KOORI
CULTURE THROUGH MUSIC & DANCE
Last
Thursday we went to Welshpool to see a special performance.
They did a dance. They
are really Aborigines. Their
names were Jamie and Steve. -
Kian
They
told us stories about animals. -
Ashley
They
had gum leaves on their legs and they had paint on their bodies.
They taught us dances. -
Elli
I
like them. I like the
didgeridoo and the boomerangs. I
like how they were dressed. I
like their moves. I like the
clap sticks. Rochelle
Yesterday I saw the Aborigines. They
were funny with their
language. They moved funny.
- Eden
Yesterday
we went to Welshpool. We went
to have a play. Then we went
in to the basketball court. The
man came in. They did a dance.
It was interesting. -
Ebony
On
Thursday we hopped on a bus
and drove to Welshpool. We saw some Koori performers.
Their names were Jamie and Steve. They had paint up and down their
bodies and were wearing lap laps. They
had gum leaves around their knees. -
Grace
Yesterday
we went to see a performance at Welshpool hall.
Their names were Jamie and Steve.
- Cody
Steve
and Jamie sung for us and played an animal dance. Mikayla
I liked that they showed us their dances and they showed us how to play
the digeridoo and the clappers. -
Kelsey
When
we went to Welshpool we saw the Aborigines.
- Seth
We
went to the Welshpool Primary School performance to see the Kooris.
- Morgan
When
we went to see Jamie and Steve they sung for us. Stephanie
We were doing the actions of the animals.
- Britanny
Steve
and Jamie were singing. -
Aron
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