Showing posts with label white sunday in samoa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white sunday in samoa. Show all posts

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Samoa by Antonia


Here is Antonia's speech about Samoa that she shared with the class. Well done Antonia!

Talofa lava, my name is Antonia. The country I have chosen is Samoa because my family comes from there. Samoa is in the Pacific Ocean and it has a population of 217, 083 people who live there. The capital city is Apia which is on the island of Upolu. My family come from a village called Sataoa and it is two hours away form the city, if you take the Samoan buses. The people in the villages plant their own vegetables and taro and raise their own animals for eating. Chickens, pigs and cows. My family have a shop in our village and we have a delivery truck that comes 2-3 times a week to bring us our supplies. We sell everything from flour and rice to tinned fish and lollies. Because Samoa is a tropical island, it is very hot most of the time even when its raining it's very humid. Most people wear lavalavas or i'es in Samoa, to keep them cool. The clothes I am wearing are what I wear to a Samoan church. This is called a pe's. From 1890 to 1894 the famous author Robert Loius Stephenson lived in Samoa. He wrote the books Treasure Island and Kidnapped. Robert Louis Stephenson is buried in Samoa and they turned his home into a museum. I hope you can go and visit some day.
Thank you for listening about my country Samoa.

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Monday, November 2, 2009

Anamei's recount of our White Sunday


This is Anamei's version of our White Sunday celebration on Friday 23rd October, 2009.

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Othaniel retells our White Sunday


Following on from our celebration of White Sunday, the children wrote recounts of what happened. Here is Othaniel's version.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Room 10 celebrates White Sunday

This term our topic is Food Glorious Food. We will be learning about different celebrations and the foods that are eaten on these special occasions. Our first celebration was White Sunday. This a movie of how and what we did to celebrate this event in our classroom.