My first time at witangy was amazing we learnt lots of things about Maori. Also we were wandring around places while we were looking at things that were very important. We were allowed to have a tutu. The tutu was actually very fasinating. We had some lunch and then we had to go home. I felt dazelled. The work we did was fantastic.
On my holiday we drove to The Waitomo glowworm caves.
We walked down lots of stairs into the cave. We were rowing in a boat through the cave.
The cave was very loud from all the water. It sounded like ‘drip drop’. A few drops landed on my head.
The drops were very cold. After the boat ride we climbed out of the boat and then we went to this old cafe
with a huge apple outside. I had Pepsi and my uncle had a huge sandwich. Yes, my auntie and uncle
came too. Then we drove a very long way. Finally we stopped at a place where we stayed for two days.
This place was further than New Plymouth.
One day we did our pou we drew taniwhas. Mine has a pink body and has blue legs it almost seems like pants .mine also has green lips and a green with a blow head. mine doesn't have patterns on its arms or its legs.
We are learning to use number pieces to show numbers.
We are learning to use number pieces to add two numbers together using the place value strategy.
On Friday our class had an Assembly. Our assembly was about Muriwhenua. We all needed to say a part. We needed to do our assembly in the hall to share about our ancestors. Nearly everybody's parents were there. When I said my parts, the people were gazing into my eyes. I was frightened by the amount of people. After the assembly, everyone was clapping. I felt delighted.
