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The Food For Thought

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On Saturday I did the food for thought challenge.I had to eat rice for breakfast,lunch and dinner.I raised almost $40 dollars!All the money go's to an orphanage in Cambodia.

It's Maori Language Week

The Cross Country

It was Cross Country on the second of June, last week at Nelson Central School. The parents and everyone who took part was there.

I didn’t take part in the running because I had a foot injury but I was still there. I took some photos instead. Some photos I took were of the year four girls sitting on tarpaulins so their clothes wouldn’t get muddy.

First the year six girls went. I watched them as they zoomed past. Finally Sophie lined up with her group. Zoe and I kept cheering like mad. Sophie leapt over the line and came third. We were so happy.

I was so disappointed in my foot. Next time I would really like to r

My Plant Movie

Kangaroos are animals that live in some parts of Australia.

Kangaroos are warm blooded but they are not mammals. They are called marsupials instead.

Kangaroos protect themselves in many different ways. It is likely for kangaroos to get hunted by dingoes. For females carrying a joey it is quite heavy so the female drops the joey and goes back to look for it later.

Baby kangaroos are only the size of a jelly bean when they are born. As they reach four months they can crawl out of their mother’s pouch. The baby kangaroo can do its first hop by its six months old.

The male kangaroo is the boss of the mob. Sometimes other kangaroos want to be the boss so the boss and the enemy have a fight. They use their paws, feet and tail. Some win but some lose.

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