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Thursday, September 29, 2011

Sonny Bill Williams


Running dangerously Sonny Bill Williams charged at me. Bravely I ran and stepped him, as I dived for a try. I was sprinting fast.

Thursday, September 22, 2011

AFL


Running and bouncing a ball was pretty awkward. Room 13 and I were playing Aussie rules. We had to get into groups of 2 so we did, I wanted to be by myself but I wasn’t allowed.

As we were warming up for jumper bumber,I didn’t know how to play and didn’t have a partner, so i just bumped into Lee.

I found the weather changeable because every single minute the weather changes from rainy and cold, to sunny and windy.

Our game for this day was Kick Baseball. Megan an Elyase tought us how to play kick baseball we had to kick the ball and bounce the ball. I kicked the ball high in the sky.

We had an awesome time at Aussie rules it is cool


Thursday, September 15, 2011

Black out day


It was with huge, excitement that I got my dressed for school today. It was Black Out Day. Black Out Day was to show our support for the All Blacks on the opening day of the Rugby World Cup.

Running down the footpath, I shouted "Stop", as I saw my friend. On my way to school, most people I saw were wearing black. Coins jingled in my pocket as I bounced about excitedly - I was going to buy a sausage for my lunch.

Arriving at school, I noticed, that even the teachers were wearing all black. Miss Tito and Miss Va’afusuaga even had black wigs on and also had painted faces. I love it when our whole school gets behind an idea.

At assembly, Mr Burt kept telling stories. They were about the times when he was at rugby game and he was not wearing his hat. Lots of yucky things would fall on his head and even end up in his car. I love Mr Burt’s stories, he is a great storyteller.

For fun, in our classroom we painted some All Black players. Each group found their smallest member and we traced around them. Next, we painted our players black so that they were wearing the All Blacks uniform. It was fun, I like painting.

After morning tea our classrooms all went to the courts to play some rugby games. The sun was shining and the sevens boys had set up some fun looking games. I was in team Russia.

Playing out on the field, the big boys taught us lots of rugby skills. Tackling, kicking and throwing were just some. My favourite game was the tackle bag obstacle course. I loved it because I got to knock Feki over!

After all the games it was lunchtime. I ate my sausage under the shade of some trees - it felt like summertime.

I had such a great black out day and I really hope that the All Blacks can win tonight. My brother is supporting Tonga, but I don’t know if they can win.

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

The rugby world cup at eden park


Isiah RWC from Team 4 Pes on Vimeo.

Seen the opening scaremonger in the stadium was cool.My favourite part was the Maori's were doing the Hakka. I was so exited that i went to the rugby world cup. Seeing the rugby world cup is pretty awesome.

Monday, September 12, 2011

Cross Country

The smell grew stronger as we approached Ms Squires. It wasn’t her that was stinky, but a feathery dead bird on the track at Pt England School’s Cross Country.

As we walked to the start line, we were filled with nervous excitement. This year it was a new, and much longer course - heaps of people would be watching too! “Take your marks!” instructed Mr Burt and off we took with determination and perseverance.

Running over the rocks, my legs began to feel like wobbly jelly and my lungs were bursting. Oh no! This was only the beginning!

Twisting and turning along the winding path, the race felt never ending. “Ouch, Ouch” I said over and over ,my feet were killing me. I had lost my shoes at the start and running in my socks was painful.

My spirits lifted as I spied Miss Va’afusuaga and Feki dancing at finish line. I gave a burst of speed and collapsed over the line, relieved and exhausted.

Excitement spread across my face as I knew this horrible day was finally over. Oh No! I nearly forgot - we have to do it alla gain next year.