Showing posts with label Aloha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aloha. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2012

ALOHA NIGHT!!!

 I was so excited and nervous about Aloha night that I almost wet my pants. When the whole school was there we got in to lines and one by one we went up to the court to do the party rock dance. Then our class did the Samoan group performance. My mum gave me $60.00. I ran of with my friend Jack and we had lots of fun. We got lots of glow stuff and we stuck them to our scooters. We went to the darkest part in the school where stuff looks like starts moving around. Then we got some food. It was so good  but we had to go because I had a birthday party in the morning but I loved it.


By James
 

Too much sugar!

 On Aloha night I had to much sugar. I ate red berries and I'm not allowed to eat red berries because I am allergic to them. ! I ran wild but then I got tired. My sister got alot of bling and didn't share. I got my hair sprayed blue! I felt tired because I ran wild!


By Maia

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Doing Aloha night

My class is going  to do the  umu. They put pumpkins in it and banana leaves and rocks.  Next the school will perform. There is lots of culture dancing. There is also candy floss. I like it.

Riley




                                                                          

Aloha night

Guess what's coming to Grey Lynn school?  Aloha night !  On Aloha  night you get glow sticks and ice cream. There is even lots of food and lots of drinks. And my class is the Samoan group.and were doing Evey day I'm Shuffling song and were having an umu.

 by Joel

It's Almost the Amazing Aloha Night

Guess what's happening this Friday night?

Aloha is coming to Grey Lynn School and everybody is doing a performance!

Room 14 brought in pumpkins and onions? For what you may ask?
Well it's for the Umu...what's an umu we hear you ask?
This is how you pronounce umu - ( oo-moo)

Well, an umu is....a traditional way of cooking from a country called Samoa. The food cooked is a pig, pumpkin, onions, and some kumara. But in Samoa they would include other foods.

The cooks dig a hole and the food is cooked inside the earth. The earth becomes the oven.

At Aloha there will also be lots of games, a raffle, some bands are performing, Samoan group and bollywood group, candy floss, glow sticks, and lights.

Every class is responsible for running and shop(gazebo).

Our class is responsible for the umu and we are also the Samoan Group for the night.

We hope to see you at our school for some awesome, amazing, astonishing, amusing, addictive, astounding Aloha fun !

Room 14

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