Omaka scout camp

On Tuesday the 22nd of November Team East had set off to go to Omaka scout camp.

When we got there everyone gradually started to help unload the bags and the equipment  off the
trailers.


As I turn around I saw and gazed at a crystal clear stream leading up in the distance then I turned to my right and saw a bridge leading over to a field of green grass with native plants and trees surrounding it.


Then I peered over my shoulder and saw two large buildings. The bigger building is the hall that comes with a large kitchen, gas appliances, two fridges and a freezer. And the smaller one is called the Mari and that is a sleeping area.


The bathroom includes new showers with hot running water, and toilet facilities.


The grounds have extensive gardens and would be a perfect venue for wedding parties, or just a family picnic.It has easy access from Christchurch Airport.

Expired date

So far this book is about two boys called Andrew and Quentin that think is pretty funny to bully a boy called Richard. However Andrew finds himself haunted by a mysterious stranger.

Speech

Ratios Explain-Everything By Milly & Katie

This Term in Mrs Sutherland's Maths group we have been learning about Ratios. Here is our Explain-Everything about a few things we learnt.

Birthday surprise

This is a book that I've just started reading, all I know so far is that there are three children that want to get there mother a present for her birthday but they have very little money.

Matariki

Over the last couple of weeks we have been doing our own Matariki research in Literacy time. This is summary of what I learnt and things I found interesting.

The power of positive

Step by step guide 

1. Always smile have a great attitude. 

2. Give someone a compliment and hopefully they will give one back to you.

3. Invite someone to sit with you and play with you.

4. Cheer someone up if they feel down maybe with a funny joke. 

5. Just be positive because gratitude is the best attitude.