One game we did was human knot. It was really difficult trying to untangle ourselves from each but we had a lot of fun problem solving to find a way out.
We also did the hula-hoop chain and had to work together to move the hoop around everyone. We are all much better communicators now and have learnt a lot about each other during these games.
Kia Ora Te Maunga, it’s Jaelyn - Marie from Te Ngahere. I really like your blog post about “Teamwork makes the dreamwork” because you have added very interesting photos of you guys and it looks like your classroom is having an amazing time. Something I also like about your blog is because sometimes in Te Ngahere we do team building and taskmaster too.
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ReplyDeleteKia ora Te Maunga, this is Angela from Te Ngahere. I like your blog post about “Teamwork Makes The Dream Work” because you have explained what team building activities you did and added some photos of you all doing the activities. I remember when my class did the hula-hoop activity and the human knot that the second bus did with Gina. What other team building activities would you like to try in the future?
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Hola Te Maunga my name is Savitri and I am a year six student from Paihia School. I really enjoyed reading your blog post about “Teamwork makes the Dream work” - very true. The picture made me laugh, when you played the game called human knot, from your faces I can guess that you all had loads of fun. This is really a good example of learning through games.
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Kia Ora Te Maunga, it’s Breeze from in Te Ngahere. I really enjoyed your blog post about “Teamwork makes the dreamwork” because looking at the photos you added it looked and seemed like you had fun and enjoyed yourself. You looked like you all worked together as a team. Something else I liked about your blog post is because like your class our class does team activities too and we call them task masters. What did you enjoy most about this activity? Keep up the good work.
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Kia ora Te Te Maunga, my name is Jayden from Te Ngahere. I really like your blog post about “Teamwork makes the dreamwork” because you have added very interesting photos of you guys and it looks like your classroom is having an amazing time. I also liked how you added photo to say what are are doing.
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Kia ora Te Maunga it’s me Mahana from Te Ngahere. I just wanted to say how much I liked your blog post about Teamwork makes the dreamwork because I liked how you added photos of each team building activity you did. The other reason I liked your blog post was how you explained all the team building activities you did.
ReplyDeleteI remember when my class did the hula hoop challenge and the human knot that the second bus did with Gina which was really fun.
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ReplyDeleteKia Ora Te Maunga, my name is Jade from Te Ngahere. I really like your blog post about Teamwork Makes The Dreamwork and that is very true. I really like when you tried to make the hula hoop go over everyone and trying to not let go of your hands it made me laugh. We had to try it but we had two lines and we had to race the other line and we won but the other team had four more players then we did so me and some of other my classmates had to be the other four. I have a challenge for all of Te Maunga so I want you to get a mat or a tarpaulin and try and get the mat or tarpaulin to flip over without anyone touching the ground,will you accept the challenge?
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ReplyDeleteKia ora Te Maunga, this is Mikaila from Te Ngahere. I really like your class blog post about your “ team building “ because in Te Ngahere we have experienced this before. I enjoyed it alot because my learning group and I were able to communicate better and listen to each other’s ideas. What was the best thing about team-building???
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Kia ora Te Maunga my name is Alexandrea from Te Ngahere. I like your blog post about ‘’Teamwork makes the dream work’’. It sounds like you guys had fun doing some of these activities. It sounds like you guys are really competitive and sounds like you guys had some fun doing team building. Did you think interacting with the other students was cool ?
ReplyDeleteHi Te Maunga, Its Mikaire from Te Ngahere. I like your blog post about teamwork makes the dream work because teamwork is the best and the pictures that you took were amazing. I like how you explained what activities you did. Your post reminds me of when my class was doing team building activities too and I found them really fun.
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:Kia Ora Te Maunga my name is Angus from Te Ngahere. I like your blog post because you added a lot of photos to add detail about what you did. I also like your post because Te Ngahere also does team work challenges called task master.
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Kia ora Te Maunga, my name is Gail and I am a year 8 student from Te Ngahere. The challenge you guys tried in this post looked so interesting because you guys even got to use a hoola hoop for one of them. Te Ngahere have also been trying out challenges similar to this but they are called Taskmaster challenges and they are supposed to help us work better in a group.
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