Stormwater Super Hero Trailer

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 Last Friday Jenny from Te Tuna Taone - Urban Eel brought the Stormwater Super Hero trailer to school. 

Maddie - there was games and you had to get the eel out to sea, if it beeps you are going the wrong way, like into the rubbish! 

Mātai - we played snakes and ladders but it was eels and pipes. There was a giant dice! 

Zac - we played video games about stormwater stuff. If the marble went through something that would pollute the eels, it beeped so you had to start again. 

Ryan - I found out that you can put a cover on your drains and it will stop the dirty water coming in. 

Marcus - we had to guess which thing was right for the tuna. 

Kate - Jenny was handing out stormwater superhero stickers.\

Ella - there was a cool touch screen on the trailer.



















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