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Why year 4s should go to camp

After all of those videos I'm starting to get a bit jealous. Some of my year 6 friends went to camp and ever since they have been bragging about it so much!

As you will agree I think year 4's should go to camp because then they can get out of there  comfort zone. They can also learn new things and skills from all of these activities like  boogie boarding, kayaking and many more!At camp you can also learn to be independent and also learn to make your own decisions. You will also learn to work and rely on a group.

In conclusion, I hope that I have given you enough evidence on why year 4's should go to camp.

Yours Sincerely, 

Mahika

Mad professor Richard

Mad Professor Richard is really into science and now he’s trying to take over the WORLD! Even though whenever he does an experiment it always ruptures.

Mad  Professor Richard has red hot lava eyes .He also has a very long and jagged orange beard. He has small brown shoes  which he wears every single day. His outfit is a maroon t-shirt topped over with a enlarged white coat.

“Aha! Finally my potion to take over the world  is now been a success“ he hollers. But he hasn’t realised his hair it’s gone up like it’s been struck by lightning or static electricity. Plus look his desk is on FIRE! ‘’Sniff sniff what's that  smell aaaaaaahhhhhhhhh! There’s a fire on my desk!’’

Popcorn

Feel :

Popcorn feels a uneven road. It also feels like a delicate cloud.

See:

It looks like cauliflower which is softened. The popcorn kernels are as hard as the road.

Smell:

Popcorn smells like butter which is roasted. But if it is plain it literally smells like nothing.

Taste:

When you eat popcorn it starts to diffuse in your mouth. Popcorn tastes crunchy as a red juicy apple.

Hear:

When the popcorn pops it sounds like a big balloon popping.  Popcorn pops like miniature explosions.    

Here's two of poems about Matariki

Matariki 

Haiku poem

People celebrate

Attention to the sisters 

Matariki stars 

Cinquain poem 

Morning 

Sparkling sisters 

Seven lights in a group

Big and small stars in the bright sky

Bright stars