by Rhondda Greig
Book week has begun and I'm sharing a poem by Rhondda Greig with some of the classrooms closest to our room. The language used by Rhondda Greig is descriptive, musical and creative. I love the way she describes Matarawa, the cats and all their activities. I especially love her phrasing and choice of vocabulary. Do you have a favourite page?
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| Ears, tails, claws, all dressed in black. What are you wearing on Friday? |
Room 15 is dressing up as Matarawa cats for the character parade on Friday. Do you have your black clothes, ears and tails ready??
My mum is already buying the whole costume :)
ReplyDeletePhillip
Way to go Phillip. Great organisation. - Miss Skipper
DeleteI have my ears ready miss skipper Sarah
ReplyDeleteWay to go, Sarah. -Miss Skipper
DeleteI got my cat ears miss skipper -zuhenna
ReplyDeleteLovely! I'm glad you're so organised. - Miss Skipper
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ReplyDeleteLot of people have cat ears Sarah
ReplyDeletei might buy my cat ears today miss skipper -jamal
ReplyDeletei dont got my cat ears now Dilawar
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DeleteI like your book charatrs
ReplyDeleteKia ora Whaea Kelly! We have the Matarawa Cats poem STUCK in our heads! It is so good. Thank you for sharing it with us in our class and on your blog.
ReplyDeleteAroha nui,
Te Akomanga Tekau mā Whitu
I'm glad that you all love it as much as I do. It's just so good !!
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