Shout out to the wonderful crew from 10CH at Greymouth High School.
Today this class of awesome Year 10s came to Karoro School and taught Ruma Tahi some new skill drills and the game "Te Uru". To play Te Uru players pass the ball to team mates who must catch the ball with a flat handed catch. Players cannot run or walk with the ball. Players cannot knock the ball out of the hands of another player. If a player catches the ball with two hands then the ball is turned over to the opposition team.
Points are made when a player catches the ball while standing on one of the four end 'spots'. The 'spot' is then removed from play.
Thanks for the fun and the new learning 10CH! Let's do it again sometime soon.
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| Caleb was a Te Uru ninja! |
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| Incoming! |
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| Great instructions from Ella, Reed, Sean and Vinessa |
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| Teamwork. |
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| Allie and Reuben gave clear instructions. |
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| Capture the spot! |
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| "Piggy in the middle with a flat hand catch!" |
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| Skills! |
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| Lincon sets up for the pass. |
Boy’s Writing in Term 2
WALT write within the structure of a recount.
Context: Tramping Callaghan’s Ridge
Audience: New Zealand on-line audience. Purpose: To create an interesting recount that might inspire others to take on the outdoor tramping experience.
Success Criteria: We will have met the learning criteria when we have clearly used the key features of a recount text to convey our experience of tramping Callaghan’s Ridge.
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Guy
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Unfinished Work
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Connor
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Ben
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Bradley
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| Rugby Sevens teams minus one who went home via the hospital! |
