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road crossing safety

Kea Patrol

I strongly agree  that we should use kea patrol at Karoro because
I feel that it helps people cross the road safe and happy.
Kea patrol is a good opportunity for students to help.  

One reason the I feel very strongly that we should keep kea patrol at Karoro
school is that it helps people cross the street safely.
This is important because Karoro  school is right next to a state highway
so the traffic is going very fast. Even if we were next to a quieter road there
would still be danger because there would still be cars that could come and
some kids might be silly and just run across the road without looking.
There are a lot of people that cross the road and some of them are very small.
Their parents aren't always there to pick them up so if they try to cross the
road by themselves cars might not be able to see them.

Another reason I think kea patrol is important is that giving students the
opportunity to help out gives them a sense of maturity and makes them feel
important. Kea patrol gives these kids a chance to help out with their school
and develop leadership skills. This experience can help them speak louder
and have more confidence with other things in their life.

I personally feel that road patrol is vitally important because of safety and
responsibility.  We must use kea patrol at Karoro School and other schools
throughout New Zealand.

Kupu Hou O Te Wiki 2

this week in school we had to make a comic strip about the phrase haere ra wich means good dye to those who are leaving

Success criteria:

Create a comic strip character who will
be used to carry your
understanding of each phrase of the
week.

Draw the comic strip.
 Check with the teacher.
Post on your blog.

Kupu Hou O Te Wiki

this week in school we had to make a comic strip about the phrase ahora mai which means sorry  her is mine.

Success criteria:

Create a comic strip character who will
be used to carry your
understanding of each phrase of the
week.

Draw the comic strip.
 Check with the teacher.
Post on your blog.