The West Coast is renowned for rain and beautiful scenery. At Karoro School we are renowned for great learners and a wonderful view of the Tasman Sea. Now there is a new claim to fame… giant earthworms! 
Wednesday, 1 March 2017
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Kia Ora Ruma Tahi,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Chevylee, I am in Paihia School Te Ngahere
I love your sense of humour!
Your little description up top is very descriptive and informing.
What are these actually? Are they some sort of pipes?
They aren’t actually Earthworms . . . are they?
Bula Vinaka Karoro School
ReplyDeleteMy name is Mishaela and I am a year 8 in a class called Te Ngahere and I go to Paihia School.
I like the imagination you guys used,they look real.I thought that when I looked at it I thought that the worms would jump right out at me.
Hi ruma tahi. My name is Taleisha and I attend Paihia school. I like the things that you described the place you lived in. I also liked the imagination. Great job!!
ReplyDeleteHey there Ruma Tahi!
ReplyDeleteWhat on earth is on your field? Ha ha do you see what I did there:-) I imagine that would be some kind of world record for the fattest and longest earthworms.... I am quite interested to hear what they really are.... tell us more...
Tania
hi Ruma tahi those are big worms what are they?
ReplyDeleteMalo e leilei Ruma Tahi,
ReplyDeleteHi My name is Freeman and I'm from Panmure Bridge School. The worms look realistic I like how you were creative and used powerful words. I really liked how you use your Imagination in this photo, Keep up the great work. Yours Sincerely, Freeman