WALT improve our swimming skills. CHANYCE JONES
We know we have done this when- we have mastered freestyle
- we have mastered backstroke
- we have gained more confidence in the water.
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Kia ora welcome to term 4. It's Bodie from Grey Main School. I really like how you have made videos of you swimming. It looks like you have practised a lot. Maybe you could of made the vidioes a bit longer so we could see more of your swimming.
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Kia ora welcome to term 4. It's Bodie from Grey Main School. I really like how you have made videos of you swimming. It looks like you have practised a lot. Maybe you could of made the vidioes a bit longer so we could see more of your swimming.
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Hi Te Puna o Te Reo 3 Its Franklin from Mamaku. You guys look like you are really good at swimming. I agree if you live in NZ it is very important you know how to swim in case you fall off a boat or somthing like that. I am starting to do swimming lessons this term. What is the most popular stroke in your class?
ReplyDeletekia ora Te Puna o Te Reo 3. Welcome back to term 4 . It is Summer from grey main school and in mamku. that look so much fun . My class are doing swimming this term too .
ReplyDeleteKia ora Te puna o Te reo 3. Welcome back to term 4. It's Jessica at Grey Main School in Mamaku 2. You guys look like you are really good at swimming. I agree that if you live in NZ you should be able to swim in case you fall out of a boat or something like that. Did you have lots of fun? Miharo (you're amazing).
ReplyDeleteKia Ora, Alex here from Mamaku 2 Grey Main School in the South Island. I like how you have shown us examples of your swimming and told us what you have mastered in swimming. This reminds me of when I do my swimming lessons on a Wednesday. Do you know how to do any other strokes for swimming? Heoi ano taku mo naianei (That's all for now)
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