#1 Recount

The shimmering yellow water was right before my feet. The taste of the water was like any other. Surprisingly the water was warm. Looking to my right I see Charlie race for the bucket. Trying not to swallow the water choke on the cup. Laughing away with Charlie telling him he has a yellow water ring around his mouth. After my teacher calls us over to the concrete quad in front of the student centre. The smell of the water under my nose is not quite fresh but not gross. Listening to the dip of the cups in the water. Saying in my head I hope I win.

This is my Passion Project

This is what I have been working on for the last week. I love animals this is what I want to do when I grow up

Setting Description By Ethan

LI: 

• To describe a setting in a story.  
• The -ing sentence.  
• Double the last consonant.

As I stared into the booming grey clouds I noticed that my feet Sunk Into the soft sticky mud. Crackling dry leaves underneath Mrs Tennant shoes. The heavy breathing with the person next to me.Thundering sounds coming from the gym. All around me I hear the clicks and clacks of the pens. Deep green and yellow trees. The freshness of the colours makes me feel alive. The brown and maroon bark sits above me.

My letter to Jacinda Ardern

Dear Jacinda Ardern

My name is Ethan. I live in Otaki and I am a year 7 and 8. I am writing to you today because I want to recognise you and all you have done.

You have carried us through this tough time. You have worked very hard fighting against covid-19. You are tough and stern and very humorous.

You're a good leader, confident, positive and you're open to all questions.

If it wasn't for you we would be in a much different position. You're always a step ahead

Thank you Jacinda

From Ethan

ANZAC SlideShow

Anzac Slideshow

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10cVKvFeipJ6JTmaV34EIpTGJtjdleXQnQqQ1Ql51OdQ/edit#slide=id.p

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