Room 19's Learning Journey

Bunkroom number four waited very patiently for the instructions for the relays. I was feeling happy because I love doing relays.

Miss Brandon said the instructions for the relays clearly and loudly. I was listening for what I was doing.

I was slow because I only have a small mouth. Everybody else was ahead of me. Miss Brandon told me just to go back when I was only half way through the weet-bix. I’m not use to dry weetbix because I have toast for breakfast. The weetbix was only about as big as my hand. It was tuff for me. When I was running back my teammates cheered loudly for me.

Next Gabby had to put honey on her nose with an iceblock stick. After that she had to put a cotton ball on the patch where the honey was. I was cheering for Gabby. After she had put on the cotton ball she had to blow it off.

Then Piper had to break up chocolate into little pieces and eat it all up. After that Lenique had to drink fizzy drink and then burp. After that Kiana had to get a chocolate fish our of the ice-cream container. She had to get it out of the blue and white icecream container. The container didn’t come with a lid. But I had to do the chocolate fish out of the container because Kiana didn’t want to. When I was eating the soft yummy chocolate fish it was tiring. Again my teammates were cheering loudly for me. All my teammates were thinking we might win, but we did not. But in the end it was easy. I was running back hard out back to the others. After I put the chocolate fish in my mouth was squishy and gooey.

I was very tired after the relays because all that eating made my mouth very sore. Finally it was the end of the relays. My teeth were so sore that I couldn’t eat anything else.

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