Blog commenting

Last week we started commenting on a school that we had never commented on before, the school is called Kawakawa, It is a small school right at the top of the North Island. The people in the class that we are commenting on have never done Tuhi Mai tuhi atu so we need to help them a bit when they comment. Because there aren't many people in their class and there are lots in our class each week we comment on two classes, so half the class comment on Te mahuri, which is a class at our school, and the other half of the class comment on Kawakawa. We do this so that Kawakawa don't get too many comments at once

I think it is good that we are commenting on a school we haven't commented before, because otherwise we are just commenting on the same school's lots.

This is Kawakawa school

Wearable arts

For two weeks of the last term and one week of this term my class have been doing wearable arts. At the moment we are still planning but next week we start making the costumes. Our groups had to choose a theme and we chose to do the future as our theme. It is really fun at the moment and I think it will be even more fun when we start making the costume.

We are doing a wearable art show at our school so that will be fun

Boy underwater

On Monday my class started a new book, It was called Boy under water. It is about a boy called Cymbeline Igloo, Yes his name is Cymbeline Igloo anyway he is a boy that has never ever been swimming but then at school he lies and says he is a really good swimmer so someone challenges him to a swimming race on the next Monday, but there is a problem his Mum doesn't want him to swim and she doesn't know that he is going to swim on that coming Monday.

I really enjoy this book and it sounds like a sad book but it is actually funny partly because his Mum is always making up terrible excuses so that he won't go in the pool. If you have read this book or you end up reading it please tell me if you enjoyed it.