As I walked into the the ilminster intermediate hall, I thought that I might one day be nervous to perform to a group of kids some day to. My class and I sat down and waited patiently and anxiously for the arrival of the first person of the Green Team. Someone came onto the stage looking like a grandmother crawfish? Now, you might be wondering what the heck! So i'll give you the only hint we got. Our teacher said that the play would be based on how we can help our earth environmentally.
As the ball got rolling the back story started to unravel. It started off with the krafish that was called Nany Coda. Nanny had mukopono that she was telling a story to. Her mokopuna loved hearing all of their Grandmothers stories. The storys were all about the times she tried to teach the tamariki and kaitiaki of earth about why Nanny Coda needed them to look after not only Nanny's home, but earth in the whole.
In this story the're some kids that loved playing at the skatepark, but they didn't understand that by littering they were hurting the planet and themselves. Out of nowhere there were aliens that wanted to dump ALL of there rubbish into the skaters pool. When the kids found out that there beloved skatepark was going to turn in to a dumping ground, they new that Nanny Coda would know how to fix there problems. After lots of bowing, (because the aliens thought that Nanny was the king), they all helped and came to the conclusion that everyone should do there bit.
I think that when I go to ilminster I want to be in the Green team, because it had such an impactful experience on me, that I want to share that with others and give them that feeling of everyone and everything counts. Even the small things.
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