As a family we like playing mini golf, so we decided to make a mini golf out of recycled boxes and a wrapping paper cardboard roll!
Monday, 30 August 2021
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Ahiahi Marie Imogen, wow what a creative way to make a mini golf course. It looks like it took you are long time and that you are having a lot of fun. Where is your favourite place to play mini golf?
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ReplyDeleteHi Miss Hart, it took about 20 minutes to make and Rhys coloured in the dinosaur. Mum made the course and cut the cardboard and I helped Mum stick down all the pieces. My favourite places are the one in the city opposite the Margaret Mahy playground. I like the Caddy Shack and the one in Kaikoura as it has a whale one where you have to get the ball into it's mouth and lots of people find it difficult!
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ReplyDeleteYour mini golf course is very clever, well done for recycling something to make it useful as something else. I went to Caddy Shack just a few weeks ago, it was lots of fun. My dad actually made some of the things when it first opened, I'm sure they're all changed now because I was pretty young when he did that. Who won your game?
Mrs Hamilton