weaving harakeke(flax)

Last week, room 19 walked to Omaru creek to pick some harakeke(flax). And it sounded like fun. Its not far from here,it only looks like a short walk.

When we got there,there were lots of harakeke bushes, I didn’t know where to start. We sat down on a dig blue mat. Then Ms Tito gave us some instructions for how to cut the flax and which places to cut.

Ms Tito gave some students a knife and the others had to wait for them to come back. We walked back to school and went to the street. In the street we started to weave the flax. Ms Tito showed us how to weave it but it was hard.

After we finished we went back inside and had lunch.

the legend of the secret pass

dreams come true

                                  dreams come true

There was once a boy, a boy with most thoughtful ideas,but the only problem was that they were all in his dream and most people think that dreams never come true.But the boy thought not and wanted to prove to the people of the valley that dreams come true.The boys biggest dream was a hover board energized by the most beautiful stone on earth. Blue lightning stone and that only stone was on the highest and most deadliest mountain of all time.But its harder than it looks,he has to get past all the deadliest mountain animals on earth.

 To Be Continued......

Being ninjas at the picnic

On Friday, all of point England went to point England reserve. It's usually called picnic. When we got there.

Me Raihan, Anthony, Shahal and Carlos got some air and by that, I mean free running. There were judges too, the first judge was Carlos, then Anthony and then Raihan. Me and Shahal were the winners.

After that we played in the sand and I made some sand eggs. Others were bigger. So I tried making some bigger ones, but they kept on breaking, I threw them into the water watching them break into little pieces.

Me and raihan were walking on the beach. I found some shells and then I got an idea. I put a stick into the ground and then me and Raihan started to flick the shells and hit the stick, and then we went home.