traveling around the pacific island

Traveling around the Pacific island WALT: About the natural disaster around the pacific

Yesterday we were practicing your natural disaster proundation. We started  to practice our dance. First we  had to get into lines and we had to practice. until the parent came to our school and they had their paddles .and first we started to move to the next island was Fiji .and then all of the parents saw the Fiji groups  were doing their dances. and  they had to act their prounction out .and then The person who   was on the  microphone had to do the talking to the parents.  and the parents had to take  photos of their child's acting  and their dancing too. and then the parents had to  paddle to the next island and it was Samoa. and they had  to do their dance too. and the people at the back  had to watch the  people that  is going to be up next. and after when they finish their  dance they had to move on to their next island. and the parents that were Samona they had to  speak in samoa too. and after that the parents had to move on to the  island was Niue  and the people in niue had to do their dance again and they had to do their act out. and at the back of them was an Ocean pacific with lots of fish and more fishes. and after when the Niue is finish the parents that had came to the prounction   had  to move to the  next  pacific island was Cookland .   and the New Zealand people and the  Tonga people had to wait outside of the classRoom. until the Cookland  people was finish with their acting. and then it was our turn and the next island we went to was the mate Maa Tonga. and we had to do the Tonga dances and we had to do your pronunciation and the last island was New Zealand and they did their dances and their act too. and it was finished and we finish off with a Kapa Haka to the parents that came yesterday. and they   can see how we did great  yesterday. and then we finish with your pronunciation.  and Miss Aireen had to put up the video and it was great yesterday  and it was very fun.