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ALERT ALERT COVID 19 LOCKDOWN - Distant Learning Teina/Junior Packs and extra educational free websites. School Holidays have been brought forward and Term 2 will officially start April 14th. Keep watching the live updates from our Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and other government officials. Keep Safe Whanau and please stay in your bubble...Kia Whai Korōria, Hōnore, Hareruia kia Ihoa o Ngā Mano; Matua, Tama, Wairua Tapu me ngā Anahera Pono me Te Mangai, āianei, ākenei, ĀE….Mihi nui na Whaea Pam

Posted by Pam on March 27, 2020

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Shared Reading and Writing - My Wonderful Aunt by Margaret Mahy - WALT: use describing words in our writing.

Posted by Pam on March 27, 2020

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Learning Coaches afternoon but Matua Floyd was away ( Monday March 23rd) and only 3 tamariki in our music group.- WALT: to play musical instruments to music.

Posted by Pam on March 27, 2020

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Prrme Maths - WALT: make a resource to help us with our learning to tell the time.

Posted by Pam on March 21, 2020

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Art with Mrs Pearson
Everyone coloured in their Hanakoko and their candy cane for the advent calendar.
Food for Life - we are very grateful for this gluten and meat free kai cooked for us every Monday. We have pudding too.
glide and kick using a floaty in the pool. We are also learning to breathe under the water. We are confident swimmers.
Great achievements from these five kotiro this year. Ka mau te wehi kotiro!
having fun while cleaning with bubbles
Hikoi to the Cultural Festival at the Memorial hall
If anyone is touching you in your private parts
Kaikohe.
Literacy - the blend Tr - we made a Tr-uck

more swimming pics
movie and a swim for our last day of school. Ruma Tekau 2019.
Our Rainbow Art - using pastels
Pangarau - WALT: to skip count in 5s.
Pangarau: WALT recognise whole = 1 and half = 1/2
rangitaki blogging
recount
Ruma Tekau with our swimming caps on.
Sharing the second to last day of school with a pool party and shred lunch.
Social Studies - Mana Atua
Social Studies - Mana Tangata
Sophie and Te Atawhai won prizes for the Halloween colouring-in competition which Ketz and Haze Kopa from our local Tattoo shop ran for the schools in our community.
te reo
tell them you fon't like it and tell an adult staright away.
Term 4 Week 4 - WALT: float
This is the start of our creative minds. Making a marae using what resources we have in our classroom and school.
tuhituhi
Us after the Shakeout
WALT: be a good audience.
WALT: create a marae using our knowledge and imagination.
WALT: know our fractions. Half 1/2 and Quarter 1/4.
WALT: make calendars.
WALT: play addition bingo to help us with our addition.
WALT: recognise and tell the time in hours.
WALT: write a story about a book.
WALT: write all the words we know in our vocabulary.
WALT: write letters and show compassion - Rest in Love Gus
WALT:interact with the whole class while sharing the reading of a big book
We had lots of fun doing different literacy games and activities.
We had lots of fun wearing our PJ's today.
We used pastels to colour our whole paper first then we painted our picture with black paint. We waited for the paint to dry then we scratched our pictures and these are the results.

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