Reading In 7DM

By Anonymous -

                                 Reading In 7DM

This past few weeks in 7DM, we have been learning about 'The Outside Experience, Managing Self'. We read 3 stories called: Outward Bound, Dear Mum, and The Big Jump! Outward Bound and Dear Mum were about two people who were recounting about their experience on an Outward Bound. The Big Jump was about Big Daddy (Charlie) being too scared to do the flying fox over his camp. He was supposed to be a tough bully, but really he was quite chicken! I reckon these books are a good motivation for us to try everything at camp and have FUN! Maybe someday I'll be lucky enough to experience an Outward Bound! (If you click on the outward bound before in blue, you can access REAL outward bound information on a NZ outward bound website)



               

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  1. Anonymous14 February 2016 at 20:57

    My very first blog! Hope you like it! :D

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  2. Anonymous28 February 2016 at 11:44

    Nice Work!
    Love the photo!
    I like how you changed the colour of some items to make it more bolder and also the italic

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  3. Anonymous21 March 2016 at 14:27

    Nice job.

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