WBC WhiteBait Connection

So we had to go into groups of two and we walked to Maybury Reserve and it took us like 15 to 10 minutes to get there and I was partnered up with anais.
Once we got to our destination we had to sit on the mat then waited for the Whitebait Connection to talk to us about the safety rules and about her whistle.
Then we got spilled into three groups.
Then we went to Janey to talk about the water like The temperature and see if there is any oxygen or any fishes that live there and see if The PH is healthy. Once Kate blew her whistle we rotated to the next activity so what we did is we went to Jacob and Jacob did the insects with us and we found a lot of seaweed and shrimps in there with dirty water.
At The end Kate blowed the whistle one more time and we rotated then we had Kate Kate took us around the creek to do a savager hunt but before we did that Kate gave us a paper nature thing and it had all of the bushes and flower at the creek and we saw some rubbish in the water and it was not cool because the eels and the fishy’s wouldn’t be able to see in the water and it will be hard for them to find their home so we never throw any rubbish in the water. Once we got our paper sheet we went to explore the bushes and see what we can see on our paper sheet and we saw a lake that has eels in them and we just went to explore the place and Nuku gets to talk about about why they have that for the eels and Kate was surprised about her answer then we went back we were about to go look around for rubbish around the place but we ran out of time so we had to go back to the mat and talk about all the stuff we saw and describe what we saw then after that we walked all the way back to our school and we had morning tea then we went outside to play.