Feeding the Eels in Hokitika

I liked feeding the eels at the Hokitika Kiwi Centre. You can tell the long fin eels from the short fin eels by the way their skin wrinkles when they bend. The eels I was feeding were between 80 and 125yrs old. They are born in the Tonga Trenches.

By Monique

The pool.

The pool has been up and running for 5 weeks. We have had a great time in the school pool.
The highest temperature has been 27 degrees. We have been using our snorkels and masks.

Lion Mask

I made a Lion mask with a balloon, paper and glue. When it was dry I painted it yellow like a lion. My lion has whiskers, mane, 2 ears and eyes and big sharp teeth! I am using my mask for our school show. I can roar like a lion!

My Sari

We have been learning about adapting to our environment. We looked at the different types of clothes people wear depending on their local climate. My person lives in a hot climate.

Monique

Woodbank School Hanging out with Omihi School kids in the tree hut in the middle of the huge macrcarpa hedge.

All fun

Today we made our own voki's, it was so fun. We made them into a scene some were animated. Mine has got a squeaky voice! It sounds weird.

Voki's

To day we made voki's which was fun. We got to make some cool animal characters.