It was our class assembly last Friday and we performed the story of 'The Very Hungry Kina' retold by Isabel Krauss (EMR). The students had a chance to take part in the arts specifically the 'PERFORMING ARTS' with dance and drama. Our class practiced everyday and thoroughly enjoyed their experience. Their performance was fabulous and they felt extremely proud of themselves and so did their teachers!
Our Narrators
Cool Kelp
Spotties and Snapper
Old Crayfish
Spiky Kina
Fisherman and Diver
Please click on this link to watch
The Very Hungry Kina Assembly(View from Right)
The Very Hungry Kina Assembly (View from Left)
I thought our assembly was cool. I like the end when everyone was dancing.
ReplyDeleteWe really enjoyed your assembly Te Manga, you all did such a great job learning all your parts. There were some great dance moves throughout too. Well done Te Manga and Whaea Deb for putting on such a great performance and teaching us all about Matai Bay.
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ReplyDeletewe enjoyed your stunning performance te manga! I am looking forward to go to matai bay with you guys!
ReplyDeleteWow Te Manga, You are super Kaitiaki of our Moana. What a fabulous retell of the "Very Hungry Kina" and you all looked so amazing. Thank you Whaea Deb for sharing the videos, so I didn't have to miss this very informative assembly. I look forward to seeing what other amazing learning you will share.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great assembly that was, I'm very proud of how you all performed and you looked like you were having fun! Great job Te Manga and Whaea Deb
ReplyDeleteare assembly was really fun I loved being a narrator being and performing
ReplyDeleteFabulous assembly Te Manga. I really enjoyed it.
ReplyDeletethat was fun who liked the show
ReplyDeletePai to mahi Te Manga! Ka pai to mahi Whaea Deb!
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