Meet Your 2026 AIMS Games Reporters!

September 5, 2026

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Hey everyone! We’re Amber and Quinn, your official 2026 AIMS Games reporters from Mount Maunganui Intermediate, and we cannot wait to bring you all the action from this year’s games.

Throughout AIMS week, you’ll spot us moving around the different sports, soaking up the excitement and getting the inside scoop. So if you see us, give us a wave — or even better, ask for an interview! We’d love to chat with you about your team and your sport.

Every team we talk to could end up featured in a special AIMS Games section right here on Kiwi Kids News, so keep an eye out.

See you out on the field!

— Amber and Quinn

Article written by Shem Banbury - Kiwi Kids News Editor

This article was written using AI as an assistive tool for research and writing.

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Digital Thinking

Learning Options

Recall Questions

Thinking questions

Digital Thinking

Before testing, a student predicts that a ball will roll further on a smooth floor than on carpet. Why is this prediction useful?

It proves the answer before the test begins. It tells the class which result must happen. It replaces the need to collect evidence. It helps the students plan what to look for in the test.