Museum letter!

Dear Museum Staff,

Thank you for giving up your time to teach us about old toys and Māori culture. I had a great time playing games I had never seen or heard before. It was really fun and we all had a great time at the museum.

                           

  From,

 Kloe

Serving

 

Tasmanian devil

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Tubular Thursday.

On Thursday the 5th of November Room 2&3 went to the Canterbury museum, The library and Margaret Mahy.

We left school at 9:30am on a bus we stopped at Margaret Mahy for room 3, then we continued to the museum. When we got there we sat and had morning tea in the botanic gardens and then we heading to the museum.

 We put our bags in the cabinets and sat down we were told about safety, rules and who were gonna be instructed by we passed into the Maori room and we learnt about games we play an old game where you have stones and how you win is to block your opponent and then we made up our own games with natural materials.  After we went into the moon room the hallway into there had a clear floor and the roof and walls with fairy lights it was amazing.

We walked past there into a classroom were we played with old toys and kaleidoscopes. We walked to the library and me and my friends played just dance and then we left. We bussed to Margaret Mahy me and my friends played on the big grey slide. We bussed to school then we went to pick up.

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Pet letter

Kloe W, Miss Pownall, Room 2, Room 2, NBC NBC To Miss Pownall, I sincerely think that a dog should´t enter our class. It will be smelly, might, it will annoy us and we might hurt it .That is not a fun dog day. Firstly Dogs Smell they really smell so having a smelly dog in class is not the best. My dog Judy is really smelly at her most smelliest is when she blows steam or farts. Do we really want a smelly classroom from this dog? Secondly It will annoy us like it really annoy us if you know dogs they bark, beg and chew on things all the time!!! imagine how many things are going to be chewed on and the slobber on everything ew yuck. My dog always slobbers and barks,chew and begs for food I know crazy right? anyway it is so annoying I bet this dog isn't any different. Lastly we might hurt the dog by patting too hard and we might step on his tail while he's sitting and that will hurt him. Do we want to risk that? My cat Gangaberry has a long tail. Once I accidentally stood on it he went YOWL it was painful for him and I felt really bad. Do we want to feel bad like I did for stepping on his tail? In conclusion Dogs are smelly,annoying and we might hurt them. Do we want to do this to the dog and our classroom? Yours sincerely, Kloe W. 

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Walt: Understanding christian communities.