my teddy bear

My teddy bear’s name is Doggo. 

(Description and Poem)

                             

I got my teddy from my big brother.
He is cool.

He is not white, black or blue he is brown.
He was found  in town and he
made a lot of sound.

He is brown and he has floppy ears.
He has big eyebrows that
covers his little black eyes.
When I'm cold I snuggle him and he
warms me up.
I love him despite all the times I
accidentally kicked
him off my bed when I’m sleeping.
When I get nervous I think
about Doggo and I calm down.
      I Love you Doggo!!                                                                                                          

looking out the classroom window

As I look out the classroom window I can see a tree
slowly swaying with the cool air.

The lime green grass is as colourful as a beautiful
leprechaun's suit.  

A hopscotch is right in front of me waiting for
someone to stomp on it.

An empty classroom is ready
to be used just like an empty shop.

I see a ginormous mountain like a big
belly sitting there for ages sleeping.

This poem for my unty who left us

                     BROKEN CIRCLE

There's a break in our family circle.

A missing root has got cut of our tree.

A empty space at the family table.

A empty soul inside of me.

You are no longer here with us on earth.

All our family hold you dear.

Feels like you’re far away from us.

But you’re still in my prayers.

By Kori

This is my pepeha for our identity topic.

My Pepeha

Tena koutou katoa

Ko Mt Pethonia toku Maunga.

Ko Waipa toku moana.

Ko mania poto toku hapu.

Ko ngati kina haku toku iwi.

Ko Christ The King toku kura.

No niue ahau.

Ko Lenny Karena toku grand papa.

Ko Shelly Karena toku grand mama.

Ko Kori Karena toku papa.

Ko Sabrina Kolo toku mama.

Ko Kori Jnr Karena toku ingoa.

Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.

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