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Sunday, November 4, 2018
Week 3 - Bigfoot Cycling Skills
This week we enjoyed two cycling session run by Bigfoot Adventures. Our first session involved learning lots about cycling safety, including important concepts like visibility when cycling and how to put on a helmet safely.
Our second session was a practical one. We were outside on a beautiful day (as you can see from the photos below) working on our skills. Those of us who brought along our bikes were also very lucky to have these safety checked by our expert instructors.
If you would like to find out any more about our day, please leave us a positive, thoughtful and helpful comment below.
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Kia ora. Ko Twinkles Toku Ingoa. No Kaikohe West Te Kura
ReplyDeletei really like the way you added the pictures of what yous have been doing.For Bigfoot cycling skills.
i really like the way you explaned how you felt and what yous were doing.And also how yous wrote it in a recount
Kia Ora Manukau. Ko Samicia toku ignoa. No Kaikohe West te Kura.
ReplyDeleteI really like the way you added pictures of what you guys were doing for Bigfoot cycling skills.
I also really like the way you guys explaned how you felt doing it,like doing it,what you guys were doing and also how you guys wrote it in a recount.
Look forward to seeing more work. Keep it up.
If you want to see my work here is the link to my blog:
http://kws-samicia.blogspot.co.nz/
Nga Mihi
Samicia
hi like the way u add punctuation
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm Rawiri from Awahono School. I like the way you set out the pictures and how you explained how you felt. I also liked how you put a reasonable amount of writing on your post.
ReplyDeleteKind regards, from Rawiri.
Kia ora, my name is masima and i'm from room 24 at owairaka district school. i really liked your blog post about Bigfoot cycling skills.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your learning you should check out my blog
https://odsmasimas.blogspot.com/
Kia ora Manukau,
ReplyDeleteHow lucky to have Bigfoot Adventures teaching you about cycling skills and safety. I have just ordered a new bike and helmet and look forward to riding it lots on the weekends and in the holidays. What would be your top tips for me to keep safe on my new bike? How many people in your class have their own bikes?
Tania
Hello and my name is Faris and I am from Waikowhai Primary School.I am in room Waitemata. I remember when we did the bike practices on the court and the field.It was really fun and a lot of kids learned how to ride a bike.My blog address is https://wpsfarisa.blogspot.com/
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