Hola Bloggers!
This has been an exciting year. I’ve learnt heaps of things, including; how to make SUSHI (yum!) and hundreds of words in spanish (my new hobby). My best friend’s little brother says that another of my skills is being funny and weird. That made me laugh. Next year I hope to learn more recipes because I love cooking. Mum’s cooking is teriffic and I want to make food just like her’s.
I’m really proud of my learning in spanish. I use Duolingo and I walk to lessons. I’m also proud of how far I’ve come in scouts. It’s been THREE YEARS. Thanks to my dad who has been learning spanish too, and helping at the scout den. my dislikes about 2022 were pretty simple. 1) Whenever my parents would make me eat a mushroom, the texture is just horrible! 2) Waking up, easy to understand, no need to explain. 3) The drive back from camp, I felt sick, I had to get up and go to the front of the bus. At least the view was good!
There are so many highlights I could list for this year. But of course, there is no time. Here’s a few; I loved snorkelling at camp. There were so many things to see underwater! Camp in general was awesome too, I was in a cabin with my besties, there was great food and thrilling experiences. Waifest, this is a festival that Waikowhai Intermediate School – hence the name ‘Waifest’ – puts on . There are dances and heaps of FOOD!
I’m really going to miss this school, being my first one EVER. But there are some key points that are REALLY important to me; the teachers, especially the ones that taught me, the library, I’ve spent SO MUCH time there. Other, younger kids, and the new improvements going on. Plus (of course) the school itself! I know my way around like I know numbers up to ten, my new school is going to take some getting used to.
My favourite subject this year was reading because of the compelling creates we got to do. There were chances to make collages, paintings, dioramas, experiments, newspapers, models and so much more. We get given novels each week to read at home. I love reading the books that Mrs Jones suggests for us. I liked ‘ The January Stars’ by Kate Constable the best.
My biggest improvement was trying new things. There were so many opportunities at camp, zones we could try out for, and jobs we could do at school. I will never forget 2022 because of all things I’ve done, new friendships I’ve made and trips I’ve been on. It’s been an amazing last year of primary school.
Let me know in the comments what your year was like. Did you enjoy it? Have a look at some pictures of me this year.
That’s me with my hair going all over the place and my friend Lily pushing me.
Blog you later!