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Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Teddy Bears Picnic
WOW!! What an awesome turnout for Rata and Pohutukawa's Teddy Bears Picnic! The children really enjoyed reading to their Teddy's and listening to stories being read to them. We also enjoyed a treat of Fairy Bread and Tiny Teddy Biscuits!
Aloha! Its Megan Here from Mamaku 2! My reaction to this was: "OMG THAT IS ADORABLE!" I love all the photos, they are amazing! Did everyone bring there teddy's? Hope you enjoyed reading this comment!!
Hello! I'm Hannah from Mamaku 1. That looks like lots of fun! Did you bring your own teddy's? What books did you read? I remember when I was little I would also read books to my teddy's before I went to bed. Would you do that again?
I like this post because there are SO MANY photos of adorable children with their adorable teddies! I just wish I was still in Pohutukawa or Rata because I love reading, especially with teddies (or my cat)!
This reminds me of when I was in Rata and Pohutakawa. It also rings a bell of my Teddy Bear picnic which we had in the hall; that was quite a long time ago........
That looks like so much fun and it also looks ADORABLE!!!
Bonjour, I'm Charlotte from Mamaku 2 This is so adorable!! I wish I was still in Pohutokawa then I could do a Teddy Bear picnic with you guys and read to my teddy bear( If I had one.) Next time someone could record you reading to Lachie and Charlotte. Along with a few other people reading to there Teddy Bear. I also like how you took a photo of your class reading to there Teddy bear. There is another thing that I like about this Post that you got some people and took a photo with there teddy. By Charlotte.
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This looks like so much fun! I'm looking forward to hearing all about it at home later from Nova and Miro and Rabbit and Scruffy Ted!
ReplyDeleteAloha! Its Megan Here from Mamaku 2! My reaction to this was: "OMG THAT IS ADORABLE!" I love all the photos, they are amazing! Did everyone bring there teddy's?
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoyed reading this comment!!
Hello!
ReplyDeleteI'm Hannah from Mamaku 1.
That looks like lots of fun! Did you bring your own teddy's? What books did you read? I remember when I was little I would also read books to my teddy's before I went to bed. Would you do that again?
Bye,
From Hannah :D
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ReplyDeleteKia Ora, my name is Kyra and I am in Mamaku Hub!
ReplyDeleteI like this post because there are SO MANY photos of adorable children with their adorable teddies! I just wish I was still in Pohutukawa or Rata because I love reading, especially with teddies (or my cat)!
This reminds me of when I was in Rata and Pohutakawa. It also rings a bell of my Teddy Bear picnic which we had in the hall; that was quite a long time ago........
That looks like so much fun and it also looks ADORABLE!!!
Great photos,
Kyra
Kia Ora,
ReplyDeleteI'm Katelynn from Mamaku 1
WOW! This looks EXTREMLY FUN! I wish I was still in Rata or Pohutukawa.
Geez Mackenzie could you bring a bigger teddy bear! Most likly NOT don't you think!
Do you think your teddies bears liked all the storys you read them??? I think they did, they looked very interested!
I think the fairys might be annoyed you ate there bread!!! And the Teddies Bears can't live in your tummy!
Nga Mihi, Katelynn
Bonjour,
ReplyDeleteI'm Charlotte from Mamaku 2
This is so adorable!!
I wish I was still in Pohutokawa then I could do a Teddy Bear picnic with you guys and read to my teddy bear( If I had one.)
Next time someone could record you reading to Lachie and Charlotte. Along with a few other people reading to there Teddy Bear.
I also like how you took a photo of your class reading to there Teddy bear.
There is another thing that I like about this Post that you got some people and took a photo with there teddy.
By Charlotte.
Hi guys, Jasmine here at Mamaku 1 at Grey Main School.
ReplyDeleteWOW that sure does look like fun I remember when I did that.
Next time you guys should put in how some of the kids felt about this.
Did all the kids participate?
Kia Ora
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That looks fun I love reading and especially chapter books
If you can read one book for a whole day what would it be ?
Na:Cassidy
Hello
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the teddy bear picnic, i brought my favourite teddy Rose, i have had her since i was 1 day old.
We really enjoyed our time at the teddy bear picnic did you enjoy it?
Kayde brooks
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Also known as the Land Down Under and the smallest continent, Australia is in no way small and down under when it comes to its natural resources. You can go swimming along with the whale sharks, chance on the adorable koalas, enjoy an astounding underwater spectacle, and get connected with its abundant culture by means of its native cultural pieces. If you are a lover of the city life, it is also in no way down under. It boasts of exciting cities, which are surely not without first-class restaurants, coffee shops, cinemas, bars, and stores. popular teddy bears
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