Next Thursday we are having a kite day at school to celebrate Matariki. We are preparing to make our own kites using bamboo, flax to make the string and a disposable table cloth. These are a work in progress but we are happy with what we have done so far.
that is so cool I like the way that you used team work to make a big kite. check out my work.
ReplyDeleteGood Job! I love your teamwork on making a beautiful and big kite!
ReplyDeleteGood work Totara 2! I like your guys idea for Matariki. Nice team working keep it up!
ReplyDeleteAnamaria Room 8 St. Patrick's School!
Hello,
ReplyDeleteGreat job for working together to get your kites accomplished, I hope my school will do the same to teach teamwork and have fun at the same time.
Hi Totara 2
ReplyDeleteI'm Neisha from Mamaku 1. Your Really did a good job but if i were your guys i would put a little bit more detail but its still is great! I would love to have a kite like yours.
DOES YOUR KITE FLYS?
Hi Totara 2
ReplyDeleteI'm Nova from Mamaku 1. You Did a great job!! Did your kites fly? Ours did, well most of them. Maybe next time you could put a little more detail into them. They are still great you know. It looks like you put alot of effort into making your kites! They look amazing.
From Nova
Hi totara 2 It is Jacob from Grey Main School GreyMouth it is really cool how you made some kites they look fabuless I can remmber how I built a kite with my team mates
ReplyDeleteyour sincerely Jacob from M1
Hi I am Declan, How are you today? I like the kite that you made. Next time maybe you could try to make it a bit smaller so it can fly.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed making kites too.
From Declan
hi i am angel and i am a year 8 thats goes to Glen Taylor School. I like the kites you have made, my class has been doing the same thing.
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