Friday, June 25, 2010

Firey Hangi



The lifting part of hangi is going to be fun.
I have been thinking about it all day. I think the Hangi food is going to be delicious.
Jonathon

The Hangi was very flamey and smokey. The men got lots of newspaper and stuffed it into the wood in the dug out hole. It was very hot and fun watching. We all got smoke in our eyes, and I put my jersey on the wrong way and I put my hoodie over my face.
Zak

Hangi

There was a lot of wood, and a lot of food. The men did all the hard work. Nathan, Lauren, Amy, and I were not allowed to smell smoke because we get asthma. There was smoke, smoke everywhere. Everyone was running around the wood, smoke, and fire. Everyone was excited and could not wait for the hangi. My nana is coming and my dad is not coming because he is waiting for a girl who is coming to my house for the weekend.

by Rachel Greenwood

Monday, June 21, 2010

ODS Trail Bike Ride 20th June

Raining and muddy
Bikes are roaring
Specially mine and Corbin's
Jorja flipped off on the first lap
Corbin's 50cc spun out on the 3rd lap
Milton tried to race us
Dylan did ginormous jumps
With dirt flicking up in the air
Corbin spun out and landed in a prickle bush
Wheelies everywhere!!!

By: Zac and Corbin


THE GREEN FOREST

WRITTEN BY RENEE HEAYNS


Far, far away, a mystical island stands. Some people think it is mystical, but no one knows. It’s as green as Tane, the God of the forest.

One day a very big fire came and destroyed half of the island. Tane was very sad, and very, very angry. Anyway hunters came on ships. They destroyed all the living things on the island. This time Tane was very, very, very, very, very angry. He stomped his feet. He thought he’d make an earthquake. He had a plan. He would destroy whoever made fire, and destroy the hunters. And destroy, whatever was coming up next!

Then the fire person came out of the trees and the hunters too. Tane was finding free space. BANG BASH! He made the biggest earthquake he had ever done in his life. He banged the fire person and the hunters. And look at that! Tane was astonished. There was a Tsunami! Tane was scared but he was brave too. He put his hand in front of his head, and pushed and pushed and pushed. He pushed hard as…..then BANG! BASH! CRASH! Tane fainted.

Then what a sight, all the animals that were hiding when the hunters came, appeared. The animals pushed and pushed and pushed, just like Tane did. The Tsunami was gone and so was Tane.
Tane was very happy with all the animals. And so, all the animals were given different kinds of powers because……… Tane was so, so happy.

Thursday, June 17, 2010

Hangi Day is coming Sunny and Jorja

The Hangi is coming. The teacher said it will be here next Friday.
The hangi is what Maori people do. People are doing the hangi for us. The people's names are Dale Pope's dad, Kane, Trigger and Howard's dad. Our mums and dads are coming. We are doing songs, Hoea te Waka, Papaki Mai and Mahunga. The food is lamb, pork, chicken, kumara, potatoes and mixed vegies.
The people that are helping, are all kids. The hangi sounds yum.

Go and we're off - Abby and Samantha


GO and we are off !
We're zooming very fast over the hay bales, through the forest,
and over some hills. IT WAS SO FUN!
Finally the finish line! Running hard! We made it!


Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Cross Country Morning -Abby and Samantha

Today we have to run over hay bales

And through lots of mud and puddles.

WE like Cross Country,

WE like Cross Country, we really do!

WE are excited!

Friday, June 11, 2010

The Sporty Car


The car is new and very shiny, its windows are curved and very
fragile. The car looks like it could move very smoothly and its
chairs look very comfy. It looks shiny because it is silver, and it
looks like it has a black window on the back. The mirrors are
pointed to the ground and the tyres are black as black could be. The fragile windows have
rubber around them and they are like a Dragonfly's wings. The headlights look like they would
be very bright. It is not moving because no one is driving it.
By Jonathon