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Showing posts with label Camp Reflection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camp Reflection. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 March 2019

GLENTUI CAMP REFLECTION


CAMP POEM



I see, White pale faces popping up out of the freezing cold water.




I hear, The frozen screams echo threw the small water hole with joyful laughs close behind.




I smell, gross slimy algae getting ripped off the rocks as people face plant on to the cold rocks .The  sweat sends a salty smells up my nose- YUCK!




I feel, the slimy wet algae in my finger nails and feel like my legs are giant Popsicle sticks.




I taste, The cold  refreshing  water being splashed into my mouth as I turn around by my friends trying to make me scream 




I wonder if I will dry on the way back.


That was camp.


Wednesday, 21 February 2018

Living Springs Camp Reflection

LIVING SPRINGS CAMP


1 Who did you share a bunk room with?
I bunked with Kahurangi , Hannah, Summer B, Summer, Mai, Savanna, Ambah.


2 What was your favourite rotation activity? (Describe the activity)
The bush walk is a walk that we did below camp. We followed a trail and looked at lots of native trees and birds and a pretty stream.


3 Why?
I liked the bush walk because we found lots of trees that the Morie used for lots of different things like Making them selves smell nice and leafs that make their teeth go numb.


4 What two school values did you show?
Be brave and connect.
5 How?
I was brave because I did lots of challenges that I was scared of in the past like the monorail and climbing wall. Connect by making new friends with my bunk Buddy's Kahurangi, Hannah, Summer B, Summer, Mai and Savanna.


6 What was the best part of camp for you?
Doing activity's.
7 Why?
Because we learnt lots of new things like the native birds that lived near living springs and leafs that had different Perseus in the morie time.



That Was Camp.






















That Was Camp

Remember the birds chirping in the distance while folding the kawakaw leaf?
Remember looking around trees and trying to find a skeleton leaf?
That was the Bush walk.

Remember trudging up the hill to the monorail, my legs shaking.
Remember feeling nervous while griping on the bars as you went down?
That was the Monorail?

Remember smelling the delicious Curry and warm nann bread on the first night?
Do you remember smelling the cheesy nachos and chips on the second day?
That was our camp food.