A Tui is a New Zealand native bird. It eats berries off the berry trees. Tui also eat kowhai flowers. Tui's can fly. They live in the gully. I has a white chin and dark blue feathers and
tail.
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Welcome to Room 20's Blog Page! The children have been using Word to do their paired writing once a week. This term they will be blogging their draft writing so that students, teachers, parents, grandparents and more can enjoy reading it. In most cases it will remain a draft and won't be edited. The children and I look forward to reading your comments in the near future. Please also visit Room 20's class web page @ http://www.meadowbank.school.nz
Blog Roll
Science and Technology Exhibition
BubbleShare: Share photos - Thanksgivingtime!
Museum Trip Photos
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Cluster Map
Cross Country Photos
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About Me
- Room 22
- Room 22 are a Year 4 class at Meadowbank School in Auckland, New Zealand. The children are 7 and 8 years old. Most will turn 9 this year.
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