Hi i'm grace yesterday was the year 6 assembly.
Now I will tell you about the assemble lats get started. Come on guys time to go. We start walking to our assemble. we sit down in our seat’s. Mr rety says his speech he shows group ones speech’s. they go up and get their beige's. o no its my group's turn. first georgia then grace o. O no i beat it's mine next.
Yep it’s mine. I cover my face in embarrassment it’s so so so weird. finally it’s over group 2 come up. i get my badge i’m shaking i was so nervous. finally the assemble is over.
What i think tu kaha means: i think it means standing tall for others
Hi,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Mr. Geiman and I am your student blogging challenge mentor. I live in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in the United States of America. I will be popping in to visit your blog over the course of the challenge and seeing how you are getting on.
I teach fourth grade and have been teaching for 13 years. My wife and I are expecting our first child (It’s a GIRL!!!) in June. My hobbies are blogging, cooking, and watching Philadelphia sports (Eagles: Football, Phillies: Baseball, Flyers: Ice Hockey, 76ers: Basketball). If you can please come visit my class blog and see what we are up to in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Here is a link to our class blog: http://blog.elanco.org/ageimanla My class and I have done the student blogging challenge in the past. Is this your first time doing the challenge? If not what do you like most about the challenge?
I would love to hear back from you. Otherwise I feel like I am talking to myself. Part of the fun of blogging is getting to hear from people all over the world. As Miss W. says if you finish your tasks why not visit other student bloggers and leave a comment to say hello. As always happy blogging.