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Family Home Evening WHANAU SIZE

We are loving having family (whanau) over for the holidays. Aunty Jacque invited us over for Monday night to have FHE. It was great to see cousins working together on assignments and enjoying the evening together.



Truth and Ratauhinga conducted


This is most of the cousins

Kawea conducted the music.

Rakai loving sitting on his "bigger" cousin Tawhaio


Emeka and Arama watching from behind, making sure all is well.

Arama and Jazz Gave a great lesson on service and looking after those that need our help. Well done you two!

Inspiration was from this months New Era.


Then game time. In the pond out the pond is a family favorite for generations! Still a favorite. Just more competitive. We had a couple of ponds. A big pond for the big ones, a little one for the little ones.

Truth and Tawhaio taught us how to play Pukana too. That was a great game, then there was a train game where you sit in a circle and hold hands. Then you squeeze hands  around to a certain person and someone in the middle has to catch the message before it gets to the inteded person. Lots of fun.

Thank you jacque for a wonderful evening!!! Love you!! 

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