Buddy Writing - Welcoming Tonga

When I opened the car door I was crowded and pedestrians were singing with harmony. People were chanting in unison and they were screaming “Tonga!” Girls were hugging news reporters because they were so excited about the arrival of their team.

News reporters were crowded by Tongans and Kiwis dressed head to toe in red and white showing their support for their country. I finally got out of the car as the people surged forward like a wave sprinting down. I could hear an awesome Tongan haka tau and people were yelling so loudly it was like every single famous person had arrived.

I could see cars decorated with waving flags blowing in the wind. The chanting was louder than the airplane engines. Then the Tongan rugby team came out surprised and did a haka. I saw cameras and phones flashing rapidly. The Tongan rugby team emerged proudly from behind the arrivals gate and felt supported like they were going to win the world cup!

Monsoon Group

We were learning to ask questions, find information and present our findings about one kind of natural disaster and we decided to film a movie. We hope you enjoy it!

Room 8 Learn about QR Codes!

Room 8 are learning about QR codes. QR Codes means 'Quick Response' QR codes are things that take you straight to a certain blog. You can only use a QR code by taking a picture with an iphone, then you click on it  You might see them around the city on boards, billboards, walls, magazines, Internet and street poles. Here is the code for my blog.

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First T3 Post

I’ve been on holiday but now I am back! I have been looking forward to taking my netbook home because I can hook it up the Internet to play the blocked sites that aren’t bad and I’m also excited because I might move to Korea.