We didn't take photos inside the glow worm cave because we were too busy enjoying the magical lights of the glow worms, but this is some of us just after the boat ride. We were all very impressed and wish we could go again!
Here we are at the Discovery Centre, where we learnt all about how the limestone caves were made hundreds of thousands of years ago.
We all got to test out our wriggling skills as we squeezed through the tiny cave
Some of us even got to stretch our legs right out!
Miss Dagg even managed to wiggle her way through
Lunch time was at the park- we are never too far from a play ground!
Luckily the rain held off for us to enjoy our day... and to sneak in a little play on the slide
We really enjoyed our bush Ruakuri bush walk as there was so much to see. Lilly even found a rock with a fossil in it.
Damon getting his share of droplets of cave water, which is said to be good luck
Looking down into a great big cave with a river rushing through!
Amazing building at Waitomo Caves
How lucky are we- two neat school trips in one term!! We still have lots of learning to do around the caves so keep posted as we might share some of our learning on here :)
That trip was so cool!
ReplyDeleteThat was fun I loved the glow worms, the caves and best of all the boat ride.
ReplyDeleteWaitomo caves were fun!!I liked the glow worms were cool. like the boat ride
ReplyDeletemy mum said she would get stuck in it you did very well. I had a great day at the caves it was a great time ill never let the amazing time go.
ReplyDeleteI guarantee you that this will be the most exiting trip I'll ever have at school
ReplyDeletecassia looks very happy to tag along on thins great adventure. Daniel looks super with his cheesy smile. and great gob for organizing this kool trip for the seniors.
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