On Friday 9R went down to Kawakawa on Friday to contribute our help for Keep NZ tidy week. We first went down the track and through the park. We stopped at the bridge and picked up as much rubbish we could. Then we walked down Commercial Road and up the hill by the school. We stopped up the hill for about 5 minutes then continued our work. Down the road we went, past the Mr. Whippy truck and down to the main road.
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Kia ora Ezra my name is Emma and I am year 7 student attending Paihia school.
ReplyDeleteI really like you blog post about keep New Zealand clean contribution. I liked the way your were telling us what you were doing. This reminded of when my class Te ngahere was doing the the beach clean up. What was the most common rubbish you found? Our was cigarette butts. If you want to check out my blog here is the link https://psemmat.blogspot.com/ blog you later Ezra.
Hi Ezra my name is Ebony. I go to Paihia School and I like the photo about keeping New Zealand clean. That reminds me of when I picked up rubbish at the beach.
ReplyDeleteHey Ezra, it’s Isaiah. I am a year 7 student at Paihia School. I really like your blog post on cleaning around Kawakawa. the most I liked about it was how you made the writing specific. Last week we did the same thing but we just cleaned the beach. What was the craziest thing you found? If you are ever interested could you check my blog. Anyway, thanks. Bye.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Ezra, my name is Emma. I am a year 8 student at Paihia School in Te Ngahere. I really like your blog post about keeping NZ clean because it shows just how much you care about rubbish and how it is polluting Aotearoa. I also like how you have specifically wrote where you stopped to pick up rubbish. My class and I also did a beach clean up last Friday. We found lots of beer bottles and cans. What was the most common piece of rubbish you found?
ReplyDeleteKi ora Ezra it’s Dale from Paihia School. I really liked your blog post about picking up rubbish. I think that, that is really helpful. We did a beach clean up not so long ago. How many bags of rubbish did you have at the end of the day? In the first sentence you said friday twice. It’s a bit repetitive. Did you get an ice cream from Mr. Whippy?
ReplyDeleteKia ora Ezra, its Vanya here from Paihia School. I've been going through the amazing work that you have been doing this term. I have been reading your blog post about keeping NZ clean. By the looks of the photo it looks like you have picked up lots of rubbish. A few weeks ago Te Maunga and Te Ngahere went down to the beach at Kings Road and picked up lots of rubbish too. Sadly I didn't came to school that day. How many bags of rubbish did you pick up.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Ezra, my name is Jahrell and I am a year 6 at Paihia School. I really like your blog post about keeping NZ clean. I found it amazing how your class is trying to keep New Zealand rubbish free, My class went down to the beach to pick up some rubbish like your class did. It is also really cool how you are picking up the rubbish with your class. How much rubbish did you pick up? Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteYour Sincerely Jahrell.
Kia Ora Ezra, Its Fonz. Paihia School also went to the beach to pick up rubbish, cool for helping keep New Zealand clean bro. I think we were a big help in our neighborhoods and hope others can do the same.
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