Thursday 26th of May

Hello lovely people of the world today's blogger is me Elizabeth and I'm here to tell exactly what we have done today. Let's get on with it. We started with our rockin jump jam routines and everyone got extremely pumped. Today some grown ups got pumped with us to which was nice. After we did the roll everyone was here well hopefully almost everyone was here today because we are going to be doing some really important fun things but everyday when we do the roll we learn a new word in Maori and it so happened today we learnt our fruits and veggies and some dairy treats. I still can remember one which is what a sandwich is in Maori the way to say it is hanawiti, cool name for a sandwich right. Well I think it is anyway. After roll it was must do's can do's, last time to do them before the weekend. Lots of people worked hard though we may have turned the volume a bit to high. I had done nearly all of them. I was about to finish my mathletics. The bell went Ring Ring time for morning tea see you once I have eaten my delicacies. 

Oh hello again let's get on with it, next we started with reading Grandpas Great Escape. Boy that book is really good so far but chapter 18 was one of the best definitely  a lot of comedy in that chapter. We had mooning at elderly Japanese, some kids trying to be a perky penguin and lots more on there lucky trip to the Zoo the aquarium and some parks in there too but what will happen when they visit the international war museum?  We don't know. After we soon went straight to the amazing library to have a go at writing a book report. We watched a video on what you need to do. So  here are the steps 1. Find a common library and find a book that you are interested in 2. Read the actual book that means don't look up facts about this lovely book, go and read it yourself  3. Plot down your facts that you would be interested in putting in the report 4. Once we had plotted the ideas done it was time to go back to class. We started doing a introduction on the topic we choose yesterday, most of us did well but some still need some help. Then guess what...Ring ring I'm coming my delicious food see you after.

                  

Uh hello again right now everybody in kea and Ruru that are not in Kapa Haka are playing Circle time when you get asked a question and if you have that seen that done that then you change spaces it is about adapting into new places and and just getting on with it even if you don't want to move and Mrs Roberts and Mr Sheehan have decided we will do this routine everyday. after we stayed in the circle and said what are favourite place is where we want to go what we like we also had the option to pass we played this while we waited for the Kapa Haka people so we could go to singing we finally had everybody and walked over to singing to sing our little hearts out. This singing is not normal singing, oh no this is senior singing,when all us seniors can sing hard songs for accembly and to train our voices in a good way. The  first song we sang was E Toru Nga Mea then now I'm pretty sure everytime we sing this song we are getting more fabulous. yes it's the great song Hooked on a feeling by Blue Swede and of course next we are doing hey Dad I want to be a camel. How nice we had sung so well we were lucky to have one more of kiwi kids songs today it was lucky Ma Te Mahi Ka Ora.  Let's give this song our best shot seniors oh wait a minute we are delayed to computer difficultys oh what a shame maybe next time next week but now we must go do our science experiments. we all had very much fun especially with the Lilly challenge lucky them but they deserve it because they are some of the best behaved kids in the two classes but since we were in kea we had to pack up quickly and when we came back it was chapter 20 that's a shame but I do know one thing hmm now what's that oh yes is that some snoring I here up in the ancient spit fire oh yes now Ring Ring time to go home I would love to stay but my family is calling back at home I will be looking forward to seeing you tomorrow.