Year six camp Waipara 2021.

 At camp we did fun activities like archery and kayaking kayaking was my favorite part. On the first day we did 2 activities on the first day and then on the second day we did 5 activities. 

These are the pictures from camp. I also have a screen shot of the order of all the activies I did and also the date I did them on.

 

There is power in small things!

 Today at school we learnt a new whakatauki, and what this whakatauki is about, there is power in small things. This whakatauki means to me that no matter how tall you are or how short you are you can still be strong in the things you do in life. So don't let big things stop you from what you want to do in your life and what you can do in life.

Feel the fear and do it anyway!

 

Feel the fear and do it anyway. For me that means don't be 

scared and believe in your self and also don't doubt your self because you can do this!

Karakia

    Today at school Aukaha, Te Whetu, Pippin and I were trying to find away to show people how to learn our Karakia. We all decided on doing a song but Aukaha wanted to do a rap so me Pippin and Te Whetu sang the English part and then Aukaha rapped the English part. 

Kua mutu a matou mahi mo tenei wa. Manaakitia mai matou katoa. O matou hoa. O matou whanau aio ki te Aorangi. We have finished our work. Give support to the person who is speaking. We are friends. We are family. Be calm. go to fielding. This Karakia is mainly used for the end of the day or at the end of a hui. Mainly old and young people can use it

Here is the English rap by Aukaha

Here is our song.