Each week the children from one House become our Karaka Class Reporters.
Their brief is to research and present one one of the following:
1/ An interesting current event - at our school, in
our community, in New Zealand or somewhere in the World.
2/ An interesting science related topic, e.g. finding
out about a type of insect or animal, space travel, wild weather, etc.
Today our first two children reported their news with fantastic success.
Cuban had found an amazing article about a proposed new hydro slide.
He knew it cost a lot of money, almost $2 millions dollars and that it was longer than a rugby field and you could go almost 30km per hour on it.
Here is Cuban being a brave reporter:
Briar had seen white tigers on her trip to New Plymouth and found out that many of them can't see, hear or taste. She made a very convincing argument that we should not breed white tigers - healthy tigers are orange and black and can see, hear and taste and live happy lives.
She presented hers in a movie clip, pictures and reporting.
Here is Briar's report:
Very cool!
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