We had an awesome show at school on Monday when Dylan came and drummed. The students loved the performance and these are the highlights - filmed by Victor and John and edited by Victor.
Yesterday we had a drumming show in the Hall. The show was on Monday 24th November. Dylan is 18 years old. He started drumming when he was six! The show was amazing and cool. He has a website that you can check out at www.dylanelise.com He had some great moves and was an amazing showman. If you get a chance you have to see this show!
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
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Dear Mr. Webb in room 6,
we are from Mr. Toa's class and wanted to know if you could answer a few questions about the Aborigines.
1. What are there clothes made of?
2. How did they make there clothes?
3. What do they like to eat?
4. How do they make there shelter?
5. How do they make a living?
It would be wonderful if you could answer these questions on one of these blogs on any post. blogs.saschina.org/hannah01pd2016
or blogs.saschina.org/grace01pd2016
Thank you!
Hannah& Grace
Hi Mr. Webb. My name is Kathleen and I go to Shanghai American School. In Mr.Toa's class (toa's troops.) In our natives project I am in the Maori group. We were asking if you and your class could help us answer 'How has there way of living changed over time?' and 'Explain how jobs divided between men, women, and children.' and 'How did the Maoris build and protect their homes?' It would be great if you and your class could try and answer these. Thanks a lot.
Kathleen
Thank you for your comments. We did have dunk the teacher and it was very popular especially when our Principal was dunked. We made about $11,000. Our class ran the Sushi and Devonshire Tea stall. We were very busy. We had lots of parent and community support which was great. Loved the drumming !
Talofa Mr. Webb and Room 6. I have been following your blog for a while now and am very impressed with the work that you do.
I am a Kiwi/Samoan teaching in Shanghai China and want to thank you for offering your help to my students with their research project. I am particularly proud as I once lived in Panmure on Church Crescent...just down the road from your school.
Thanks again
Mr. T
Great post Room 6. What a pity you didn't know about Mr Toa when you were compiling your global sasa - he must have been able to contribute a fantastic one. Is it too late? Could you ask him to get his class to do one and upload it as a late edition?
Mrs Burt
Hi my name is lyn and i am a year6 student at Pt England School that was a really great drum performances my borther really enjoyed it too. I was wondering how long did it take you to learn all the druming stuff it was really great. I would love to know how to play the drums anyway i really enjoyed watching it.
From lyn Ainuu Rm17
Dear Mr.Webb and room 6,
We are from 5jt and were wondering if you could help us answer some of our Polynesian questions,
1What do they make their clothing out of?
2Explain what they wear and why?
3Describe what their shelters look like.
4What materials do they use to make a
shelters?
5Explain how they hunt and why?
6What weapons do they use and why?
We would really like if you could answer some. If you have any answers please comment on one of our blogs.our blogs urls are ,
blogs.saschina.org/caleb01pd2016
blos.saschina.org/dongin01pd2016
thanks for your help!
Caleb&Steven
Mr Toa and class - the students were thrilled that your a Samoan teacher and a former resident of Panmure! Small world! Thanks so much for all your questions and the students are thrilled to being asked questions about their culture!
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