Kia ora!
I would like to introduce the so-called 'best class' at St Bernadette's School:
Rūma Rima!
We are a group of Year 6 and 7s in Mrs Lee's class.
We are a hard-working, fun-loving class with a great sense of humour.. but if we get a bit too silly, our teacher eat lollies in front of us. That makes us get back to work!
We enjoy challenges: We are reading 'Fish in a Tree' as a class novel. A character had some wasabi peas - we ate some because we were curious about what they tasted like. Some laughed.. some cried... and some wanted more!
We want to know.. is there anything your teacher does to make you angry?
If there's anything else you want to know,
Leave a comment down below!
Kia ora Rūma Rima,
ReplyDeleteWe loved looking at your artwork. They look amazing and it is lovely to see your faces. We thought it was funny that your teacher eats lollies in front of you. Lollies are so yum!!
The story sounds interesting. Some of us have read it a year ago. What have you found out so far in the book? We are reading Wonder as a class.
Thanks for posting a great post,
:) Rimu Class @ Yaldhurst
Hi Mrs Spragg, my name is Talia. Thanks for the comment. We found out that Ally, the girl from the book, and her brother cannot read. She told her friends but they already knew that she couldn't read. It's very interesting.
DeleteWonder is a great book. I have watched the movie and it was kind of sad. I hope you like the story. Thanks for commenting on our class blog.
We are looking forward to replying more and commenting more on your blog, too.
Kind regards,
Talia
Kia Ora,
ReplyDeleteI'm Grace a year 7 student at Yaldhurst Model School.
I really enjoyed the way you created the artwork!
Is this all the people in the year 6s and 7s?
This blog post is wonderful!
I love that you enjoy challenges!
Keep up the great work!
Rimu Class, Yaldhurst.
Kind regards Grace
Kia Ora Grace, I'm Kylie and I'm in Year 6. I'm here to answer all your questions if you have any. Ruma Rima has really appreciated your class commenting on our blog. We also love commenting on your class blog. Thank you for commenting we can't wait to see more from you guys.
DeleteKind Regards,
Kylie
Kia Ora Ruma Rima, I am a year 7 Student from YMS Rimu. My name is Maddie.
ReplyDeleteI love how you guys have been trying new things, is there anything else that you might want to try in the future? I can't wait to read some more of your amazing blog post. There is not much that my teaches to to annoy us but they have a look that they give you that makes shivvers go up your spine.
Keep up the amazing work!
Sincerely, Maddie.
Kia Ora Maddie thanks for commenting on our class blog.
DeleteMy name is Manuk I am a student of Ruma Rima. I'm looking forward to what we're going to do. Just like your teacher, I get shivers whenever she eats lollies in front of us. It makes me want to have some.
I hope you visit our blog again soon!
Hi there Rūma Rima, My name is Abby and I am a Year 7 at Yaldhurst Model School, YMS for short if you wanted to know.
ReplyDeleteI like the way you chose a cool way to show everyone in your class. I also liked the way you explained most things about your classroom and students.
This Reminds me of the time that my class started back at school and we had a class post. Your book reminded me of one of the class books we started reading called: Goldfish Boy.
Next time you could explain why you guys chose to present yourselfs in that way.
Are you excited for the year ahead?
Kind Regards,
Abby.
Kia Ora Abby, it's Shelby.
DeleteThank you for commenting on our class blog and yes I am very excited for the year ahead. I love that our blog post reminded you of the book you started to read and I look forward to exchanging more comments.
To reply to your question, we have our visual mihis on the inside and the black paper is actually a cloak representing the traditional Maori cloak - korowai.
Yours sincerely,
Shelby.
Kai Ora Rūma Rima! My name is Julia, I am a year 8 student at 'Yaldhurst Model School'.
ReplyDeleteI noticed on you artwork it said 'Ko wai au?', and I was wondering what that meant. The artwork looks very cool with everyone in triangles. I like the idea of that.
The book 'Fish in a Tree' is actually a book that my class read last year. We had a book week and we collected that book. It is very... interesting.
I think that your teacher eating lollies in front of you is very harsh. I liked your idea about eating wasabi peas. To be honest this was very easy to comment on which means your post was very good. Ka Pai!
Kind regards
Julia
Yaldhurst Model School.
Kia Ora Julia!
DeleteMy name is Mya, I am a year 6 student at St. Bernadette's School.
I am so lucky to be replying to your comment!
Thanks, I think the art work looks pretty awesome too! I thought that the idea Mrs Lee came up with was gonna turn out great.
Did you enjoy the book? We don't have book week at our school but maybe one day we'll do it.
I really appreciate that you agree with us that it's harsh, the whole class thinks it's harsh... wait till you see what shes gonna do to us next.
I'm glad you liked our blog post and that it was easy for you to comment on!
Hope to reply to you again,
Mya.
Kai Ora Ruma Rima, My name is Bridget,I am year 7 student at Yaldhurst Model School.
ReplyDeleteI think That your Art work is realy awesome. Can you please exsplain what KO wai au means.
Last year my class read the book Fish in a Tree.
Yours sencerely
Bridget.
Kia Ora Bridget. I am Siale from Ruma Rima and I would just like to thank you for commenting on our class blog!
DeleteThank you for saying you like our art work and to answer your question "Ko Wai au?" means "Who are you?" and that is the reason why we had pictures of ourselves and our own personal mihi inside a korowai (cloak).
When your class read the book Fish in a Tree did you like it? Because I'm loving it so far!
Thank you for visiting our class blog and I hope you will be able to visit again.
Kind regards,
Siale
Kia Ora Ruma Rima,
ReplyDeleteI am a year 6 Student from YMS My name is Rhys
I love how you guys have been trying new things, is there anything else that you might want to try in the future? I can't wait to read some more of your amazing blog posts.
Keep up the good work!
Kind regards Rhys
Kia Ora Ruma Rima,
ReplyDeleteI am a year 6 from yaldhurst model school My name is Rhys.
I like how you guys have been trying new things, is there anything else that you might want to try in the future? I can't wait to read some more of your awesome blog post. Good blog post
Keep up the good work!
Kind regards
Rhys
Hello Rūma Rima,
ReplyDeleteI am alan from yaldhurst model school. Wow, great blog post. I wish I could like blog posts like this one which shows the 'best class' at St Bernadette's School:
Rūma Rima!Was it hard to write this blog post? I can't wait to read some more of your awesome blog post. Keep it up
Kind regards
Alan
Kia ora my name is connor.I enjoyed the part where your head little triangles with their faces in it my class last year did it. why did you do this?
ReplyDeleteBye
from connor