My Part In The Waka

My paddle has my name on
it because we were told to
do that. And the big
Shooting star is Mr
Moriarty. That is the
meaning  of my paddle.

                                  The koru on my waka are my family.The rope means that our family will always be together no matter what. And the boat is because I love the sea and I also like going fishing with my nan sometimes. So that is the meaning of my part in the waka I hope you like it.                                                                                                                        
                                                                             
                                   

HE WAKA EKE NOA. WE ARE ALL IN THE CANOE TOGETHER. 

T-Ball

T-ball

Next batter Mrs Roil yells out oh no it’s my turn and I’m so good at t-ball (not). So I walk up and grab the bat and then I walk up to the ball  BATTER UP I’m shaking like crazy. I knew I would get out on first base like I always do But then . . . WACK I hit the ball as fast and as hard as I can then I start to run. As the ball is flying through the air Mrs Roil yells out GREAT BATTING CRYSTAL . Then befor I know it i’m on the third base. As soon as I get my breath back BATTER UP.

Oh no I better get ready to run again. WACK before I could even finish my sentence I had to start running again running running running bang as I finally touch the poal. yay I made it. Well I guess I got lucky. Then we were told to go and get our lunch. As I was walking across the field I could feel the fresh grass on my toes and I could also smell the grass as well. When I sat down to eat my lunch I ripped the glad wrap up in 10 little pieces and then crunch mmmmmmm that is a good wrap.