Daffodil Day ⚘⚘

Daffodil Day

On the 31st of August, it's daffodil day!.

If any of those who don't understand what daffodil day is for, then I'll explain to you what it is, Daffodil Day stands for cancer. Cancer is a very terrifying disease that can spread to innocent people. There are different kinds of cancer like lung cancer, kidney cancer and more, also cancer can slowly affect different parts of your body very badly. So all I expect is a gold coin donation from you, that's all.

Our Art Learning

On Thursday.
We met Mrs Lonsdale -  Cooper, if it was hard to pronounce her name then you could call her Mrs L- C. She first told us to grab two colours of  jovi modelling clay for art. The colours that were there were brown, red, orange, green, white, grey, black and yellow, it was some boring colours but anyways I chose green and white. She read a book of different drawing's and more but at the same time she said we could play with our jovi modelling clay to make it soft. After a long time around, I made a flower bracelet and Mrs Golder came around and took pictures of everyone's master piece. 

Kahurangi Group Assembly

On Wednesday we had some visitors who came to our school and their group was called Kahurangi and the show that they represented us was based on Maori myths and legends. So this video shows Lucky demonstrating some warrior moves. They were harder than baby moves. Our volunteers were Mr Reid, Texas and Kingston. They repeated what lucky did and their strange and funny moves filled us with laughter and joy. Now it came to the end, Thank you so much for reading my blog.