The document contains reflections from several students about their experience participating in a walk-a-thon fundraiser. The students discuss feeling nervous, tired, and rewarded from the physical activity. They express pride in their accomplishments and happiness that their efforts will help support an important cause of helping children in need.

1. by Tracy Smith and 3TS

2. Joong Gun:
If we cooperate we can be as one.
Anna:
I was nervous before the walk-a-thon
because I had to do a little introduction
because I am a walk-a-thon organiser.

3. Daisy- I like the walk
-a-thon because we

6. Angelina- I liked running
around the oval in the
walk-a-thon because it
is good exercise.

10. Christopher: I didn’t get
tired because I know I am
helping someone. Every
round I made I got paid for
it. It felt rewarding.

12. Tristan:
At the walk I was with Yuki’s mum and I
got 11 laps.
I ran about ¾ of the time we had to run
My goal was 12 laps. I got the same as last
year.

13. Tony - At the beginning I was very
speedy but on about the third lap I
began to go slower and slower until I
was jogging, but I didn’t stop.

18. Joong Gun: My body
was tired but I was
proud of myself raising
more money than last
year.

19. Jeongseo:
I was so happy and excited when I saw my
mum waving her hands and waiting for me
to give a tally mark

21. Lilly:
I had fun at the walk-a-thon
and I was tired and hot
afterwards.
I tried to get as many laps as
possible to raise money for
the Blue Dragon.

22. Kiana: I was so
tired! Everyone
went back to their
classrooms and we

23. Lilly-Beau:
I liked the
ice-cream
too.

24. Ji Won- Today I felt really great. When I ran, I thought
about the poor kids and their life.
Jeongseo: The running was hard but it was fun. We ran
to help Hanoi street kids to go to school. I wanted to
help many children so I ran as fast as I can
Tristan: I enjoyed the walk a lot and am looking
forwards to next years
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