On Friday the 10th of May a Māori dancer called Bernard Mangarahia came to teach us about dance and the world. The whole Karoro School came to Room 8 at Karoro School to watch the performance. It was pretty cool to see the wild rage of dances from the Native American Indian culture to Māori dance and then to my favorite hip hop. I liked it because I used to do hip hop. Karoro School got him for a good way to teach young students about different cultures. He used a calabash, poi, hula hoops and the backdrop. I would have Bernard Mangarahia back because I enjoyed the performance.
Tuesday 14 May 2019
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On Friday the 10th of May a Māori dancer called Bernard Mangarahia came to teach us about dance and the world. The whole Karoro School came to Room 8 at Karoro School to watch the performance. It was pretty cool to see the wild rage of dances from the Native American Indian culture to Māori dance and then to my favorite hip hop. I liked it because I used to do hip hop. Karoro School got him for a good way to teach young students about different cultures. He used a calabash, poi, hula hoops and the backdrop. I would have Bernard Mangarahia back because I enjoyed the performance.
On Friday the 10th of May a Māori dancer called Bernard Mangarahia came to teach us about dance and the world. The whole Karoro School came to Room 8 at Karoro School to watch the performance. It was pretty cool to see the wild rage of dances from the Native American Indian culture to Māori dance and then to my favorite hip hop. I liked it because I used to do hip hop. Karoro School got him for a good way to teach young students about different cultures. He used a calabash, poi, hula hoops and the backdrop. I would have Bernard Mangarahia back because I enjoyed the performance.
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