My moment of PRIDE.

                          ribbon 

I stood in the dancing hall freaking out.
I was so afraid and worried.

I stood up as straight as an arrow.

It was my turn to do my dancing routine and I was told to stop I thought that I had done something wrong.
We all stood in a line and then the judge of our dancing walked around my dancing group we all looked at her as she waltzed around us.
She walked past me and then stopped she said you are a very good dancer and I like your dancing.

she walked over to her desk and walked back to me,and pinned a ribbon onto my shirt,I walked to my car and my mum and dad said how did you do I said look and I showed them my ribbon.
My mum said great job jaz.

So we drove off and mum said so what do you do at dancing for now on and I said I think that we just learn more routines.






here is a picture of my dancing ribbon. thank you for looking at my story of ribbon.

Sir Edmund Hillary

Lately room 11 have been doing a report on a significant new zealander and my significant new zealander is Sir Edmund Hillary i hope you like reading my story about Sir Edmund Hillary and how he inspires me.

How I Will Action Pride

Click on this link to hear how I will action Pride

My Whanau And Me

Room 11 have been learning to share interesting facts about our whanau. We used a word cloud to share our learning because it looks cool.