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Please make comments on the works giving positive feedback for the 5 to 11 year olds who will be bloging. While spelling is important to us, it is not the intent of this site to have perfect spelling and grammar all of the time. this is more for the students to get their ideas out and have discussions with the world on these.

Remember some important internet safety rules when using this site (and others):

  • never give your full name
  • never give your phone number, address or email details
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  • don't put any of that information on the net about anyone else
  • think carefully if you respond to anyone else's comments because they can't hear your tone of voice to determine if you are joking or serious
  • it is ok to have a debate with someone if you don't agree with their ideas but do it in a friendly manner do not call people names or put them down
Thank you.

Mr B

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Nelson

Robin, Katie & I got on the bus at 12:30pm and after what seemed like an age we sto
pped for five minutes in Greymouth to change buses. After that we stooped in Punikiki, Westport and Murchison.

When we finally got off I felt like a crumpled up chip packet, completly switched off, but when I saw Ida I ran to hug her, it was so cool to see her again!

The next day we got up and went for a short run and when we got back Hannah told us we could dress up in clothes from her closet, it was really funny cause all her stuff was to big for us!

On our last day we woke up really early to do a yoga DVD in their living room. After that Christine took us into Motuaka where we had sushi for lunch then we went shopping, I got a mask and some coconut incense.

On the way back to the coast it was pretty boring but all in all I was glad to be back.

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Crabs, mussels and Starfish...

On the last day of the holidays Dad took Greta and I down to the Mussel Bed. We stopped at the beach and told Wayne, Cassie and Sam that we would meet them down there.

When we got down there Greta and I raced down the beach with our buckets and got straight into it. "I've got the first crab!!!" I shouted as I dropped it onto my bucket.

After about twenty-one crabs we started looking for starfish and we got about ten of those, so we let the crabs go and took our starfish up to where Dad and Wayne had just started a fire to cook our mussels on.

Greta and I don't like mussels so we stuffed out on a packet of chips. Then we went home for an early night.
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