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Monday, 31 October 2016

Diwali Treats

Diwali Celebration



We had a lovely surprise today when Siyona's mum brought in some treats to celebrate Diwali.  Some of our Reading groups have been reading and learning about this festival and are in the process of creating digital learning objects to share their learning.


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  1. Anonymous2 November 2016 at 09:33

    Χαίρετε Miss Waho, Hannah Bro Here
    These look so good it's hard not to reach inside of the screen and eat them! Thanks to Siyona!
    How did they taste? What one was your favourite?

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  2. Anonymous2 November 2016 at 09:34

    Milan Here
    Mmmm!!! Those Diwali treats look tasty and yummy I wonder if we will try any of those. The Diwali food reminds me when I went to the Diwali festival to see siyona perform. Her performance was amazing and very bright and colourful. The festival was amazing. Any way those treats look tasty and I wont mind learning more about Diwali. See you later.

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  3. Anonymous2 November 2016 at 09:42

    Kia Ora
    Learning about Diwali was really fun we have learnt a lot of things and there were heaps of sites that talked about it to but everyone is talking about the new buildings too though Diwali sounds like a special day or 5 days.
    Blog ya later!

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  4. Anonymous2 November 2016 at 09:44

    Hi Miss Waho I think that Diwali day is cool baecaues people can cool patens and show it to very one and the best part is that family get to gether. And the food looks so ummy to. Blog you latter.

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  5. Anonymous2 November 2016 at 09:52

    Kia Ora Miss Waho,Hannah Typing :)
    I see you have been digging to to some yummy Diwali treats lucky :) I wish I had some :)
    Also thank you Siyona's Mum for letting Siyona bring them in for the teachers even though I'm not a teacher Lol.
    Happy Diwali :)

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  6. Anonymous10 November 2016 at 11:47

    gamardschoba, Miss Waho
    I think that Diwali is a big thing for India and do you no what foodit was or if it was if Syonas mum made it or brought it.
    Bye.

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  7. Anonymous11 November 2016 at 10:15

    Hey Yvee again,
    It must have been so fun to learn about Diwali, Just looking at it makes my mouth water. Looks sooooooooo delicious. I bet they tasted better than they look...
    Maybe I will try and make them at home.

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  8. Anonymous6 December 2016 at 11:50

    Hi my name is Bruno from Owairaka School.
    You guys look like you are having a great time on Diwali.
    Come to my blog. http://odsbrunos.blogspot.co.nz/
    Thanks!

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