LOOK, LISTEN, SWIM

E tama - boy

Kauhoe - swim

Pana - push 

Titiro - look

Whakakapu - make a cup shape with the palm of   your hand

Whakarongo - listen

Whanawhana - kick

Whatoro - stretch out                                              

In the story Papa Asa is teaching his children how to do freestyle swimming. He asked them to 

stretch out and make a cup shape with the palm of their hand and kick. After that the kids get into the pool and practice their freestyle swimming.

All About Me

Hi my name is Jamayne and I am nine years old. I`m a year 6 student and  half Maori and half Fijian. I came to Ruapotaka School from Waihi, a small town in Waikato.

I have brown eyes and I have black hair.

I have eight people that live with me, my parents and four brothers and sisters. The food that I like is K.F.C. I do not like broccoli. I love swimming because I can swim now. I can do forward flips and I can run fast. I am good at freestyle.

My goals for 2018 is to get better at my maths, writing and spelling.