Hi my name is Troy. I am a year 8 from Ahipara school. I like surfing, skateboarding, running, swimming, and dogs. I love being outdoors and doing lots of fun, adrenaline things.
Friday, March 20, 2020
Tuesday, March 17, 2020
Tuesday, February 25, 2020
poems
Today we had to make a poem that rhymes.
As she walks down the road.
She encounters a giant toad.
The toad mumbles.
The little girl fumbles.
The Toad has an appetite.
He begins to bite.
By Troy
As she walks down the road.
She encounters a giant toad.
The toad mumbles.
The little girl fumbles.
The Toad has an appetite.
He begins to bite.
By Troy
Thursday, February 13, 2020
My first Tech lesson.
We hopped on the bus ready to go technology. The bus arrived at the intermediate where the technology block is. We lined up in our year groups for Mr. Benjamin to put us in groups that
were cooking Woodworks weaving and ICT. I was put in woodworks. I had an awesome time and I can't wait for the next session.
were cooking Woodworks weaving and ICT. I was put in woodworks. I had an awesome time and I can't wait for the next session.
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
The unexpected visitor
He had lived here all his life. The giant mushroom had been home for over 50 years.
He was born here, had taken his first steps here, studied at school here and worked the fields
here all his adult life. This was the village of Toadstool, and nothing unexpected happened.
Each and every day, his neighbours would carry out their ordinary business in an ordinary way.
Each morning, he would sit at his table, tucking into a plate of steaming hot, buttery mushrooms
on toast, watching the ordinary world go by in its ordinary way. This morning seemed no
different…until he looked out of his window. The sight that met his bewildered eyes was
not ordinary at all. There was an unexpected visitor...At his door, he stood. He wore a long
old leather coat with black pants and a white hat that covered his eyes.
He dug into his pocket. he pulled out a knife.
He was born here, had taken his first steps here, studied at school here and worked the fields
here all his adult life. This was the village of Toadstool, and nothing unexpected happened.
Each and every day, his neighbours would carry out their ordinary business in an ordinary way.
Each morning, he would sit at his table, tucking into a plate of steaming hot, buttery mushrooms
on toast, watching the ordinary world go by in its ordinary way. This morning seemed no
different…until he looked out of his window. The sight that met his bewildered eyes was
not ordinary at all. There was an unexpected visitor...At his door, he stood. He wore a long
old leather coat with black pants and a white hat that covered his eyes.
He dug into his pocket. he pulled out a knife.
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