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Thursday, July 4, 2019
Taumutu Marae
We have been studying local stories this term and one of the stories was how the tuna (eel) came to be. We went with Ruma 4 to visit the lake that we had been learning about which was out near Taumutu Marae. We spent the day there learning about all sorts of stories and had a great time.
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Hello Ruma 3,
ReplyDeleteIts Bridget here from Yaldhurst Model School/Rimu Class. I like how you have written ALOT. I also spotted that in the third having luch photo there is a girl with a unicorn lunch box. That lunch box is exsactly like mine! I also like how you added pictures. Maybe next time you could add a little something that exsplains what you learnt.
Bridget
Rimu class
Hey there sounds like all of you had a great time maybe next time you could add a bit more writing into this blog post so can know more about your amazing trip also you could of add an video of what you did but great job on the blog post.
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ReplyDeleteI'm Teegan, a year 7 student at YMS.
I like how you have written A LOT. I also like how you added pictures. Maybe next time you could add a little something that explains what you learnt.
Kind Regards,
- Teegan .J.D
Hello, Te Puna O Te Reo 3 my name is Jacob from Yaldhurst Model School. I am a year 8 I really enjoyed youré blog post, About Taumutu Marae this looks really awesome I like how you have written about. How you put in a Photo next time you should add a video in to make it better but this is really cool. Bye form Jacob.
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