Wainui Beach School Craft Fair...

 Wainui Beach School Craft Fair... 

 My family and I hopped in the car and travelled to Wainui Beach School. The show was on as I walked through the gates to the craft fair. I  took a look and I was overwhelmed with how many people were there.  There were lots.  

 I kept walking and first I bought a small card that has five red circles on it, that people click for all the  rides ( bouncy castles ) you want to go on.  My sister and I walked over to the big bright red, black and orange obstacle bouncy castle.  We bounced on with a leap. After that I helped my mum click the little kids' cards.  It was lots of fun.  

Dinner time at last

I ran to the bag that my dad was carrying on his back and said "Dad can I please have my money to get dinner?" He said "yea grab it". I rushed over into the line for the sausage sizzles. After I got my sausage sizzle I went over to the coke van and got some very fizzy coke.  I sat down and ate my kai with my family. 

Bubbles 

I waited in line for the bubbles, "Finally it is my turn" I said to myself . The lady helped me into a big round see-through bubble. I banged into my brother with a swish, we both went backwards. It was so fun in the bubbles but it was so hot in there to that I could hardly hold onto the handles.  Because it was so cool I had five more goes in the bubbles.  I got banged all the way over upside down and I couldn't get up so I freaked out a little. But I swung my body and I finally came over.  

Cow Pat Bingo 

Every year at the craft fair there is a cow that comes and we play a game using the cow. We make squares on our field for the cow to go on and you can pat the cow.  But whatever square the cow poos on that person gets there hundred dollars.  Well this years winner was no one because no one bought the square so the money goes to our school. 

I was very sleepy and tried after all those rides. Then we travelled home and went to bed. That was a very fun night. My school thinks that we earnt around 15 thousand dollars, well that's a lot. 

By Betsy Findlay

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