Waitangi Treaty Grounds Recount

In Te Maunga we have been writing a recount about Waitangi Treaty Grounds. It didn't take me that long to finish it but it was a lot of fun. I think I did well writing this but I could do better by explaining more what I did.

Here is my writing.

   School Trip To Waitangi

Kids all zoomed off to class lining up with their drink bottles. We all sat in front of the library and waited until we could go. When we could finally go our drink bottles were half empty because of how long we were waiting. Well we were walking cars were zooming past and all the adults were shocked with the size of our senior school.

When we got to Waitangi we got into our groups and headed of with our games. The first thing our group got to do was some weaving. It was a lot of fun. We had to go over under over under over under over under over under over under over under over. At the end of the weaving it turned great. I worked with my cousin Lilli-Rose and we had a competition to see who can throw the furthest. Lilli won.

The next activity we did was Maui Matou Te Whanganui. It is a game where you have two ropes and if the caller calls out Maui then you go on the left side of the rope but if she calls out matou then you go on the right side. But if she calls out Te Whanganui then you go in the middle.  It was so much fun when we did the elimination round I won YAY.

The last activity was planting. For planting we went to the exit area and talked about different trees. We talked about what types there are and how they can benefit us. We had to get into buddies and plant 1 plant it was fun and very easy.

At the end of the day we all lined up and walked back home. When we got there all of us were hungry so the bus people were late ah oh.