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day 1
Not that long ago I when to camp with my school but it was only the year’6 and year 5’s. It was still fun thought in this post I am going to be telling you about my adventures through camp. it starts now on the fist day we left feeling strong and confident we said goodbye to our parents and set on the journey to waipu cove. I was such bad weather!  but we pushed thought the weather and keeped going before we new it we were at waipu cove it was so windy I all most got blown away! that haw windy it was!

day 2 waitangj treaty grounds

At the treaty grounds we went and saw a huge waka and karu tree stump! but that’s not all we learnt about how New Zealand got there flag that was pretty boring but then the fire alarm rung then. We went to the evacuation area  and a fire truck came.

day 3#my favourite day

on day 3 we went sand boarding and we raced down the hill and got hurt a lot on the stomach and my nees but after It was fine I was racing down the sand dunes and there was a steep drop and I face planted in the sand and it was hilarious  I was kind of relieved after the sand dunes because of the amount that it hurt but it was still my favourite day!

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The event that I remembered the most at my school was cross country because it was the hardest of all because. We had to run around the hole school two times and the funny thing is I came in second place so maybe that is why that I can’t forget about. It and the thing that I enjoyed the most was to run run run and to complete the race in second place! and the best subject that I have improved on is writing because I had good hand writing people say so I write in my spare time a lot and the reason that I write a lot is because old school you had to write on paper not on computer so that is why that the subject that I have improved on is writing!

some friendships that I have made is a lot because I moved form Thailand to NZ and that means I had to change school  so I have made a lot of friendships in the two. Years that I have been here in NZ and it is nearly 2023 so basally three years? Some of the schools roles are compost AV room… and when I joined compost it was sort of fun but stressful because we only had five minutes to do it so that is annoying

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Parihaka is a Maori Remembrance Day and it involved using no violence in the protecting of their land and it started 143 years from 2022 and the Maori . government that made a non violent protests across the city. Showing that they did not want to fight and the official colour of. Parihaka. Day is white because it’s a sign of peace and that shows that 143 years form 2022 there was no violent acts and to think that 143 years ago they did not have was that often but in 2022 there are a lot of wars. They also didn’t want the trees to get cut down also the used to hug the trees and that is a fact. Also it started in Taranaki a place in New Zealand in the North Island.

The Black Ferns are the best rugby team in the world because someone from our school and she joined the Black Ferns when she was 18  and she is doing good in the games and I mean very good in the games. Did you know that the World Cup in women’s rugby is on in NZ at the moment? and they are also in the quarter finals! Go Black Ferns go they you are doing well and the game for the Black Ferns is no the sat 29 Oct and that is this. Saturday that is really exiting and and they have been giving it there all in the games so I hope they win the world cup! go go go go Black Ferns! i hope you destroy the other teams. I hope Silvia brunt get to play in the matches because she is from our school.

Earthquakes are caused by the tectonic plates shifting under our feet and it. Happens all the time and the thing that measures the earthquakes is called a Richter scale and  a earthquake also cause a tsunami.

But they are very small so you can not feel it! The biggest earthquake happened in 1960.

Tsunamis can destroy cities and oceans. All of the teachers at my school have shared a site that you can go to and see the earthquakes and after shocks and there are over 100 earthquakes added every 1 minute. There are approximately millions of earthquakes every year. A 2.8 magnitude earthquake happens all the time, like every single minute.

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click this link= earthquakes         this is the photos that I found on Google off a 6.9 magnitude earthquake

Hi, I am Cris.

I am going to tell you about the time that me and my friends went to Muriwai beach.

We went to the Muriwai Surf Club, this is where me and my friends stayed for the day. We went in car’s and it was a 45 mins drive to the beach. We had lifeguards  Val and Reese teaching us about rips and First Aid and it was interesting. Then after lunch we went swimming at the beach. We went boogie boarding, then a big wave hit me! It was raining so hard on the way to the beach from the club and it was freezing like a fridge. The rain was so hard it hurt everyone. I was so happy and at the end of the day we were all happy.