This term Room 4 has learnt some new waiata. We have learnt them, so we can sing to people to show our appreciation. Listen and enjoy!
Thursday, June 17, 2010
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1. Use your first name only.
2. Don't give out any personal details like your address, phone number or email address.
3. Don't put pictures of others on the blog without their permission.
4. Don't put full names with photos.
5. Use nice words to write messages - no impolite words or messages.
6. Try your best with spelling - get someone to check it for you if possible.
7. Respect other people's opinions.
8. Everyone is welcome to contribute to a blog.
9. Remember your "Internet Safety Rules" and always have an adult present at home.
10. No silly stuff!
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2 comments:
Kia koutou Room 4
I loved hearing your beautiful singing. The waiata you sung is my favourite. Next time I come to Lytton Street School I am coming to your class so you can sing it for me.
Keep up the fantastic work
Mrs Armstrong-Lush
We like the songs you sang. The boys were funny when they did the haka parts. We liked the wave action in the taniwha song. Our teacher liked the way everyone was joining in and singing the words clearly. from Room 2 Kaipara Flats
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