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We are senior or former students of Puahue School. Some of us want to keep blogging and some of us have moved on to other places in the world, but our blogs remain a record of our learning at primary school.

by Hayden

teacher: C Knight

Blog Entries

11/2	4 Facts about Yeti
10/12	Need for speed most wanted
9/2	Kangaroos
8/31	Beijing
5/25	Responsibility
4/17	Pumpkin day
4/2	My goals
3/26	swimming sports
3/26	World maths day
12/3	Zoo Visit
10/30	Zoo Visit
6/27	Electricity
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Pumpkin day Holy flying cow! That’s 50 kgs!! That is enormously, outrageously, superbly heavy. I wonder how that was lifted. Was it lifted by a crane, elephant or something? Because that is so, so, so, so heavy. I could definitely not lift that but I could probably lift something that is 1 or 2 kgs heavy. I wonder if I could lift something 10 kgs, I’m not sure. If I can’t lift something 15 kgs I can’t lift a 10 kg pumpkin. Fifty kgs is like as heavy as an elephant or a hippopotamus because that is so heavy. But last year it was even heavier. Last year it was 80 something kgs.
On Friday 4th of April our school celebrated Pumpkin Day. Every one from our school participated in Pumpkin Day. The competitions were heaviest, most decorated, most orange coloured, minikin family, best savoury, best sweet and best dressed. I did a pumpkin burger with meat patties, fried chips, lettuce, tomato, smoked cheese and tomato sauce. I also did a cannibal pumpkin – a big pumpkin eating a minikin. I did those for the most decorated. Both my hamburger and cannibal entered that competition. I had a savoury dish for the intermediate competition. I won the intermediate savoury with my pumpkin bread.

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