Matariki Day
George, Elias, Kenzie, Kaura and John-William came to school at 6 o'clock in the morning with their families. We all walked to the beach to see the Matariki stars.
Elias
John-William
Waiting for our delicious breakfast.
John-William and Kenzie
Stephen's Mum (Pauline) made beautiful star cookies for us. Thank you Pauline!
Reign
After morning tea we played fun games. We were in teams with other kids from other classes.
Kenzie, Cora-Rose, Ohana and Haijah
Will
Stephen at the gumboot throwing game.
George was playing a chasing game.
Kenzie, Ohana and Matiu loved the delicious potato curry and Indian bread.
Missy teaching us to make our paper stars.
Missy's amazing weaving.
Nikau
Vincent
Missy teaching Amaira. Some kids from Te Maunga helped us make our stars.
Teah helped Elias and Stephen.
Our stars.
Reign with his star
Missy helped Elias make his star.
Kia ora Te Awa, it’s Dayton from Te Ngahere. I like your blog post about you going to see the Matariki stars. I wasn’t there when you went but I think the Matariki stars would be cool to see. When Stephen’s mum made star cookies for your class, that reminded me of my first Matariki in 2014. I wonder what was there at breakfast.
ReplyDeleteHope you had fun.
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Thank you Dayton for your neat comment. We had toast and bacon and scrambled eggs for breakfast as well as baked beans and cereal. It was delicious.
DeleteHi Te Awa it is Calais in Te Ngahere. I hope you had a good day and I hope you guys had a good time seeing the Matariki Stars and had a nice breakfast. How was it seeing the stars? It looked very dark. I can’t wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteCould you see very well in the dark or was it too dark to see?
How was the breakfast? Was it good?