Here is our Pahurehure inlet project. We have been learning about inlets for our inquiry this term. I enjoyed going on the trip and learning the differences between inlets and estuary's. We added labels for each of our clay birds. I learnt lots more information this term so now when I walk around the inlet now I can identify more species of living things. I also understand more about the tide cycles.
Camp was usual enough; it had a breathtaking view, a sweaty gym, a chilly pool, dense bunk beds and even a chattered dining hall.
My friends and I sprung across the confidence course, darted along the beach, aimed the rifles cautiously, flung the arrows up the hill, fumbled through the burma trail like blind bats, bounced to the moon. Doing nothing important.
Excitement crowds the room. Everyone is chattering like monkeys, in awe and disbelief that camp is in less than one week! Action-packed days, full of thrilling activities await. The long anticipation lingers. Smiles spread over faces like butter on toast, each time the word is said.
Bags are beginning to pile up with supplies, cozy sleeping bags and creamy sunblock are a few essentials.
Groups are working as one in strengthening team building activities. Encouraging cheering echoes in waves as teams prepare for next weeks adventure.
