Last week all the students of Glen Innes school went to the G.I centre to perform their skipping items. Rm8 went down there and performed really well. Also everyone had fun.
We are a class of Year 6 and 7 students at Glen Innes School in Auckland "The city of Sails" New Zealand. Our teacher is Mrs Manor Ramkolowan
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Showing posts with label jump rope. Show all posts
Thursday, 23 June 2016
Thursday, 25 June 2015
Samuel: Jump Rope
On the 19th of June, our school will go to the GI Centre and skip. This is a photo of our classes practising before we go to the GI Centre. We are doing this to raise funds for the Heart Foundation. This was also to make our routines perfect. Doing this will help the children in the GI community keep fit and stop obesity.
Monday, 15 June 2015
Shanelle - Jump Rope
Walt: write a recount of the jump rope.
On Friday we had jump rope. It was only a practice because our real one is on the 19th of June at the GI Centre. We do this to raise funds for the Heart Foundation. Everyone was having fun and all of the different class routines was amazing to watch. I enjoyed our one the best though it was not perfect.
Friday, 27 June 2014
Shiloh Jump Rope for Heart
On thursday the 12th of June Glen Innes School went to G.I. centre to for the jump for heart foundation to raise money.
Monday, 16 June 2014
Chase Langa skipping
Tuesday, 9 July 2013
Monday, 8 July 2013
Wednesday, 3 July 2013
Mikayla Jump Rope Evaluation
Walt: write a report.
A week ago, Glen Innes School had Jump Rope for Heart at their school hall. Friday was the big show.The whole school performed a really lovely display of skipping. Glen Innes School were practising, performing and doing a great job at jump rope. The school did jump rope for heart because they were practising the show for the Glen Innes Centre and to be fit and healthy. One of the most fantastic items was Room 11.
When the school got to the hall, the kids looked very nervous and especially excited to perform their routines with the teachers help. The kids were excellent at their performance, but one or two people were still getting a hang of it. The children were energetic and had wonderful skills in skipping. Following the classes routines, were fantastic. It was like the whole school were crazy at skipping. Well anyway the school was amazing at their routines and how they presented it.
The music chosen for the routines was fantastic. Some songs were a perfect match to the classes routines. Almost all the time kids would sing each song that was playing. The most popular song that was played was Gentleman, that song was playing to Room 12’s routine. Room 11’s remix was a fast motion, that was really good because they did some fast skipping. The thing was is that some songs were slow and that would mean that the kids would have to skip slowly. That was a real thing that came to me. Anyway the songs were fantastic and it had a real beat to the skipping.
Parents were fantastic as well. They were cheering on their children and they were being an amazing audience. When Mr. Naidoo called them on to the dance they came rushing down to their kids. They were just a grateful audience.
Thursday, 20 June 2013
Britney Jump Rope
WALT: Write a report
Jump Rope
Glen Innes School had their Jump Rope for heart in their school hall, on Friday the 7th. It started from the new entrants to the senior part of the school. All classes skipped and showcased their outstanding talents. They were supporting the heart foundation. Classes came to the floor, and skipped.
All classes had amazing skills . Everyone was smiling and having a wonderful time. All the children had long lasting enthusiasm. But not just the students had high energy, the parents also were thrilled and was feeling the energy from the floor. Each class had about a 3-4 minute routine.
The music that Glen Innes School skipped to raised the roof. They had music that made you want to get up and dance and sing. Funny enough, students from all around the room did. When gentlemen came on everyone was dancing and singing crazy.
On the 22nd of June Glen Innes School are going to be showcasing their talents again at the G.I centre. So go down and see it for yourself. Also bring some coins along to also support the heart foundation.
Monday, 17 June 2013
Mikayla Report on Jump Rope
Walt: write a report.
A week ago, Glen Innes School had Jump Rope for Heart at their school hall. Friday was the big show.The whole school performed a really lovely display of skipping. Glen Innes School were practising, performing and doing a great job at jump rope. The school did jump rope for heart because they were practising the show for the Glen Innes Centre and to be fit and healthy. One of the most fantastic items was Room 11.
When the school got to the hall, the kids looked very nervous and especially excited to perform their routines with the teachers help. The kids were excellent at their performance, but one or two people were still getting a hang of it. The children were energetic and had wonderful skills in skipping. Following the classes routines, were fantastic. It was like the whole school were crazy at skipping. Well anyway the school was amazing at their routines and how they presented it.
The music chosen for the routines was fantastic. Some songs were a perfect match to the classes routines. Almost all the time kids would sing each song that was playing. The most popular song that was played was Gentleman, that song was playing to Room 12’s routine. Room 11’s remix was a fast motion, that was really good because they did some fast skipping. The thing was is that some songs were slow and that would mean that the kids would have to skip slowly. That was a real thing that came to me. Anyway the songs were fantastic and it had a real beat to the skipping.
Parents were fantastic as well. They were cheering on their children and they were being an amazing audience. When Mr. Naidoo called them on to the dance they came rushing down to their kids. They were just a grateful audience.
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