The Blues were fun to meet.

Ball passing was a skill we trained in.

Bluebeard Day-Training with the Blues.

We were sitting and waiting patiently for the winning Blues Rugby team to call us up for training drills. The captain Ali Williams talked to us about what we were going to do. Hurray! At last we were in teams and playing fun games. We played cat and mouse, rippa tag and lots of passing skills relays. We ran, we walked, we passed the ball, we lined up quietly, we kicked and we listened very carefully.
Finally our day at Toll Stadium ended. It was time to go back to school. But the fun hadn't quite finished. Back at school we each got a  bag of treats from the Blues. There were lolly snakes, a cool poster and a special glowing Blues flag magnet. Ms Gentil had a great idea for us. Because it was so hot we were all allowed to cool off with a swim in the pool.

By Room 1.

Room 1 prove that they can line up.

Blues Captain Ali Williams lets us know his favourite food.

Just hanging out.

We didn't have to wait for long.



Tuan shows his style.



Getting ready for cat and mouse.

Zach gets an autograph from one of the best
 rugby players in the universe.

 

Room 1 have an activity called Whanau Time on a Thursday.This is when we look after the school gardens.This Thursday we pulled out the awful , useless weeds called kaikuia because they choke the plants.We were all working together.Some people were using forks to pull out the kaikuia.We used little forks and big forks. The forks and tools come from the garden shed.We had to line up while Ms Higgins showed us how to be safe with the tools.When we had finished we had a wheelbarrow full of kaikuia and other horrible weeds.By Room 1 stars-Tearoha,Sebastian,Shakyla,Tupu,Hannah,Aaron,Tuan.

What Whanau Time is about.

Whanau  Time is when we go outside and experience different things in the garden like planting plants and mulching.We like Whanau Time because: Its a great experience for kids.It is also good because we learn outside the classroom. It's fun and considerate. It helps grow your mind more.

 Ms H instructs a group in potting tomatoes while students in the back ground sow pea seeds.

Daniel and David work together to remove our hybrid-horror broccoli.

 A group pot self seeded tomatoes. (Thanks worm-farm compost!)

 Nikeesha helps a plant.

Stanley works to get out our unsuccessful broccoli.

Welcome to blogging.

Hi every'one'. This is our blog. We will use this to show our learning by adding photos, video and writing. Any one in the world can see our blog and you can find it on your computer at home.  What shall we put on first?