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Showing posts with label By Christopher. Show all posts

Wednesday, 10 September 2014

Rugby League


Rugby League

Today we played Rugby League on the bottom court.  Coach Matu and Coach Paul taught us how to play Rugby League. 

First we played Octopus.  There were three taggers and if you got tagged you had to stand still.  Then you stretched out your hands and tried to tag other people. 

Next we did bomb kicks.  A bomb kick is when you kick the ball up high.  Then we did a chip kick.  A chip kick is when you kick the ball up high and someone catches it.  You kick it to a partner.  My partner was Oliver.  I caught the ball when Oliver kicked it.  I kicked the yellow ball to Oliver.  It went very high. 

After that we played grub kick.  That is when you point the ball at the ground and then we kick it low.  I jumped over the yellow ball and it was low.  Then I kicked it high. 

Then we said thank you to our coaches and went to class.  Rugby League is cool.

By Christopher

Thursday, 31 July 2014

Yesterday


Yesterday

Yesterday at playtime I played with Oliver, Harley and Bryan.  They are my friends and we are in the same classroom at school. 

We played on the playground outside Room 1 and Room 2.  We played tag on the playground.  We ran very fast when we played tag.  Then I crawled through the purple tunnel to get away from the little children. 

Next I ran fast on the playground.  Then I climbed up the ladder.  After that I slid down the slide and I crawled through the purple tunnel again.

I love playing on the playground with my friends.

By Christopher

Monday, 30 June 2014

Going to the Airport

Going To The Airport

Yesterday my Mum went to Tonga.  In the morning my Mum got ready to go to Tonga.  First she packed her bag and then we all drove her to the airport.  At the airport I hugged and kissed my Mum goodbye.  Then she got on the plane.  We waved her goodbye as she went up in the plane.  There were lots of planes at the airport.  Next my Dad drove us home.  My Mum will be back home soon.  I miss my Mum.

By Christopher