon sushi.
My mother is wonderful because she makes delicious cookies, cakes, dinners and lunches. After school, she helps me with my homework and tells me to do all my homework like spelling and maths, and she listens to me read. When I’m doing my maths, she writes them down for me.
One time, I dared my Mum to ride on a 4-wheeler motorbike. She came down a ramp with her eyes closed. She made me laugh because she was so scared.
I love my Mum when she tucks me into bed and, when I’m sick, she lets me play on the PS3.
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