Math Week/Market day

Kia ora

For market day, Kupenga made some marshmallow dipped in dark and withe with eyes made out of little chocolate chips, we also made lemonade and little chocs(witch are just small hot chocs). But the little marsh fellows with were the dipped marshmallows. They all sold out and we made $120.20. I think that Kupenga made that most money but that is just my opinion. I really enjoyed market day because all that stuff that the classes/hubs were doing.

NED visit

Today the hole school went to the tauhokai and watched a guy called Alex and preform stuff, he works for N.E.D and goes round schools and teach students about N.E.D which stands for Never give up(N) Encourage others(E) Do your best (D). All of these make the name Ned. today he did lots of cool tricks and was really good at preforming, if he comes to your school, I hope you enjoy

Zealandia Worker Visit

Today Mr Wylaars came to talk to Kupenga. He is the manager of  Zealandia. Mr Wylaars came to talk about growing and harvesting plants because we have our own garden in kupenga. For matariki we are writing the exact instructions to make a sandwich and soup out of our veges that we are growing.

The Puzzle Piece Writtibng

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In kupenga we have been writting a story called the Puzzle piece. We have been re-writting the story and putting in our own words, here it is:

Puzzle Piece

 

In the heart of a bustling town nestled between rolling hills and winding rivers, there lived a young cheerful girl with a very nice soul named Maya. Maya felt like a puzzle piece that did not fit in. Maya  loved her town with the cobblestone streets and cozy cafes. She watched as all the other children effortlessly fit in. But she still felt like she was on the other side of a window looking in.

 

One day Maya decided to embark on a journey to find out what she really liked. She was really determined to try everything, she tried painting, pottery and all sorts of things, but with every failed attempt none of them resonated with her soul . She felt more and more like a puzzle piece that did not fit in. Then she felt like she would never fit in anywhere.    

 

One sunny afternoon she stumbled across a garden in the town square in her community where there were a whole bunch of volunteers beautifying the garden.  She went up to the volunteers and offered to help. The volunteers gave her a warm welcome into the job. After a while of working in the town square she really felt like she belonged. She made some new friends. She felt like she belonged

THE END