On Saturday the 21st we had a school carnival. There were lots of things to do.
One of the things was the Scrambler. It was a ride like an octopus where you sit in a sort of roller coaster seat and spins really fast. I was in it five times or more mostly with children from my class and once alone.
Another activity was the lob-a-choc. It’s a table made out of holes with chocolate on top. You have one dollar for three throws with coins of twenty cents. when the coin lands on a piece of chocolate then you get to keep the chocolate. And I won a chocolate bar. And my friend Zak won four chocolate bars and one bag of chocolate.
They also had an animal farm. In the animal farm there where lots of animals Chickens, Guinea pigs,lambs and more children could go in the cage where all the animals where together we where aloud to pet them.
I really enjoyed the day!
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Kai geweldig gedaan hoor,we zijn trots op je!opa en oma..
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dank jullie wel
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Schools holidays are just around the corner, you can ask your dad to take you to the Collingwood Children’s Farm to see the Cows, Horses, Goats, Sheep, Geese, Ducks, Chickens, Guinea Pigs and many more animals they have there http://www.farm.org.au/animals/
Because of the age of the children an excellent investment is joining the Zoo club and you can visit the Zoo and hang out with your favourite animals as often as you like as well you can go as well unlimited times to the Healesville Sanctuary (http://www.zoo.org.au/healesville), Melbourne Zoo (http://www.zoo.org.au/melbourne) and Werribee Open Range Zoo (http://www.zoo.org.au/werribee) for 12 months. Kids under 15 years register for FREE on adult memberships.
Free reciprocal entry to interstate zoos; Taronga Zoo (Sydney), Adelaide Zoo, Perth Zoo, Western Plains Zoo (NSW) and Monarto Zoo (SA).
VIP member invites to new exhibits, experiences and special events.
Great discounts and special offers on Zoo Twilights concert tickets (they are great).
15% discount at all Zoo shops and 10% discount on selected behind-the-scenes experiences and school holiday programs.
http://www.zoo.org.au/members
In a very similar fashion you can join and enjoy the museum of Victoria an you can see here what can be done http://museumvictoria.com.au/about/members/benefits/
And if you enjoy science you can find many old fossils very close to home
http://museumvictoria.com.au/discoverycentre/infosheets/fossil-collecting—locations/
Another excellent activity if at home they enjoy science it is with the Double Helix Science Club
http://www.csiro.au/en/Education/Double-Helix
http://www.csiro.au/en/Education
Well there many more activities for those interested, could be music, art, painting etc,
Camilo
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Das ist ja eine tolle Sache! Kai schreibt seinen ersten Blog. Herzlichen Glückwunsch! Auch das Piratenschatz-Schild ist gut. Hatte jede Klasse einen eigenen Stand? Liebe Grüße Opa
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Niet veel meer karin.maar wel een zweef molen en een kan en kopjes. En toen de kermis was afgelopen ik had een feestje.
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Zijn de kinderfeestjes een beetje vergelijkbaar als de feestjes die je hier gehad hebt?
Karin
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niet echt
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Vertel, vertel …
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Kai, het was heel erg leuk om jouw eerste blog te lezen over de kermis op school 🤓👍. Stonden er nog meer attracties op de kermis?
Ik ben ook benieuwd naar jouw volgende blog 😉.
Groeten .. Karin
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Great first post! Looks like there was a lot do to and you had a lot of fun yesterday. Love to read more from you.
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Thank you dad:)
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