Welcome back R12! We had such a ball on camp. At camp we learnt some new skills, were challenged repeatedly and even tried things that we had not done before. My lasting memory of camp is seeing the vast changes in each of you and how everyone really bonded and strived to do the best that they could. Ka rawe everyone!
Now to the challenges ahead. I would like each of you to write a blog entry or comment below and explain how camp changed you and made you stronger.
Tuesday, 26 February 2013
Tuesday, 19 February 2013
Tui Ridge Day 1 - Shirley-Anne & Jack
Day one at Tui Ridge and we are almost done. We had lots of fun walking around a heritage walk. It was boiling hot but well worth the experience seeing all of the hot pools. Some of us had lots of fun watching the slideshow and movie about the Tarawera region. We look forward to doing our exciting camp activities tomorrow at camp.
Monday, 18 February 2013
Camp 1 Tui Ridge
All ready for Camp 1 - Tui Ridge!
Our expectations are to have a good time and not get too home sick. We can't wait to get on the bus and head off. The four days will be an awesome experience for all. On camp we will care for one another and be challenged by the activities we get thrown into. Tu Tangata!
Friday, 15 February 2013
Experiment - Alex and Brodi. By Rhys Kleuskens
Today Brodi and Alex brought in some science experiments to share to the class. Brodi went first with two experiments - water with sugar and water with oil. Brodi choose to do her water and sugar. The aim was to make the sugar disappear into the crystal clear water. Her experiment was an interesting experience and taught us how different things change and mix together.
Thursday, 14 February 2013
Test
Hi R12. This a test to see who is viewing the blog. Your task is to discover through discussion at home and any research you can find anything on tectonic plates and the 'Ring of Fire'. This will assist you in your learning about 'Change'. The winner will be the first person to say, 'Test' to me. Enjoy!
Gloop Creations-Shanesha and Lauren
Lauren and I [Shanesha] made a mixture
called gloop! First we had some corn
flour and then we added some water but just a little. Then with a spoon we mixed it together so it
looked like a bowl of cement. But when we picked it up with the spoon it was
like baby dribble. Then we added food
colouring to brighten up the mixture. Then we mixed up the first and second gloops
together and the end was a mess, a horrible disgusting muddle of liquid colours.
Monday, 11 February 2013
Friday, 8 February 2013
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