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I am a Year 4 student at Saint Patrick's School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 6 and my teacher is Mrs Agnew.
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WA describing aroha in our whanau
My family comes from the Philippines. My dad is tall and he works at Air New Zealand airport. My mum is busy too. My grandma is wealthy, healthy and humble and she works really hard in the house.
We get up at 4.30am to go to Tita Terry. My sister is sixteen and she can drive. She cares alot about fashion. My little brother is caring, loving and cute and everyone loves him. My dog is the most dribbliest dog in the world but he’s great.
During the holidays we all went to Tauranga to meet my friends, Joshua and Luke. We had great fun. First we went on the train but it was a small one and it felt like guns shooting. Josh, Luke, Ezekiel and I pretended we were shooting guns and we were in a war. Afterwards we went to a park to have a play.
Later we all enjoyed eating ice creams and on the three hour trip home we all felt peaceful and happy.
My favourite family saying is: “There’s no place like home.”
My favourite aroha symbol is:
Eldrich
At lunch time yesterday we had table tennis. There was a man named Dinyar who works for table tennis New Zealand. He taught us how to hold a table tennis bat and some basic skills. We all were listening well and it was interesting. He inspired us how to play table tennis. The table tennis balls were light and orange and very bouncy. By the way in the beginning we all gathered together for a selfie.
Then we had a competition and it was about balancing the ball on the bat for the longest time. There were 3 or 4 rounds. At first it looked easy but when we tried it we... um we all almost failed but there were still 6 people standing. One person went out then the third, the fourth, then the fifth. Eventually here were 3 people standing and then two other balls fell!. AND ONE PERSON WON!!!!!. It was Chadwick.
Second round - i was concentrating on the ball and it was so tense. I was so scared that my ball fell!. All the other people were confident - 5 people lost their balls and they were out. One person lost the ball and the person who won the first round won AGAIN!.
The third and final round. We all went hard and all the other people fell. I was not out yet but sooner or later my ball fell. My ball lost balance. and then mine and other peoples' balls fell. It was down to two people AND SOMEONE ELSE WON. We all cheered. Now it was time for him to go and
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Hello, Kamusta. My name is Eldrich and I am 8 years old. Also, I am Filipino but I was born in New Zealand. I have a younger brother called Ezekiel and an older sister called Francesca.
I go to Saint Patrick's School. I am in Room 6 and I am in year 4.
At Saint Patrick's, I really like to do math especially division. During lunch breaks, I like to hangout with my friends and eat my lunch with them and play outdoor games. At school I really enjoy Art because I love drawing characters from my favourite animated cartoon shows.
My favourite thing to do at home is to go on my device and watch Bob Ross on Twitch or play my Spider man game on my console. My favourite food to eat is Kentucky Fried Chicken with the yummy tomato sauce and the crispy, salty chips on the side. My goal to achieve is being an artist, like Bob Ross.
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Room 1’s job was to get Patrick home but first he head to get the key from the bank.
Patrick had to turn right ang get the key from the bank. He then had to turn left and go past the flag. Patrick walked straight ahead and walked around the tree. Lastly, Patrick turned right and headed towards his house. We had to make sure we added his footprints and arrows to show direction
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