On the 23rd of October we had our Calf and Lamb Day.  Students participated in showing their Calves and Lambs as well as entering items for indoor exhibits.  Thank you to Brydee who took the time to take the photos and Miss Ogle who let us share the movie from her class blog.




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With the MOA entries due in this week, here a couple more snippets of what we have put together...

Movie Making

Here's a sneak peak at some of our MOA Award entries...

We are right into our Movie Making mode for the MOA awards, we have learnt our lines and are now learning to act out our parts, using expression, gestures and the like to improve our performances.  We are also videoing our rehearsals so we can work on the camera shots and angles that we want to use.

As part of our work studying the ANZAC's at Gallipoli we wrote a diary as if were were there; this is mine:

25th April 1915

Dear Diary,

Boom! I hear bombs dropping into the water splashing everywhere from the distance I am standing at. Suddenly I feel myself shaking like I have never been shaking before. ‘Bang!’ ‘Bang!’  As I get closer I am feeling sad from being away from my family. My friends are getting shot or wounded. I am starting to freak out, I hope I don’t get shot.

Suddenly a bullet came out of nowhere and it hit my friend in the head. His head splattered  everywhere. I found the man who shot my friend. He had was a sniper so I stabbed him in the stomach with a knife. The Turks came out of an enemy trench, ‘Bang!’ ‘Bang!’  The Turks shot at anything. As they move forward I grabbed my rifle and ‘Boom!’ I shot the at the Turks. I jump around with joy as we have won the fight and I am feeling a lot better that I didn’t die. So I lay down in the trench and have a rest.

Private V Hodge, NZACC, 23 498