Kea Saint Paul's

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Showing posts with label Logan S. Show all posts

Wednesday, 28 September 2011

Kea Assembly

 
Last Friday Kea class presented assembly. Dylan did all the electronic things. First Tim introduced the assembly. I read for Ceanna because she was a little bit late. The Orcas shared some Reading work with the school. After that the Panthers shared their posters. Kea sang a song called Where Did You Get That Hat. For that we made hats out of recycled things.
Ruby stood up and announced “Now we are going to sing Two Legged Mice”. After that Mr Dorman said some words. Everybody listened as carefully as a robber. I loved it. Well I reckon everyone liked it.
Margeaux

Last Friday Kea class had the best assembly ever. People had to be on time because if they weren’t on time they would miss out. We did cool songs but some of us were scared and stood like sausages. Dylan helped by playing the music for Where Did You Get That Hat. All of us made hats out of recycled materials like boxes, paper and cardboard. Orcas and Panthers talked about what they had been learning. Panthers were talking about an earthquake and showing posters.
I think Kea class assembly was the coolest, best, most wonderful fun assembly ever in the whole school.
Logan S

Kea class had an assembly and the whole class had hats. My hat had chocolate wrappers on the top. I had string to keep the hat on my head.
Blake

Monday, 4 April 2011

Choosing a good Council Member for 2011

 
Kea class voted for the School Council member. The most votes were for John Noble. He will need to  listen well, speak clearly, be responsible, say the class’ ideas, be patient and have good ideas himself. We decided that he would do all of these things. Good luck John.

Friday, 1 April 2011

Practising Haka

Kea looks tough today! We are in Takahe classroom practising our school haka.  It was fun practising with Mr Philips because he shows us how to do the moves. Mr Dorman taught us the words.

The whole school is doing the haka. I’m sure we are going to be great on the day.