Milk in Schools storyboard

Milk in Schools

Here are some of our Milk in Schools storyboards.

Self Portraits

We are preparing our self portraits for printing. We will chose a primary colour and the opposite colour on the colour wheel for our face and our hair.

Bush Walk

We had just arrived at the beautiful scenery of Camp Sladdin and hopped off the bus. I glanced up to the big hills above and gasped, “I will never ever make it up that hill!” 10 minutes later... “I will make it up this hill and I will win and everyone else will lose and all the Dragons will be victorious!!!!!!”

We headed up the hill. Ooh!   Did I mention the kids in my group were: Christian, Venya, Courtney, Brylee and Zhyon. Remember what I said earlier on about winning umm...ya we actually didn’t win but the view was amazing!

On the way down we kind of lost Christian but we soon found him! When we got down we had some delicious lunch and sooner than I knew it we went back to school. My day was truly fantabulous!!!!!!

What A Splash!

 It was a cold, windy day. The breezy wind was whistling, the dark grey the clouds were stormy. Suddenly ring! Ring! Ring! Ring! The bell rang like a tiger roaring. We quickly went outside then we quietly walked to the deep pool. We quickly changed into our swimming togs then jumped into the pool bang! What a splash.

             

We ran as fast as we could to the other side. Sometimes we slipped as we ran. After that we were blowing big bubbles and kicking. Later on we did freestyle swimming.

  Next we went to the fun and wet, slippery water slide. We first got into a line then we voted for our team name which was the Titans. After that we made our team cheer which was, “We! Are! The! Titans! We! Are! The! Titans! The! Mighty! Mighty! Titans! The! Mighty! Mighty! Titans!  Later on, it was finally my turn. I ran as quick as I could, then glided on the water slide like a feathery eagle soaring above the big blue sky. We kept sliding and gliding and falling on the water slide until we switched places.

After that we went with kind Mrs Hooker. We first got given cups. We poured wobbly water in the cups then we got our own cups to put on our small hairy heads. We had a challenge to be the first group with the most water but we had to pour water from our heads. We had competitions  like the cups filled with water on our backs racing but we moved as slow as a sticky slimy snail.  Ring! Ding! The bell rang like an explosion. We switched places and we went with Mrs Hooker again.

We first got into groups of five we had to use the sponge to pour the water in the bucket there was lots of water. It was like a million water Bancho Balloons. Our team came 2nd place, next we used tiny Banco Balloons. We partnered up with somebody. The partner on the far side had the Bancho Balloons. We had to catch the Bancho Balloon splash! The balloons already started splashing and popping. The noise it made was like dynamite blowing up.

 Later on the last thing we did was go to the pools again. We floated, swam and played. We had fun.

Mud Slide

Woo hoo! Did you see how fast I was going? I felt like I was on a motor bike. It was cool but the water is smelly and slimy and squishy at the very very bottom. It is the most grossest thing I've ever felt.  

It was nice and quiet under  the water but when out of the water it is really noisy like a sound of a siren! It was noisy because everyone was yelling, screaming and cheering people on. My ears felt like they were going to blow up or fall off, that's how noisy it was.

What we even get to bomb? Oosh ba boom, did mine go high! It felt like it did! That one went high! Ohhhh, do we have to go now?

More Who Am I?

I am a 9 year old male.  I’m also a year 5 student in Manurewa Central School.  I can speak more than one language which are Samoan and English.

My eyes are an oval shape and my eye colour is dark brown like dark chocolate.  My height is not quite tall but good for my age and last of all my skin colour is brown like chocolate with a bit of white.

I like sports. My favourite sport is touch because I am fast at running.  I’m good at hiding because I’m always the last one found.  Last of all my favourite colour is dark blue like my t-shirt also my sleeves.

I’m always hungry because my favourite thing is food. I’m also good at rugby. I also like to climb trees.

I have black shiny hair like the dark night sky .  My eyes dark brown like a kiwi fruit skin.  My skin is smooth and soft like a baby's bottom. I also have a strong, athletic body.

I’m good at swimming, kayaking, writing, reading, league,

touch, tag/ripper etc.

I am a really sporty boy and kind. I am tall, strong and fast. When I grow up I want to play rugby league for Melbourne Storm.

I’m a Maori and Samoan boy. I am 10 years old. I was born May 13th 2006. My family is Samoan, Maori and the other half is Fijian a little bit. I think my family is mostly Samoan and Maori but I mainly speak English.

I have brown eyes like mud. I am tan just like colours of a rottweiler.

I like running into beach waves or playing around. I also like sports like softball, soccer, or basketball. In the relaxing time I love to play video games or watch movies.

I am a kind of lazy person or a more relaxed type of person. I’m a lazy person because I am always slouching to do things.

Thank you for reading or listening about who I am.

I am nine and I am a year five girl turning 10 this year. I am in Room 12.  My culture is Tongan and Maori. I was born on the 16 of November 2007. I mostly talk English and Maori. I am trying to learn how to speak Tongan. I have a brother and a half sister and I have 1 mom and dad. I have a lot of cousins and aunties and uncles.The school I go to is Manurewa Central school

I like to play netball and basketball. I like baking muffins.I like singing songs from the movie Moana and other songs.I am good at some of my times tables. I like to play touch because we get to run and have a bit of fun.

I am always nosy and I am sometimes happy because I get to have fun when I am playing with my friends and I get to go to my grandmother's  house and go for a swim. I am sad because my nana Pat died when I was only at the age of eight. We visit her when we go up to Dargaville.