Kasaline Story Starters

Title:  Journey to school 

It was a cold, bright morning as this young girl named Kate and young boy named Andrew walked to school as they arrived at school. They were waiting in their classroom for the students and the teacher to come and sit them down until the bus came along and take the students to their destination. Once the teacher and the students arrived the teacher did the roll and they walked in a line to the bus and that's where everyone is then all of the teachers send their children to sit down on the bus and once  

Everyone settled then the teachers got on and the driver closed the door and
then he drove to the place that they needed to go to for their trip.
Then they arrived at the place and they got off and they said thank you to the driver
who drove them to the place. When they got there they started to explore the mountain.
Then it was time for lunch and then the children walked to sit down and eat their food.
Once everyone was finished eating their lunch they went for one more exploration of the mountain.
After it was time to go they got everything and got on the bus then the teachers did the roll again
to make sure
that everyone was here once the teachers did the roll then they told the driver to go and
he went back to school
where the parents were waiting to pick up their kids and they all had a great time.

Camp thank you letter

      WALT: write a thank you letter to a person.                           

                 In week 7, we had year 5 and 6 camp. There were heaps of helpers.
                               I have written a letter to say thank you Miss Tuia.   

Camp Tūmanako

Three things I am looking forward to and why

1 I’m looking forward to the slip’ n’ slide because I love to get wet and have fun at the pools in Mangere.

2 I am also looking forward to skateboarding and table tennis because it looks fun.

3 and I’m looking forward to the cycle ball because I love riding bikes and kicking the ball
2 goals
1 joining in at the activities at camp
2 supporting the groups that are performing on stage.