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Listening to 3 members of Room 16 say their Mihis
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Mrs Cooper leading us in a waiata (song)
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Mrs Cooper (whaea) telling us a Maori legend
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We are an enthusiastic, hard working group of Year 3 and 4 students who are looking forward to an action packed year.
Wednesday, 19 March 2014
Our Trip To The Look At The Tamaki River And Mount Wellington For Our Mihi
On Friday the 7th of March the Middle School and some of our parents walked down to look at the Tamaki River and Mount Wellington as part of our preparation for writing our Mihis. Three students from Room 16 said their mihi then whaea told us a Maori legend from the area. Lastly we sang a song and had our morning tea. The weather was beautiful and we all had a great time.
Listening to 3 members of Room 16 say their Mihis
Mrs Cooper leading us in a waiata (song)
Mrs Cooper (whaea) telling us a Maori legend
Listening to 3 members of Room 16 say their Mihis
Mrs Cooper leading us in a waiata (song)
Mrs Cooper (whaea) telling us a Maori legend
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It was so fun listening to fire
ReplyDeletethe trip was fantastic!!!! but i was very tired
ReplyDeleteI liked singing whaea's songs and listening the Maori legend.
ReplyDeleteGreat trip with the amazingly behaved, super gorgeous kids from Room 15.
ReplyDeleteIt was awesome
ReplyDeleteIt was fun but kind of boring
ReplyDeleteOur Rotary Walkway trip was really exciting
ReplyDeleteThe walk was really long, and i got tired
ReplyDeleteI liked listening to the Maori legends.
ReplyDeleteliked singing with fire
ReplyDeletei was so tired when i got to school
ReplyDeleteThe Maori legends were very interesting
ReplyDeleteIt was excellent
ReplyDeleteroom 16 did a great job saying their mihis
ReplyDeletethe children were well behaved, and always listened to the teachers. keep the good behavior up!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat listening room 15!!!!!!
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