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Welcome to Room 5's Blog
Room 5 is a Year 6 & 7 class at St Patrick's School in Greymouth, New Zealand.
We are using this blog as a space to share our learning and to keep in touch with each other over the weekend.
Please feel free to leave a comment. Your comments will show after they have been approved by our teacher, Miss Paterson. To leave a comment or to read others simply click on the word 'comment' under the post you wish to comment on.
You can see Harry in the backround and Jack the house looks cool mabey you should layer it with somthing like popsicle sticks Kendal Tekau ma tahi English 11
My house is a Traditonal Cambodian house and this is a bit about them.
Cambodian houses stand on stilts and have a steep roof because they get a heavy rain season ,and it keeps the water out.They are made of wood and built by those who live in them.they weave bammboo to separate the house into rooms, the kitchens a different building and the toilet a pit.They have a raising cermony once the house is built.
Haha!!!!! Hehe!!!!! Look at me in the backround!!!!
ReplyDeleteMeeeooowww. I see you! The Cat in the Hat! We can't see Jessie's long lovely Rapunzel's hair do!!!
ReplyDeleteYou can see Harry in the backround and Jack the house looks cool mabey you should layer it with somthing like popsicle sticks
ReplyDeleteKendal
Tekau ma tahi
English 11
I might make a house now.
ReplyDeleteMy house is a Traditonal Cambodian house and this is a bit about them.
ReplyDeleteCambodian houses stand on stilts and have a steep roof because they get a heavy rain season ,and it keeps the water out.They are made of wood and built by those who live in them.they weave bammboo to separate the house into rooms, the kitchens a different building and the toilet a pit.They have a raising cermony once the house is built.
Lovely house Jessie
ReplyDeleteRight now it isn't made out of wood is it?
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