Kiwi Can

This week Wednesday, we had another session of kiwi can with Mr Matt and Ms Lily outside on the netball court. Today was our last week of an actual session, next week will be fun day. Our theme is resilience which is to get back up and try your best and our topic is perseverance which means to push through and to keep trying.

First our energiser was Tangled. For this game someone was in and they had to tag try to tag people. If you were tagged, you had to link arms with them or hold hands if that seemed easier. The people at the end of the link were the only people who could tag people since the middle people were linked up with the person besides them. We had practise round, and the the real round. It was a little tiring but I had fun playing it.

Our activity was called Invisible Touch. We were split into two groups and one of the kiwi can leaders called out a number, and that amount of people had to go. Whichever person from the team went around the pole first, had the imaginary ball. They had to run to the other side, but if they got tagged by someone from the other team, then the tagger person had the ball and they could run. If you got tagged by someone, you couldn't tag them back. In the end, everyone ran. This game was also a bit fun but also tiring.

Lastly we talked about the games we played and did our leaving chant for kiwi can and left back to class. This session was the last session I would attend because next week, I would be at inter school netball and not here for fun time. On that day they would add up the points and see who won.

Kiwi Can

This week Wednesday, we had another kiwi can session in room 7 with Mr Matt. Our theme is Resilience and our new topic is Perseverance which means try your best and pushing through.

Our energiser was called Add on. We had to play rock, paper, scissors but on the third time, we could put up as many fingers as wanted. Two people played at a time and with how many fingers you put up, you had to add on with the number of the other person's fingers. If you bet that person, you could continue around the circle and play with other people. When you got out, you had to sit down. Some people got frustrated at trying to add it quickly. Then in the next round you could use two hands if optional and you could trick people.

Then we played our activity which was a card game called no frustration. We were split into four groups and given a few cards to create a tower in anyway. It didn't have to be the tallest, it could be made in anyway and you could make it look good as well. We had only 5 minutes to finish off the tower with our group. When we only had a bit of time left and some people got frustrated because it would fall down and they had to start again. The point of the game was to try not to get frustrated.

Lastly we had GKQ and played master where someone started and went around. Two people versed one another at a time and who ever got it right carried on in the circle and the other person sat down. We finally finished off the session by doing the points and adding the points for our score. We said our bye chant and did the actions, then went back to class.